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£17,950 + Vat for the 7" tracks (cash value) They upgraded mine to 9" tracks for free because they lost my grapple bucket somewhere in the Atlantic ocean.

 

Great kit but terrible to deal with. if you do buy one make sure you get the workshop number. Saves a fair bit of on hold time.

 

Vermeer are terrible to deal with?

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That's 1 of the biggest k booms I've seen around these parts ham, looks some amount of kit on that site!

Forst chipper, vermeer skid steer, forwarder.

Your job or in helping someone out on this 1?

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It weighs 1,300kgs for starters and has rear securing points fir required. I havent tested it yet but i think i could lower it to the ground and use that as the ground anchor.

 

Thinking about it you may have just solved any self recovery issues.

 

1300kg! sure doesn't look that heavy. id be interested in seeing any vids of you testing it.

 

I would feel happier\safer if it had some kind of anchor fixed underneath the winch. Easy for a man with your welding skills!

 

There was a guy on here that had a hydraulic winch fitted to his boxer skid steer that looked like a handy bit of kit too.

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digger on site for a week. so nice to have one of these on the job. Worth the half day it took to track it down small roads, across fields and through hedges!

 

A 13t with grab

 

Probably 100t of Pinus radiata all timber stacked and brash burnt. nice.

 

Does radiata have any uses at all?

 

Beautiful site at slapton over looking startbay, Devon

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That's 1 of the biggest k booms I've seen around these parts ham, looks some amount of kit on that site!

Forst chipper, vermeer skid steer, forwarder.

Your job or in helping someone out on this 1?

 

 

No in helping a firm, been climbing them for three days now! We finished the job today!

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1300kg! sure doesn't look that heavy. id be interested in seeing any vids of you testing it.

 

 

 

I would feel happier\safer if it had some kind of anchor fixed underneath the winch. Easy for a man with your welding skills!

 

 

 

There was a guy on here that had a hydraulic winch fitted to his boxer skid steer that looked like a handy bit of kit too.

 

 

Yeah theocus, that's where I got the idea. I can't take any credit for the welding. I design as my welding is horrific

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