Whats your multione loader doing today ?

[Chipperclown]

Thanks Dave have PM'd u.

[Chipperclown]

1 hour ago, Mick Dempsey said:

 

https://www.instagram.com/p/COPOAEsoI9w/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=
 

Here for example the rigidity means you can hold on to really big irregular lumps.

 

If that was swinging, you’d never keep hold of it.

 

Thanks Mick, Great video and grab!!!

[Chipperclown]

PS unless I am looking in the wrong place there isn't really that much about these grabs on Utube etc?. Ps I am an I.T. biff!

[marne]

19 hours ago, JakubS said:

What is my multione doing today? Proving it was a wise and meaningful purchase. 

 

Years ago I decided to save the property in the photo (600yrs old fortres/castle and the farm building surrounding it).

Last year I had enough. You cannot ask the neighbours for a favour everytime you need a tractor, bulldozer, excavator,... 
I was considering a sub-compact tractor with a front loader or something similar as a cheaper solution and I needed someone to convince me multione or avant is a way better choice. 
Browsing through this forum helped me to decide. Thank you guys! I don't regret. 

Only 14.7 hours so far, but we already fell in love with it. It's an amazing machine. 

 

We chose 5.3k as it seems to have the best price/power ratio. Well, we cannot afford anything more expensive anyway (this is not for business, but 100% private usage, will not generate any income). Going for a cheaper model (5.2 or 4) didn't make much sense to me, because 5.3k was only a little bit more pricy but offers 51l/min hydraulic oil flow. 

Currently we only have a bucket and a pallet fork, as those two attachments one needs on a daily basis. I really like multione's tornado lawn mower - maybe next year
Other attachments (mostly for landscaping in our case) can be rented from our local dealer when needed for a day or two.

Congrats to the Multicar as well, they run forever and cost is next to nothing to keep them doing so. Multione and Multicar, a perfect marriage. 

[Mick Dempsey]

Another advantage is you can put a tow hitch ball on the front of the grab (holes are conveniently provided)

Pushing the chipper/trailer into place is easier than a hitch on the back of the machine.

 

 

 

Edited May 13, 2022 by Mick Dempsey

[Chipperclown]

I will get a tow bar on the Klou grab when I get one. One day I hope I will own a decent size chipper so could come in handy.

[Mick Dempsey]

 

Bit of splitting, bit of moving logs to the log store.

Featuring the new hi-cap bucket.

 

 

[JakubS]

On 13/05/2022 at 07:29, marne said:

Congrats to the Multicar as well, they run forever and cost is next to nothing to keep them doing so. Multione and Multicar, a perfect marriage. 

Thanks, you're 100% right.  

This one is one day older than me (i.e. 42yrs next month) and it still runs smoothly. I can get all the spare parts via mail within a few days and fix everything with a hammer and screwdriver. Bought it some 6 years ago and I must say it's a perfect fit for my property. 
And now with Multione - you said it: a perfect marriage. :)) 

[Mick Dempsey]

Put in an adjustable restrictor valve on the rotator grab to slow down spin and snappy grab.

Lovely to use now, no longer like a fairground test of reactions.

[Hodge]

That looks good, very smooth