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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Morbark Beever M12R Track

[ecolojim]

excuse me a moment

[tree_beard]

that is an awesome looking machine mate... and friendly local transport company does sound better than new truck, trailer, and skipping breakfast in order to legally shift it anywhere.

 

 

question is, would a variable track 9" machine not be more versatile and useable day to day?

[josharb87]

Certainaly a nice looking machine!

 

http://www.morbark.com/equipment/SpecSheets/M12R%20TRACK.pdf

[Treegeek]

Love some of the american kit at one point my previous employer had been over and looked at one of these

If ive got it right

Edited March 13, 2011 by Treegeek
Cos i cant tag a photo properly

[burrell_]

now that looks real nice whats the price tag on that

[Treegeek]

was so gutted when the boss pulled the plug it was mega money but the real problem was that it was'nt certified safe to use in the eu or some thing along those lines the base vehicle is merlo and thay would'nt honour the warrante with the attachment i was being lined up for some trainning over in the states to be the operater.

[Rob D]

That looks fearsome!

 

But if you misjudged the weight then you could be in big trouble!

[NI Tree]

what about nisula made in europe

Products

 

seam neat

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

They do a 20" with 350hp but that's going a bit ambitious for me! (the M20R Track). 12" and 115hp will be fine