The Digger Picture Thread

Ukjay

Member
Location
Wales!
Bet it Does the job well

To be fair - she has saved me a lot of money from hiring one in. Once I get my workshop built - I will be stripping it down and refrubing her, as due to age etc, there is a lot to repair, hoses to change - slew motor to sort out, valves to sort to smooth out bucket controls etc.
The tracks are worn, cylinders weeping etc - but she can dig some dirt.

So just like being married - she will cost a lot :LOL:
 

roscoe erf

Member
Livestock Farmer
Old - your having a laugh aint you Roscoe, youve seen my old girl - yours are new by comparrison :LOL:
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jf850

Member
Location
Co laois
View attachment 743788 New to me!

09 plate with 2000 hours

Lucky you. Quite a find. Very rare at this side of the pond.

Took this while getting a couple of loads of peat for animal bedding .
A Hitachi EX 100 , and a very tidy Hyman 580 C. Both have had there undercarriage stretched , and much wider pads fitted . I don't think the Hymac is in regular use any more, but it is capable of running.

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dannewhouse

Member
Location
huddersfield
View attachment 743788 New to me!

09 plate with 2000 hours
you wont go far wrong with a nh digger, run them for years

only ever had 1 bad machine it was a 57 reg and they swapped it us for an 08 as they had it more than us, they even paid for it stickering.
command control (electric controls) is nice but you don't just feel to have as much power as the manual controls, but easy to put it on 360 controls (I find them easier)
 

Shovelhands

Member
Location
Sunny Essex
Lucky you. Quite a find. Very rare at this side of the pond.

Took this while getting a couple of loads of peat for animal bedding .
A Hitachi EX 100 , and a very tidy Hyman 580 C. Both have had there undercarriage stretched , and much wider pads fitted . I don't think the Hymac is in regular use any more, but it is capable of running.

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Interesting that the Hymac looks to have had two sets of track shoes welded to the originals, never seen it done like that before.
 

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