We will be selling our 05 f-450 in a few weeks. 4x4 with rugby dump. About 100k miles. 6.0 diesel was updated about 1.5 years ago I believe. Also have a snow plow and sander that can go with a and a custom steel drop in chip box. Bought another truck and don't need this one.
Thanks royce but really not in the market for a bucket. thats a sweet lookin rig though.. in case i have any buddies lookin. what do you think your guna put it up for?
Thats a good idea. thanks bro
The dw Sk650 and sk750 (rare) are the best 36" garden gate access machines, used, with narrow tracks. There are four or more very new machines that match or possibly better it. The older machines just didn't have things sorted out, imho, and Ditch Witch bumbled into a hot setup unintentionally, early on. Tip weight, # of hydraulic pumps, and ground speed in reverse are really important. Most of us prefer the bmg grapple from top notch equipment.
Couldn't have said it better. we run an sk650 and an sk755. Both turbo diesel kubota's. Best out there in my opinion. The BMG grapples are excellent as well
That's a good deal. I would have bought it.
The dent in the back grille is unusual. It's hard to operate the machine in a way that causes that because one's leg is in the way while in reverse, and the business end of the mini is on the other end. It has seen an unusual incident. Check the cooling system to make sure the radiator, immediately behind the back grille, is still intact and not cracked. You'll need to use it for 30 minutes to an hour on high to get it hot.
Yeah alls i wanted was the mini. i already have an equipment trailor. i believe itsaid it was coming w the grapple witch is a surprise. hopefully theres no catch to it and hes just upgradin g. thanks again for the input
Ask him why the brake is tethered to the control panel handle.
I was also wondering this. I didn't see the part about leaving out the grapple, that's around $3000 or so for a new one. I'd try to get that in the deal if you drag alot of brush
