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Kranman Bison micro forwarder


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Thought id share some pictures of the past few days job, 2 days felling and chipping 25 trees at one adress, and today using the Kranman to extract about 100 logs in 4 hours, then another adress of 15 trees/50 logs, think its easier to answer questions if anyone has any about the machine than ramble on :D 

 

 

 

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13 hours ago, Pete Mctree said:

Looks an impressive compact machine - perfect for such jobs. What is it like on steep terrain?

Not sure pete, only had it in gardens, drove out via a quite flat woodland to the side. needed the rear drive when loaded to get over relatively small obstacles or driving over wood chip loaded. Not as stable as an alstor

14 hours ago, MattyF said:

What's the cost new?? 

I think they start around 20k +vat, but once you've added the extending boom on the crane, radio controlled winch on the crane, plastic cab, heated seats, joystick controls, work lights, etc etc its over 30k

 

Certainly interesting to use, and perfect for these jobs

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