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Matbro head or Euro head

David brown · 2011-11-28 21:11:23

i am thinking about making a quick hitch for my digger/loader.Which of these is the best option to choose.

28-11-2011 10:11pm

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David brown

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i am thinking about making a quick hitch for my digger/loader.Which of these is the best option to choose.

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#2 29-11-2011 10:51am

djmc

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IMO Eurohead

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#3 29-11-2011 2:38pm

jeff greene

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Defiantly Matbro for me. The easiest to attach as the cones allow you be be off slightly but still attach. The cones are also handy for moving around empty trailers etc and also picking up fertilizer bags.

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#4 29-11-2011 2:50pm

Rovi

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I'd plump for Matbro too, but mainly that's because that's what I have. My uncle/cousins have one too which allows us to swap/borrow attachments from time to time.

I have no experience/knowledge of the Euro head though, is it stronger/more widely available off-the-shelf/easier to use?

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#5 29-11-2011 3:56pm

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there's a euro standard for digger/teleporter buckets as well as tractor loaders. I assume it's that one you're talking about?

depends what you're after, what buckets do you have available to you?

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