Elsewhere the Volvo ECR48C is on hire to Shetland Council working into the twilight gloom on a remote single track road in the Northern part of Shetland
Tulloch Developments also provides equipment to Shetland Council and specifically purchased an ECR48C reduced swing compact excavator in 2013 with the larger Volvo ECR88D on order for delivery this coming March.
The recent Volvo additions join a mixed fleet of equipment in Tulloch Development’s portfolio with excavators up to 36 tonnes, a variety of loading shovels and other equipment such as tele-handlers, rollers etc. The family-run company also operates a fleet of eight tipper lorries, two articulated lorries, lorry mounted concrete pumps and asphalt pavers and employs around 65 permanent staff.
Shaun Tulloch, centre, poses alongside Angus Innes and his brother, Stuart
And to support that and other general activity Tulloch Developments invested in three fourteen tonne EC140Ds in the spring of last year. The overall performance and acceptance of the EC140s by Tulloch’s machine operators acted as the catalyst for the latest acquisition. “We’ve found the fourteen tonner to be a good all-rounder for general contracting work,” states Shaun Tulloch.
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One of Tulloch Developments EC140Ds lands on the island and has just been taken off the boat
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