Dieci Sent Me A £70k Telehandler! 

I just got a new jcb loader

if only claas would stick to a manufacturer once and for all i had two rangers, first and last series they lasted their time pretty ok, telehandlers where crude machines at the time. i chose a cat over the kramer/claas for peace of mind as i was a bit scared of the hydrostatic transmission. the cat was a mess full of lemons, i could make lists of problems on it happening since the very start. in short it's a machine that is good on the paper and should have remained there. everything except maybe the frame (excluding axles that loose studs and have weak steering joints) is mediocre even the seat breaks down. i know of a massey with decent hour count i'll got for feedback from it when i'll consider replacing the cat. no way i'm buying a liebherr , claas parts pricing is a rip off as it is if they sell liebherr stuff it'll be awful and become twice worse when they will change manufacturer again.

@@floflo8018 yeh, that's fair enough. Ive heard that the new Kramer models are good though.

Manitou 635 130 ps +

Manitou all the way

Bradley Maccallum yea at least from what I know in Europe it normal for machinery company to offer all the main stream hitch’s as options so people don’t have to buy new tools. Don’t take it as gospel though as I’m an Aussie!

Same

Greg Shearer thanks Greg

I was meaning that if he likes the dieci he gets to keep it but he has to pay

stacking manure like he did in the video,, ore stacking bales, more reach is better.

@@samkom33 but i think that frontloader would just work fine

@@vapovapi you mean a normal tractor with FRONTLOADER? yes on a tiny farm a tractor with a frontloader is useful, but most standard frontloaders is usually MAX 600 kg 1,5 ton ore 2 ton lifting capacity, also, most tractors are buildt for pulling, not lifting. the front wheels on most smaller tractors arent buildt for carry heavy weight, not becouse they couldnt handle the weight but becouse its usually nothing in the suspension on the front axle of a tractor stopping the tractor to tip sideways when the load gets high,,, telehandlers and wheel loaders have a wider wheelbase + a stiff front axle MAKING THEM MORE STABLE. NOT 4 TON LIKE THIS TELEHANDLER, Which mean you need way shorter time filling say a 30 ton TMR mixing wagon if you have a good big bucket. yes they could have bought a bigger wheel loader instead,, but a telehandler is usually less expencive

David Cowe it's 7 meters quit long and 4 ton lift

@@danielmccallister7719 cheers i was thinking it would be 9m if it was 4 ton

Olly’s Farm ;)

You can feed it to them but if they weren’t reared with it they won’t eat silage but my horses eat the silage because 1. They were reared with it and 2. It’s easier to feed them rather than having haylage and silage kept separate taking up more space

FluffenYT/TTV you would not want to drive a straight piped telehandler

John Deere lad no he didn’t

dječi

great video though :)