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Best Tractor / Crane / Chipper set-up ???


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I ran a Valtra 8950 with roof mounted Foresteri and 3pt linkage pto Heizohack 5-400(16")..

 

My thoughts;

 

Good visibilty with roof mounted crane but..

Jake frame mounted cranes much more stable and you can get support legs

Would recomend Kronos crane(I now work for AC Price and the difference in usablity is considerable)

 

Versatlity- could forward when not chipping

 

wheel weights, front weights and ballasted tyres help stability

 

We crane fed a TP250 first then went to heizhack, disc chippers suffer when blades are blunt whereas heizo will still chip

 

We went 3pt linkage due to access on jobs(railway)- trailer type heizo can handle bigger stuff but restricts off raod capablity

 

Stan

Have used and abused various set ups and you get what you pay for in terms of crane quality/speed, crane controls, chipper build (crane bashing survivability) and blade usage..

 

how did your 8950 power that heizo mate? decent speed? how was it on the road with that chipper on the linkage?

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Yellow peril came out with a small chain winch, just got to shore up and widen the track before the extraction starts.

Looking at a big hp alpine, just need to put a suitable sized driven trailer behind for 8 wheel driven heaven.

 

Sounds good. Let me know when u have some timber available mate.

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