Little removal.

[18 stoner]

Liked that, cheers for showing a bit of real life tree work.

[Robert_S]

That 19-28 looks brilliant, I think that will be my next chipper

 

Never seen anyone actually use a rattle wedge I though they just lay about in bags

 

Good video.

[Scott Walker]

:lol:i wondered when those kittens were going to get me:lol:

 

19-28 road tow, cannot fault it yet, reduced my need for snedding on sites is why i bought it.

 

Cheers Scott

 

Now its been bought up what is with all the kittens and cute furry animals on your page!!! Thought you were having some kind of break down

 

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[Lukey-Loki]

As usual it wont work on a mobile device.....

 

I think YouTube do this by default. You as the author can change it though.

[Ian Flatters]

Now its been bought up what is with all the kittens and cute furry animals on your page!!! Thought you were having some kind of break down

 

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Pre-marital stress

[Ian Flatters]

That was really cool to watch, we never rig branches that big! We don't have the gear, and the groundy would weep!

 

Well done lads, how long did it take you to finish?

 

Adam, what was that corkscrew ratchety type thing you used to tip that limb?

 

6 hours to complete, 5 ton of chip and the timbers being moved next week so an 8hr job all in all. the 19-28 made it really easy to keep up with adam as long as i could get them to the chipper rollers they went through. Only go big when you good and ready imo, never rush as things can go bad fast. the thingy is a rattlewedge, stays on the shelf a lot but sometimes is just the tool for the job. (bit pricey though)

[Ian Flatters]

That 19-28 looks brilliant, I think that will be my next chipper

 

Never seen anyone actually use a rattle wedge I though they just lay about in bags

 

Good video.

 

where do you think we found it

 

Can fault the 19-28 yet, bit heavier than the timberwolf counterpart but bigger feed rollers and greater psi of pressure.

[Ian Flatters]

As requested Adam

[edwood]

As requested Adam

 

Double thumbs up! That slipped abit!

 

 

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[Joe Newton]

I'd love to do a bit of large rigging but we rarely get the opportunity, plus we have a 6" Chippit, and the company I work for favours smaller bits that the ground crew can keep on top of easier.

 

There are so many approaches to arb work, it's great to see how others do it, and have adapted their kit to take on their style!