Which telehandler

Dman2

Member
Location
Durham, UK
Taking into account our post in the wreckers thread and that we are only about a week away from harvest, we need a telehandler pretty sharpish.
Not a huge budget 30k ish
Resigned to getting a standard telehandler rather than a pivot steer as there doesn`t seem to be a lot around.
Which standard telehandler should we look for
Do most of them have 4 wheel steer?
 

thorpe

Member
Taking into account our post in the wreckers thread and that we are only about a week away from harvest, we need a telehandler pretty sharpish.
Not a huge budget 30k ish
Resigned to getting a standard telehandler rather than a pivot steer as there doesn`t seem to be a lot around.
Which standard telehandler should we look for
Do most of them have 4 wheel steer?
30k :unsure: the best jcb 526 you can find!
 

Renaultman

Member
Arable Farmer
Location
Darlington
Taking into account our post in the wreckers thread and that we are only about a week away from harvest, we need a telehandler pretty sharpish.
Not a huge budget 30k ish
Resigned to getting a standard telehandler rather than a pivot steer as there doesn`t seem to be a lot around.
Which standard telehandler should we look for
Do most of them have 4 wheel steer?
See if you can find a Kramer or a Kramer built Claas, I think Julian Swinbank had a really nice 7040 in stock which should be within your budget. I really rate our Class 6030 and use the newer Kramers every day, easy to use and seem fairly bomb proof.
Edit, I think he had a pin and cone headstock too.
You can get them fairy easily for whatever you decide to buy
 

manfromhill

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Dman2

Member
Location
Durham, UK
See if you can find a Kramer or a Kramer built Claas, I think Julian Swinbank had a really nice 7040 in stock which should be within your budget. I really rate our Class 6030 and use the newer Kramers every day, easy to use and seem fairly bomb proof.
Edit, I think he had a pin and cone headstock too.
You can get them fairy easily for whatever you decide to buy
Does he still have a website, doesn`t seem to come up now?
 

Lowland1

Member
Mixed Farmer
What are the 531-70 like?
Also there is a 536-60 fairly local
We've had a construction spec 531-70 ( 100 HP engine ) which we put a pick up hitch on for about 8 years came with 1200 hours now has over 12000 hours. It has been very good with few issues. We have a Claas 7045 which is a much fancier machine but has more issues but has 10,000 hours. When we get another it will probably be JCB.
 

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