Show us your Arb Diggers please.

[Matthew Storrs]

9 minutes ago, dig-dug-dan said:

Agreed. Have one on my micro, and essential tool on stumps

Is that the one RSL engineering do with the Serated blade on the back- often thought it looked like a good idea for ripping through the larger roots that the tooth would t break on it’s own

[Gray git]

But of neglected shrub bashing yesterday to help stop this cut through being used as a rubbish dump, no way was I touching anything by hand so flail, rake and grab did the lot from the comfort of the cab.

[dig-dug-dan]

10 hours ago, Matthew Storrs said:

Is that the one RSL engineering do with the Serated blade on the back- often thought it looked like a good idea for ripping through the larger roots that the tooth would t break on it’s own

No, but I am thinking if getting that just for roots, and keeping the exisiting one for ripping up concrete etc

[doobin]

All I could fit through the garden and into the wood area behind! Better than nowt. 

Edited April 8, 2020 by doobin

[william127]

23 hours ago, Matthew Storrs said:

Is that the one RSL engineering do with the Serated blade on the back- often thought it looked like a good idea for ripping through the larger roots that the tooth would t break on it’s own

I have one, its great. Works just as advertised,  nice and strong,  lasting well. I wouldn't want to  be without it.

[doobin]

Made a pretty decent job of that site in just three hours. Lack of lift height and reach are the killers on a micro, especially loading the fire. It’s also awkward to activate the aux pedal- my knee was hurting by the end. Modification needed. In its defence, it’s all that would fit through the gate, it did it a lot faster than I thought, and it handled carrying the bramble bundles in high speed without struggling at all! Most of all, it made money, £470 for half a day. Just as well as it’s the first time it’s been out the shed for two months. 

[Gray git]

Few pictures of being out on Friday removing a ash that was flagged as high priority with the meelo, this machine surprises me every time we use it just how efficient it is, the top I took was about 1000kg and in a small garden would have been a decent tree in its own right!

[IronMike]

Beast mode mate! Fair play to you, one eye on the future, another on your waist line ???

[dig-dug-dan]

Is that a digger?? No! But who cares it's a great piece of machine porn!

[richy_B]

I had been wondering about a 360 tele and a decent shear. Looks like an excellent set up. 

 

What will it cut and hold at maximum reach?

Edited April 22, 2020 by richy_B