Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Stephen Blair]

A little bit of pushing last week, can't remember the last time I used wedges!

[doobin]

I used some wedges on this an hour ago just to make sure it didn’t sit back as Im on my own. Pulling with the digger. Didn’t need them as it happened, the back cut opened up and I left the hinge fat before pulling, good job I did too. 

[s o c]

23 hours ago, doobin said:

Coming to the end of it's life, need to get round to building myself another one rather than just for other people! That was the original prototype from probably 7 years ago, it's done well but I want to make another up with a proper grab pocket. I would just weld onto that but it's slightly bent so may as well start afresh with PFC rather than UC, as that's a bit heavier.

That rake must be a godsend for dead ash debris!

are those haybob tines on it?

[s o c]

1 hour ago, Stephen Blair said:

A little bit of pushing last week, can't remember the last time I used wedges!

Nice!

Do you have to drop the dozer blade behind you for tree this big?

[swinny]

Couple of pics the other day before it went crap!

 

Edited September 26, 2021 by swinny

[Ratman]

Thats behind my dads house! Wish i’d known, i’d av come and thrown sticks at ya whilst hiding behind a tree! [emoji16]

[doobin]

2 hours ago, s o c said:

That rake must be a godsend for dead ash debris!

are those haybob tines on it?

Yup. It’s soooo good. I’ve just raked up here and then just grabbed the piles with the 4 in 1 on the multione. So easy. That’s three ash 20” at the bottom felled, cleared up, brash and 8’ timber lengths moved 100 yards in a day, just me and two machines. 

[AHPP]

1 hour ago, doobin said:

Yup. It’s soooo good. I’ve just raked up here and then just grabbed the piles with the 4 in 1 on the multione. So easy. That’s three ash 20” at the bottom felled, cleared up, brash and 8’ timber lengths moved 100 yards in a day, just me and two machines. 

Are haybob tines gentle enough to use on a domestic lawn or do they leave scores?

[John Shutler]

1 hour ago, AHPP said:

Are haybob tines gentle enough to use on a domestic lawn or do they leave scores?

a lot of it’s down to the operator 

[monkeybusiness]

3 hours ago, AHPP said:

Are haybob tines gentle enough to use on a domestic lawn or do they leave scores?

You’d quickly plough a lawn with haybob tines if you were rough/me!…