lIfting advice needed

[samtheman365]

Well ive got the processor today and by god you do need a telehandler!!! and that will be with me tomorrow. it will make the job soooo much eaiser and a hell of alot quicker

[Stephen Blair]

well done, remember and get the pics up

[Mozza]

Cool man, All coming together now, Be good to see the pics when you get round to taking a few mate, Sounds like a sweet operation

[samtheman365]

some one is going to have to tell me how to upload the pics

[slack ma girdle]

I glad that i am not the only one who can not work out how to upload photos !

[Joy Yeomans]

sorry to have not got back to you - been away for half term - but yes it is a timbermaster skyline - yes we do use it alot, we do alot of winching - if you want to see some pics see our flikr website RM Yeomans Forestry Contractor and Firewood Merchant | Home - brill bit of kit the lads have been up to Scotland with it and all over. We have just done up our county 1124 with a boughton 20t winch on which was long overdue an engine rebuild which also has worked a hell of a lot winching timber out of lakes etc and pulling trees over. will try and put some pics on - anyone know how you upload them?

[Michael C]

I glad that i am not the only one who can not work out how to upload photos !

 

 

Heres a few tips from another forum...

 

 

 

1. Start a new thread or reply to a thread to get to the reply box.

2. Click the paper clip icon that is on the top row of the buttons to edit you post. (see pic below)

3. This opens a new window from where you can BROWSE for the photos you want to upload and double click to select that photo.

4. Once you have chosen the (maximum of 5) photos click upload.

It may take a little while depending on the number of photos or size.

[samtheman365]

Well im up and running i will post some pics later, i am having second thoughts on buying the matbro as im now thinking the job would be alot better with some sort of timber grab. Any one got any suggestions?

[Chris Sheppard]

You can have a grab mounted on an attachment frame or a hydraulic beak fitted onto the forks - if you want any info PM me and I'll email you through our brochure.

[Chris Sheppard]

Sam,

 

Pics as requested - Cant get your email to work so have posted here.

 

The forks with three tines is one we built whereas the others are all off the shelf from the factory.

 

It is also possible to buy the beak as a separate item and with a bit of simple fabricating fit to some existing forks.

 

The middle pic shows the forks and beak (beak and bracket unbolted) but also the forest blade with beak (we do have the blade and beak instock at the mo)

 

The grab on the frame also has continuous rotator.

 

The off the shelf ones come with Euro brackets as standard but we can supply brackets for most loaders too.