FLU419 SEE HMMH HME Owners group

[Another Ahab]

I was really lucky in that the place that sold me the FLU419 several years ago told me it didn't come with any of the hydraulic tools. I purchased it sight unseen, only photos. When it arrived I was very pleased when I cut off the padlock and found all three hydraulic tools and all bits. The rock drill was brand new and still painted orange. The FLU419 had just come back from Afghanistan. Papers under the seat showed that it had also been to Kuwait and Iraq.

"Christmas in July", glcaines!

Zweet!!

 

[Pinsandpitons]

Looking to sell my FLU. Sad days, but I need the freedom more than the tool. Anybody have suggestions? It's been a solid machine but I need to find the right buyer.

 

[Another Ahab]

Looking to sell my FLU. Sad days, but I need the freedom more than the tool. Anybody have suggestions? It's been a solid machine but I need to find the right buyer.

Sorry to hear the sadness, pinsandpitons; but I guess changes-and-churning happens to everybody one way or another.

You know she'll find a good home from someone, likely even somebody on this site!

 

[The FLU farm]

Looking to sell my FLU. Sad days, but I need the freedom more than the tool. Anybody have suggestions? It's been a solid machine but I need to find the right buyer.

I know the feeling. I've started looking for a good home for the HME.

It'd be hard to replace that one if/when I come to my senses.

 

[glcaines]

I think about selling mine every once in a while. Then I end up using it and am thankful I came to my senses. I have used mine on several large projects at home, including the hydraulic tools. I just used the chainsaw today cutting up a large poplar tree that came down blocking my road and hauled off the large logs with the FLU. I've actually had two people try to buy mine from me, but none in the last year.

 

[The FLU farm]

There's no way I'd sell the SEEs, or the HMMH. Those are just way too useful to get rid of.

 

[Sgt Jiggins]

I think about selling mine every once in a while. Then I end up using it and am thankful I came to my senses.

Read that and thought, wait, did I post that? Few things put a grin on my face like firing that beast up.