Poclain 75 value
- Thread starter spitfire
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- Location
- Welshpool Powys
Any pictures of it?
- Location
- south norfolk
Getting collectible.stick it on planttalk.
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what's it weigh
- Location
- south norfolk
12/13tons
nick...
about £1600 then
Is it dead?
Wellytrack
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It would be heavier than that. A 60 was about 12 ton.
Great diggers in their day, they could off tore stuff up that was too much for them really.
Great diggers in their day, they could off tore stuff up that was too much for them really.
- Location
- south norfolk
You’re correct ,it’s about 15 tons
nick...
Wellytrack
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Neighbor bought a 90 out of an auction about 15 years ago. He was working on the value for money equation.
Reach and power was awesome.
He certainly got a hell of a lot of digger but it was on narrow tracks. Undercarriage looked short on it too. It was for a quarry face in all honesty. Could travel nowhere with it.
Reach and power was awesome.
He certainly got a hell of a lot of digger but it was on narrow tracks. Undercarriage looked short on it too. It was for a quarry face in all honesty. Could travel nowhere with it.
- Location
- south norfolk
They were the rolls royce of 360s in their day as were the early case models after case took them over
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Wellytrack
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Agreed. Poclain 60's and Atlas 1302's swung some stuff about locally.
An odd powerslide was to be seen, hymacs too.
The 60's were well advanced in the 80's but.
An odd powerslide was to be seen, hymacs too.
The 60's were well advanced in the 80's but.
plated at 18t parked up to do some oil leaks ,not a lot wrong with it quite tight ,rot starting on some panel work .Got it running couple of years back blew main ram pipe not touched it since ,sorry haven't got any pictures not good at uploading.