in my opinion kubota are the best and their older machines are interesting to me. i am trying to track down a kh007 to buy. does anyone have any pics or info on the kh007?
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Hi Allistairc123, I to am a fan of kubota machines,
from 80's kh through to current kx-3 cant fault em,
jcb.diggers.com has 2 kh007's for around 2500 each
from 80's kh through to current kx-3 cant fault em,
jcb.diggers.com has 2 kh007's for around 2500 each
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penfold wrote:Hi Allistairc123, I to am a fan of kubota machines,
from 80's kh through to current kx-3 cant fault em,
jcb.diggers.com has 2 kh007's for around 2500 each
yeah, i missed on that they were selling on ebay, just checked thier website and they are not listed, do they deff have these? magic, cheers for the info!
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penfold wrote:I think They were in last weeks planttrader,
ok, ill give them a ring see what they have. thanks again
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here is the machine i am looking for...
it was also released with a different boom and colours (imports)
i am after one as above and do not want the later type boom as below...
blue
it was also released with a different boom and colours (imports)
i am after one as above and do not want the later type boom as below...
blue
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I spent time on one of our KX25 ZTS mini diggers in the summer and hated every minute, mainly becaue it was roasting hot and i was even hotter in the cab due to you being sat right on top of the engine....not bad machines really just a bit juddery when tracking.
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Yes Joe,
This is something I think manufacturers really need to improve !! Somehow they need to stop that heat getting into the cab area and all machines these days should have aircon like some of the Takeuchis do!
I think I might do a piece on this topic on the blog to see if they take note ??
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This is something I think manufacturers really need to improve !! Somehow they need to stop that heat getting into the cab area and all machines these days should have aircon like some of the Takeuchis do!
I think I might do a piece on this topic on the blog to see if they take note ??
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yeh that would be a good idea, i still think its odd that jcb have A/C as an option not standard like on other manufacturers, I swear to god when i got out of the cab i was sweating like a beast, how could manufacturers stop heat getting into the cab, it could really be quite dangerous in really hot weather...i mean what would happen if the operator/driver fainted due to heat exhaustion or such thing...The s**t would hit the fan if theat happend.
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