Back in the day (pre tele handlers) we used a Manitou rough terrain fork lift, 4x4 with a shuttle gear. It was awesome. We trialed Sanderson and Matbro but .. still a big Manitou fan. Although maybe a Merlo ?
Horses for courses. We have a Kramer KT407 which is great for loading grain due it being more stable and less jerky. But we have an MLA533 for the livestock side which is great for being inside tight cattle sheds due to much improved visibility. Its an absolute beast in muck.
Once you have had a pivot steer telehandler, there is no going back to a rigid 4 wheel steer machine. Instant side shift by turning the steering wheel. So much more manoeuvrable. Fantastic visibility and a spacious cab. Personally, I prefer the JCB 320S. But Manitou is good.
@@OllysFarmLtd Go for the TM320 ‘S’ version (more Horse Power). When I got mine, it was slightly cheaper than the Manitou. However, they have updated it and it might be slightly more now. PS What is the best selling telescopic in France? The JCB!
Pivot steer amazing the JCB ones anway. the only thing is they are a bit more tipsy on steep side angles and not quite the same reach so id say try the new JCB
Because they breakdown more ! But you can't please everyone, but it will still contribute to the British ag industry by employing sales and service people.
Back in the day (pre tele handlers) we used a Manitou rough terrain fork lift, 4x4 with a shuttle gear. It was awesome. We trialed Sanderson and Matbro but
.. still a big Manitou fan. Although maybe a Merlo ?
Horses for courses. We have a Kramer KT407 which is great for loading grain due it being more stable and less jerky. But we have an MLA533 for the livestock side which is great for being inside tight cattle sheds due to much improved visibility. Its an absolute beast in muck.
We have had JCBs for 30years and had no problems the same with our Land Rovers.
Once you have had a pivot steer telehandler, there is no going back to a rigid 4 wheel steer machine.
Instant side shift by turning the steering wheel. So much more manoeuvrable. Fantastic visibility and a spacious cab.
Personally, I prefer the JCB 320S. But Manitou is good.
Interesting, it’s great in tight spaces around the yard for such a large machine, will try the TM320 also heard good things
@@OllysFarmLtd Go for the TM320 ‘S’ version (more Horse Power).
When I got mine, it was slightly cheaper than the Manitou.
However, they have updated it and it might be slightly more now.
PS What is the best selling telescopic in France?
The JCB!
Try a few loads with that tele and then try loading with the tractor and see if the tele is worth the extra 100 grand
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wow that looks good
Smart piece of kit how come you changed ur mind on the 6r going on the muck spreader
At the moment the front box is on the 6930 and the loaders on 6R so I might just leave the box on 69 and see how it goes
@@OllysFarmLtd fair enough mate 😂 hope it gose well for u don’t get stuck 😜😂
smart machine olly 👌
Pivot steer amazing the JCB ones anway. the only thing is they are a bit more tipsy on steep side angles and not quite the same reach so id say try the new JCB
Thought the 6115r was the main tractor so why use the old 6930 for muck spreading
nice machine ........but how much does it cost
That Manitou is registered to my area Dorset and Hampshire
I do prefer pivot steers to traditional telehandlers for most jobs
A new artic steer tele wouldn't be far off 100grand especially if you count the interest on the finance
You want us to buy british beef etc, why don`t you buy JCB which are british
We had JCB for 20 years, but I like the Manitou because it starts up in the mornings, the same can’t be said for my ‘British’ Land Rover 😆
Because machines arent fresher or cheaper from another country
Because they breakdown more ! But you can't please everyone, but it will still contribute to the British ag industry by employing sales and service people.
I agree with you @@themunter4488
@@OllysFarmLtdnor the 9mtr JCB which are Joe Seels has. I won a competition with Manitou.
Demoed one broke down in our yard the JCB Tm 310s walked all over it
Like it, limitted use though Ollie
Great for larger farms, it’s made me realise how versatile our small 630 is 😅
Need to try a JCB TM320s
Jcb are soft always something broken
You obviously don't do any maintenance then
@@paulleslie9370 drive a jcb 419s and have several handlers and don’t get hardly any trouble.
If u want over engineered then buy schaffer...same deutz engine ...same spicer axels...
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Pivot steer has advantages I use a terex 200 and merlo 33.7 both have their place the Pivot can act like a side shift
Straight swap ya telehandler for a pivot steer all day long 👍
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It's a JCB 320 only in RED.
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Personally thought it was the biggest pile of junk I've ever tried, have a long way to compare to a jcb tm