Kanga Loader

[SS Kanga Hire]

And being a rental machine making you money, and break downs cost you money. It's a good idea to fix it right now and let it make you cash.
Those are expensive couplers, but you do get what you pay for. The cheap chinese ones i got worked, but were horrible to hook up.

Actually, I have yet to rent this one out at all! - I drive it myself!

 

[Tazza]

Actually, I have yet to rent this one out at all! - I drive it myself!

Well, it's your new toy, you need to put it through it's paces and decide if you want others to use it or not

 

[SS Kanga Hire]

Well, it's your new toy, you need to put it through it's paces and decide if you want others to use it or not

Yes. I did buy it with the intent to rent it out but it's making me so much money when I drive it that I think I'll order a new one within the year and keep the new one solely for myself.

 

[walka1]

I do not see any mention on this forum about the Kanga loaders that is an Australian product. I am contemplating purchasing one. Are there any one on this forum that can give me some advice. I need a machine that can do debris clearing in private back yards, trench digging, auguring holes for planting trees and poles, as well as to be used in the forestry environment to open culverts and miter drains on gravel roads.

Just purchased a new 825 wheel version. Too slow my old 825 was much faster