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  • 22-06-2013 9:34am
    #1
    Curly Judge
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    I've often wondered why this tool carrier type of tractor never caught on in Ireland?
    I've never worked one or indeed sat inside one but on paper they seem to tick a lot of the boxes. Great visibility, flexible suspension etc.
    Anyone got any experience with one of them?


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  • #2
    agriman27
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    Saw an article on the journal about a contractor using one for doing a lot of hedge cutting some job you'd fairly see what doin! And a speedy tractor for travelling between jobs.


  • #3
    iverjohnston
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    agriman27 wrote: »
    Saw an article on the journal about a contractor using one for doing a lot of hedge cutting some job you'd fairly see what doin! And a speedy tractor for travelling between jobs.

    Gerald Potterton, in his IFJ column, wrote about owning one, years ago. I think he had engine and gear box problems with his


  • #4
    nashmach
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    Due to the engine under the cab, they also had a tendency to go on fire too....


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