Stein Arbor-Trolley

[bob]

Did they release a price tag

[Stephen Blair]

I heard £300 plus vat Bob:001_smile:

[bob]

I heard £300 plus vat Bob:001_smile:

 

gulp.

[RC0]

gulp.

 

The price of UK manufacturing I'm afraid. I wish it could be different but we dont want any returns, hence they are built proper, like the LDs.

 

Dragging and/or carrying usually figure in almost every day-to-day tree job, in which case the trolley potentially become's a major attribute, and not just for occasional use. The guys that have used it for real, like I said, the feedback has been terrific.

 

If I'm right you'll be smiling within within the first couple of loads.

 

For those who dropped by at the APF, thankyou for your interest and for making the 3 days go that little bit quicker....sorry I'm so bad with names and faces. Glad to be home:thumbup1:

[Ian C]

Seems a lot of money but for a well built bit of kit that will last years and save a lot of sweat and bad backs i dont think its too bad! its a days work really. didnt get to see it at the APF but will look out for it as im very interested. well done Reg.

[Andy Collins]

The way i see it is that if it shaves time off each job, makes the jobs less tiring on clear ups, the crews will be more productive day after day so it would soon pay for itself. We have latest technology available for just about every aspect of Arb work, from lowering devices, advanced spec ropes, modern saws, Hiabs to lift, grinders to grind. Yet the basic part of the job, and the most important part, is getting the brash and logs from point A to point B, has been over-looked for too long. A good product, well thought out and designed, yet simple and rigorous for everyday use, nice one Reg and Stein:thumbup1:

[Mark J]

So, did anyone manage to poke their eyes out with it?

[Andy Collins]

It had caps on the ends of the uprghts for the show.

[Mark J]

It looks like a great piece of kit. I can't see why anyone wouldn't have one.

[Theocus]

Nice to see you again reg, did you ever find the owner of the bag of spikes left against the trolley?