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An offer of a cuppa always goes far :)

 

This is getting easier lol really glad I decided to buy a dumper and not hire

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This is a 5 year project for me so more than happy to leave them on site as they'll have paid for themselves easily :)

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You mean with the 5 year time frame?  No point in putting any pressure on myself as it's just me and a dog :)  

 

Yep, and if looked after (as I will), hopefully make most if not all of my money back

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47 minutes ago, Construction Channel said:

its nice to hear someone being honest with themselves for once ;)


 

sell it afterwards..... lol

I sold my digger.:ph34r:

 

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I was talking to a mate and he said that he's seen an attachment for a quick hitch mechanism that would allow you to bolt anything to it. It's basically a bucket fitting, but instead of the bucket, you have a flat plate with a hole for bolting a hook to. Does anyone know what they're called?

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That looks exactly what he meant :) £120 though - boooooo lol

 

How did you find that so fast? What description did you search?

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2 minutes ago, Russell griffiths said:

Can you take one of your small buckets to the local welder and get a hook or plate with a hole cut in it big enough for a shackle to go through welded onto the bucket. 

 

or juat drill a hole in the side of the small bucket.....?

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ill juat leave that there
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On 09/02/2017 at 22:24, ProDave said:

I sold my digger.:ph34r:

 

I can't wait to sell mine. It'll mean I have done the job. It'll be a gut wrenching sign of success. God I love that little thing.

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Mentioned this to a mate who works with all sorts of equipment and he said to just remove a tooth off the smallest bucket and then buy a swivel hook to bolt through the tooth bolt hole. Any negatives to that?

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Sounds good to me, 

the problem is every time you want to use the hook you have to fit the small bucket. 

If you can take your bucket link and get a hook welded on it it will always be on the digger. 

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It's on a quick hitch so only take a few minutes to change the bucket and I would just leave the small bucket on there - but I do see your point of it always being on there ;)

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