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JS ,Indeed Its is JCBs finest . An 8080 . .No the is no welding on the boom .Not saying that it does not need some . Basicly every pin boss is cracked ..Crap you can see is oil leaks from every concieivable orifface .
Wow what a pathetic piece of junk, glad to see it's being replaced with one of the world's finest excavators Ian. So what will you do with that JCB use it as a boat anchor? Sink it into the ocean to become a coral reef? lol
Yeah true I guess it'll be off to the steel recycler or oil recycler for that matter.
Supposing it hasent pissed it all out on the way there ... I used to hear sales reps over hear describing them not as 'a dry machine' but a wet one
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I have had all the rams resealed, {some a couple of times } apart for the slew ram .But Hoses ate the Biggest Bugbear .
Which is pretty poor isnt it ? I mean I've kept diggers for up to 10 years sometimes and never even had to look at the rams ever , hoses yes, as they fail over time , but often it's the same ones due to working pressures
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Unbelievable hearing that about a relatively modern machine, it's like the stories I use to hear about the old Warner & Swasey machines or even the Poclain's. So how soon after you bought that thing did it start falling apart Ian?
Great to see you've got your new zx85 , looks a real gem! How are you getting on with her and have you scratched the new buckets yet? Got my ZX85 US last week also. Not able to keep her clean straight in the deep end with her. Very pleased with mine so far will be finished with breaking in soon so will see what shes capable of.
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