The Ultimate set up

[Stephen Blair]

:001_cool:I have no idea what im doing mate but do like to have a go nevertheless:001_smile:

 

you sound like me, my trouble is i listen to others too much sometimes and end up getting put off. there will be a lot of pennies in a morbark chipper, are you buying new or are you going to adapt it like the a team would:001_tt1:

[Mesterh]

I would say have a 3.5 tonner (transit,ldv etc) towing a 6 inch chipper then a mog with all the bits on to complement it like SWB or daves

[J The Tree]

Spot on SWB you dont know whether it will work untill you try it! Found a Morbark with a shot engine cheap, have a weekend weld-up and see what turns out.

[Stephen Blair]

Spot on SWB you dont know whether it will work untill you try it! Found a Morbark with a shot engine cheap, have a weekend weld-up and see what turns out.

 

keep us posted on it mate, sounds good:001_cool:

[Highland Forestry]

wow nice kit Skyhuck...... I am envious.

 

I was using this for an hour or so this afternoon - great fun!

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BU3bWOAU8g]YouTube - Timberjack harvesting windblow in the Highlands[/ame]

[atree]

whats ur setup like minty any pics?

 

heres the co. i work for,not all shown there,6" vermeer,rayco stumper and truck for it plus a another truck since that pic was taken

[minty]

We dont own a mulcher,we only hire one for a term if we can pile mulch on site,so far.

[minty]

We also take many loads of green waste to a dump that has a large top feed mulcher and pay tip fees.We do a lot of ringing up which is almost always left on site.The "Very basic setup."

[atree]

cool,yeah we leave most of our wood onsite in rings

[Marc]

Here is the new big rig for the company i work for. Its the ultimate leylandii slaying machine.