Waldon 5100 loader for sale, 7000 pound machine that can lift about 3,700 pounds. Cummins 3.9 l engine and runs and operates well. Comes with new solid tires and a new bucket. Would make a great Yard machine! I am selling it because it is not ideally suited for my purposes.
I am okay with spending some money for something. It is better than thinking you can do a job then getting there and realizing your just out of reach with the crane, and that is going to make the job a real pain in the butt now.
I am pretty good at judging where a tree will land. One of the things I would find most useful I think is gauging if I can reach a tree with the crane.
I have been thinking that a rangefinder may be useful for figuring things out when doing estimates. Does anyone use one? Or have any advice on which ones are good?
Do you know how how much your swinger 3000 weighed? I'm having trouble finding any specs for them online. I was also wondering how much they would pick up and how high the lift pin height was...
The Waldon is definitely a beast! That thing is built like a tank, and should last forever.
What I did not realize when I bought it is it is designed to work in low gear only. Low gear maxes out at about two and a half miles an hour. It will run around in high gear on smooth flat ground only...
I have been looking for a larger articulated loader. (More to just use around my yard moving logs and occasionally taking on a big tree job.) I bought a Waldon 5100 because I thought it would do what I wanted and it was very reasonably priced. However, I have since learned that it was not...
I did talk to someone earlier today. All they really said when I asked what they offered to help with the business side of things was
A safety program, (which I am somewhat interested in)
Various training and accreditation (which I am less interested in)
Advertising opportunities (which I'm...
I am wondering what tcia offers that is a good resource on the business side of things. I understand they offer a tailgate safety program, do they have resources to help us with compliance questions for DOT Stuff? Or anything else you guys know of?
I know they offer marketing things and...
The Kubota that you posted earlier is made by Giant. It is the same loader that branch manager sells.
Unless your main point was about the 0% financing... That I do not know if Giant offers...
By the way, I'm still running that Avant/ Gehl al20 I bought off you several years ago. We absolutely love it! My debate is what's to get as a slightly larger replacement... I actually think the Cast loaders have good specs... I was sort of hoping the Rayco loader would be even better than them.
That is super impressive! have you found the plastic body panels to be an issue? it seems like you would have to be very careful all the time or they would get broken up...
We are not abusive to our equipment but over the years our metal panels have been dented and banged up.
I'm really surprised to hear that the Avant can lift more. My understanding is the Rayco had an 1800 lb rated capacity, and weighs about 3800 lb. It looks like the Avant has a 2100 lb tipping capacity,and only weighs about 2,500 lb plus maybe a 350 lb counterweight. I would have thought that the...
From what I have found the tipping capacity on my Gehl is 1400 lb. The tipping capacity on the telescoping boom 254 Giant is 2,000 lb. (My loader has a telescoping boom as well)
I actually don't know if I could get a load any closer to the pins with the forks that I can with the branch manager...