The Classic Machinery Network

go back wrote:once you have tried a decent cat you will know everything else is a dog

well said

Joes1989 wrote:To be honest mate, id take any machine over a cat now! Ive got a 315c and its absolute garbage! I Joe

think you need to have a go in a proper cat excavator mate from a 330 up to the 365 trust me you would love them

some good shots there mate

does it seem slower when warm been on many machines like that when cold they will dig for england but when they warm up they are dead these machines have had around 9000 hours to

nice shots there joe

hi martyn the tracks seem to look abit stiff or dry on the top

Just a quick question John, I was with my mates going to play football on the common when a realised Uk Demolition services yard is oposite it, I didnt get a good look but there seemed to be a few arm and boom sections from a CAT machine, Do you know what it is? hi jack not to sure mate to be fair ...

cheers rob

when did cat make the double d range

the blooy bucket pins are heavy to lift bet they dont think about that when they go on about safty end up doing your back in