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3 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

More flailing.

Forked out for a heavier duty Avant flail, ‘L’ hammers and more poke from the pump.

Hurts your back a bit bouncing around across fields.

 

Got to sell the Multione flail if anyone is looking…

 

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Proper job Mick .

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2 minutes ago, Stubby said:

Proper job Mick .

I don’t mind a bit of this, I upgraded the flail because I can see a bit of a niche for me doing this as I enter my dotage, jobs too small and inaccessible for the farmers with hundreds of hp, and too big for the gardeners.

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34 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

don’t mind a bit of this, I upgraded the flail because I can see a bit of a niche for me doing this as I enter my dotage, jobs too small and inaccessible for the farmers with hundreds of hp, and too big for the gardeners.

I have exactly the same plan for increasing decrepitude. Heavy duty flail on 40hp Kubota tractor, hedge cutter for same, digger with grab, tracked MEWP, etc. Hiring myself out with machinery I operate.

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3 hours ago, Mick Dempsey said:

I don’t mind a bit of this, I upgraded the flail because I can see a bit of a niche for me doing this as I enter my dotage, jobs too small and inaccessible for the farmers with hundreds of hp, and too big for the gardeners.

I find the Avant isn’t doing my lower back any favours on the bouncing about on jobs that are constant like flailing and landscaping, on tree work I’m on and off all day and don’t notice.  Hoping the Flailbot works takes off and I’ll move the Avant on.  Local hire guys just got a brand new 760 like yours so if needed I can get 1. 

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