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[mark stamper]

Them bent tines were bent when I bought it

[farmer rod]

Looking at your bent tines, it's not that robust. It may be safer, but moving timber especially on rough ground is a recipe for bent tines.

 

those ones look quite straight compared to mine..... oh moving timber on rough ground , that would explain it:lol:

[mark stamper]

I don't know how someone has bent the tines. I've had some bent pieces of timber in it and riving and tearing at timber and It hasn't offered to bend anymore

[woodcutter3]

Looking at your bent tines, it's not that robust. It may be safer, but moving timber especially on rough ground is a recipe for bent tines.

 

Ive got a albutt grab on my loadall with hardox tines welded in you would have to do something pretty crazy to bend them:biggrin:

[farmer rod]

Ive got a albutt grab on my loadall with hardox tines welded in you would have to do something pretty crazy to bend them:biggrin:

 

I think my tines are made of cheese:001_huh: Got an Albutt bucket though and its tough as old botts and still straight:thumbup1:

[dent]

trust me logs can bend the hardox tines havnt done any on the base but the one on the grab have a tendency oforking out if a ring gets wedged, extra long hardox tines on the base and heavy and the twin forks like on multipurpose skidsteer buckets would be ideal

[mixedangased]

[ATTACH]132134[/ATTACH]That's what I use mate it's a Sanderson muck grab. It's very robust and is much safer than pallet forks when moving timber

 

2nd that ,plus great for brash on the bonfire

[aspenarb]

This gadget on the front of our sambron will pick up 4`+ diameter sticks and go down to stuff 6". It will also grab up brash and doubles up as a forklift. This thing goes on virtually every job we do.

 

 

[roglog]

great looking bit of kit. would like to find one second hand if anyone has anything.....