Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Stephen Blair]

[Stephen Blair]

Sorting out a flooded saturated part of a field and flailing Aspen 

[Gray git]

Not arbdigger but seriously how much organisation went into getting all those machines to work so closely together in such a tight time frame.

[richy_B]

Looks like a 24 hour period - awesome.  Shows what can be done when they have the right resources and planning. 

[dig-dug-dan]

9 hours ago, Gray git said:

 

 

Not arbdigger but seriously how much organisation went into getting all those machines to work so closely together in such a tight time frame.

 

That looks like the bridge up near jct 13 . That was a few years ago now

[Stihl123]

this thumb is probably one of the biggest time savers ever!!! 

[doobin]

If you think that’s good, wait till you get a proper grab! You’ve got the Arb digger bug now...

[LGP Eddie]

4 hours ago, Stihl123 said:

this thumb is probably one of the biggest time savers ever!!! 

Look at that TB016?
 They should come with L plates for Arb work, perfect start out machine for everyone, learn a lot with minimal financial risk.

Great machines.

Edited November 5, 2019 by LGP Eddie

[gdh]

I'm starting to get the hang of ours now after having other people on it for a couple of years, biggest advantage for us has actually been having it on a postknocker but it's mostly been on a grab or tmk tree shear.

[william127]

3 hours ago, gdh said:

I'm starting to get the hang of ours now after having other people on it for a couple of years, biggest advantage for us has actually been having it on a postknocker but it's mostly been on a grab or tmk tree shear.

Some gear there????