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I'm getting an Iveco Daily 35c14 (yeee haaaa) which can tow up to 3 tons, so I'm thinking why not put some of my kit on to the chipper... then I see this....

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=owJfr-fAODw]YouTube - DIY vs Professional tree care[/ame]

 

Check it out at about 0.50 seconds. Is that a grinder in the chipper I see? Whats the legality on this. Is it a hi-viz attached to the unit if it sticks out too much jobbie.

 

How about some other ideas on attaching saws and kit to the chipper. Kind of helps with the overloading of the truck I reckon.

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thats a tiny grinder inside the hopper of a huge chipper, and its getting towed by a big truck, if you are going to try and do this with an iveco, jensen and carlton i think your going to be disapointed lol.

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Looks like a little grinder. Can't see a problem with the legality as long as it's secure. Going to alter the noseweight of the chipper tho which could cause towing problems eg weaving.

 

What you'd have to watch is the train weight once you've a load of chip. Don't know what the train weight of your setup would be.

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i know guys that put stuff in the hopper, but then it usually falls out or gets stolen, if you go through the search on here, dean had a thread about doing extras on chippers, some of the ideas were great, simple but very affective..

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Personally i wouldnt do it over here, They'll be some traffic cop/Vosa person having a bad day whose eyes will light up when they see you drive past with a grinder hanging out of a chipper!!

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Great vid . Off thread slightly was the guy climbing using a cinch on his main climbing line ?

 

I bet you dream about that Cinch too dont you mate?? :001_tongue::laugh1:

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I bet you dream about that Cinch too dont you mate?? :001_tongue::laugh1:

 

Not far off there Liam :001_tongue:. Im just going to see if I can do todays job . Hope there not to much snow there . Oh well I,ll just go back to the colouring in books if there is :lol:

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