Robert Taylor Tree Care of Denny, Falkirk has taken delivery of a new Volvo EC27C compact excavator for its tree maintenance and timber handling business, which is proving to be an ideal tool for the family run business according to proprietor Robert Taylor.
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SCOTLAND Robert Taylor’s new EC27C swings into action stacking freshly cut logs
Volvo’s utility equipment business manager
Charlie Flaws has made a good start to
“We were originally introduced to the Volvo brand when we purchased a second hand Pel Job some years back followed by a second hand three year old EC25 which we ran for four years and were quite impressed with the capabilities of both machines so as it was time to replace the old with the new we opted for the EC27C,” explains Robert. “The residual values were exceptionally good value as well which was another reason to choose Volvo once again.” And the 2.7 tonne compact excavator has been equipped with a fully rotating log grab
utilising the hydraulic supply to the bucket cylinder rather than fitting a bespoke rotation service. “Since we do little to no digging and most of the work is with the grab this solution makes perfect sense,” says Robert.
2013 and the VOICE caught up with two seasoned Volvo customers who have both recently taken delivery of the popular EC27C model.
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Robert Taylor Tree Care are a premier Tree Surgery company based in Stirling and Falkirk working with residential, commer- cial and municipal clients, delivering a quality service that meets the needs of the customer but also respects the environment. This is a family run business established by Robert in 1990 which was joined by his son Gary in 2009 after gaining an HNC in Arboriculture and Urban Forestry. Strategically based in Denny in the Central Belt, the company undertakes projects throughout the whole of Scotland.
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