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Walk behind loader for cleaning out sheds?

  • 06-10-2013 06:16AM
    #1
    straight
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    Has anybody come across anything like these in Ireland as i think there must be a market there for them. Montana plant sell the MT55 Mini Tracked Loaders but something smaller and cheaper would do me. Toro seem to do something suitable in australia.


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  • #2
    iverjohnston
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    Seem to recall that some Continental firms make then. Something like Widemann, some name like that. Also I think they have ones you stand on the back off.


  • #3
    moy83
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    straight wrote: »
    Has anybody come across anything like these in Ireland as i think there must be a market there for them. Montana plant sell the MT55 Mini Tracked Loaders but something smaller and cheaper would do me. Toro seem to do something suitable in australia.

    Would a skid stear be handier ? I never saw anyone with a walk behind loader , unless its a shovel you're talking about !


  • #4
    adne
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    straight wrote: »
    Has anybody come across anything like these in Ireland as i think there must be a market there for them. Montana plant sell the MT55 Mini Tracked Loaders but something smaller and cheaper would do me. Toro seem to do something suitable in australia.

    There nicknamed dingo in oz. U stand on the back of them. Used one working at irigation over there. Had an auger on it.
    Dont think the wheels would work well in a dirty shed


  • #5
    49801
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    Not quite walk behind but avant loaders spring to mind.

    http://www.avantequipment.co.uk/index.html


  • #6
    49801
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    Or these.
    http://www.connachtagri.ie/index.php?page=shop.product_details&flypage=vmj_naru.tpl&product_id=63&category_id=22&option=com_virtuemart&Itemid=6


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  • #7
    freedominacup
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    This boyo could form the base for your walk behind. Often saw them shift a couple of 8 wheeler loads of topsoil around a house in a half day with a self loading dumper mounted.

    http://www.hinowa.com/scheda.asp?idprod=269&idpadrerif=20

    THat mt 55 yoke looks like it would save you the bother though


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