rolled chipper

[Johny Walker]

Tracked chipper taking it along a railway embankment

 

thats even worse

was it his 1,st time on the chipper?

sack,sack,sackity,sack

Edited January 18, 2011 by Johny Walker

[Matthew Arnold]

Tracked have an even lower centre of gravity unless it was one of those new fangled self-leveling jobs but still all of the weight on the chipper is pretty central especially on the tracked ones. I cant get on with tracked chippers for some reason. Prefer the wheeled ones.

[Johny Walker]

Tracked have an even lower centre of gravity unless it was one of those new fangled self-leveling jobs but still all of the weight on the chipper is pretty central especially on the tracked ones. I cant get on with tracked chippers for some reason. Prefer the wheeled ones.

 

got 1,of each love em both ,but never rolled 1, tho

 

was he tracking with the tracs in ????????

[jltree]

its a 530 t as in a tracked chipper... cheers for the advice..

[tommer9]

Even with the tracks in those 530ts are mega stable?!?

[Johny Walker]

its a 530 t as in a tracked chipper... cheers for the advice..

 

did you inform "net work snail"

[jltree]

got 1,of each love em both ,but never rolled 1, tho

 

was he tracking with the tracs in ????????

 

no, the bank was a bit soft and he never kept the nose uphill. He aint had a great amount of experience but i doubt there is a course that shows you how to operate a track chipper over uneven ground.. As for wheeled chippers, very good for domestics butnot much use on the rails

[Johny Walker]

no, the bank was a bit soft and he never kept the nose uphill. He aint had a great amount of experience but i doubt there is a course that shows you how to operate a track chipper over uneven ground.. As for wheeled chippers, very good for domestics butnot much use on the rails

 

show him a repair bill ,that will make him be more carefull:001_smile:

[s o c]

lucky not injured

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

and he never kept the nose uphill

 

Very very important on a slope with an A530T! Big scary "wheelies" or worse otherwise.