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12 hours ago, roseyweb said:

This is my rig, 

its towable, its crane feedable, I can remove chip, I can also stick the digger in the lorry for one complete unit 

the only downside is that the chipper is a bit sinky in winter and you need a bloke to operate chipper controls, i could get this automated for about £1.5k

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How much does the digger weigh? do you just use it for loading brash?

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33 minutes ago, Mark Bolam said:

I hear you Ben, each job is different.
Are you sure staff are an asset?
You can get in real bother when you try to sell them.

I tend not to bother selling the staff, just wear them out and throw them away.. 

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Another day spent felling trees & chipping up...little Vermeer is excellent for moving logs, makes life easier feeding the chipper.

There will no doubt be jobs where man power wins,maybe a digger & big chipper would be better 

Posted (edited)
On 1 September 2017 at 20:01, simonm said:

How much does the digger weigh? do you just use it for loading brash?

The digger is 2.8 tonne it's barely legal towing behind my ranger. I put it on my lorry if towing multiple implements, 

i have a flail as well, and 2/3 grapple for raking out

 

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Posted
This is my rig, 
its towable, its crane feedable, I can remove chip, I can also stick the digger in the lorry for one complete unit 
the only downside is that the chipper is a bit sinky in winter and you need a bloke to operate chipper controls, i could get this automated for about £1.5k
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What a setup, I'm slightly aroused by that [emoji14][emoji857][emoji1360], I love a bit of heave kit.
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21 hours ago, roseyweb said:

The digger is 2.8 tonne it's barely legal towing behind my ranger. I put it on my lorry if towing multiple implements, 

i have a flail as well, and 2/3 grapple for raking out

 

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Whats the Bobcat like running the flail? is it mostly used for bramble etc? its the way i wanna go...got my class 1 booked so it will be digger & big chipper time.

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1 hour ago, simonm said:

Whats the Bobcat like running the flail? is it mostly used for bramble etc? its the way i wanna go...got my class 1 booked so it will be digger & big chipper time.

It's good better than I thought it would be, 

you can slew and mulch fine you can't really track and flail

it beats brush cutting

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