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Stick some heavy duty trolley wheels on the chipper and if your on hard standing the groundies can push it on like a Tesco trolley![emoji3]
It's 2.2ton of mettle, sod that when have you ever had a tesco trolly go where you wanted it to with just a loaf of bread in! we just give it a gentle nudge with the digger blade if I'm struggling to get perfection.
Going to fabricate some sort of A frame so you can get near as dam it and nudge back to line up and just lift to slot the two halves together.
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1 hour ago, Gray git said:

Going to fabricate some sort of A frame so you can get near as dam it and nudge back to line up and just lift to slot the two halves together.

You can buy implement A frames it will make it a lot easier. 

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You can buy implement A frames it will make it a lot easier. 
Just need to find one that's rated enough for the chipper then, time to hit Google at lunch time then [emoji106]
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Just need to find one that's rated enough for the chipper then, time to hit Google at lunch time then [emoji106]
Standard A frames for front mounted mo-Co's should be plenty man enough. Sure BRM would get you one.
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19 hours ago, Gray git said:

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Little bobcat getting worked hard last week feeding nearly 100 ton into the chipper and stacking a estimated 50ton of timber on a clearance job, love this machine for taking so much work out of the job.

What model bobcat is that and which grab? How do you find it?

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11 hours ago, Gray git said:

It's 2.2ton of mettle, sod that when have you ever had a tesco trolly go where you wanted it to with just a loaf of bread in! we just give it a gentle nudge with the digger blade if I'm struggling to get perfection.
Going to fabricate some sort of A frame so you can get near as dam it and nudge back to line up and just lift to slot the two halves together.

Ha ha never thought of that, it’s been so long since I drove a shopping trolley thankfully.

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Thanks guys for the replies regarding the plant trailer I am looking at and loading it with a 6T digger. It turns out that if you have a trailer with a load that overhangs more than 1.2m you just need to hang a red flag 500mm x 500mm, so with that news and the opinion it might just fit I think I will bight the bullet and try to buy it. On another note any advice on rotators, to worm or not to worm is the question?

 

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On 07/06/2019 at 10:46, topchippyles said:

Same as my yanmar b-15 ,I will take some photos as it on my machine at the moment and will upload them tomorrow 

Sorry for the delay but here is the attachment on my machine

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