Tracked crane dismantles

[Treemoose]

Ok that was stu. Yeah we drop stuff up there every now and then as our yard is in fawkham. Are you local to Meopham and have an iveco think I may have seen you driving about

 

Sounds like us mate

[gand]

Tracked cranes are great tools. Used one last year to remove a beech from a house. Work out a lot cheaper to knock a gap in the wall and drive it round the back, than get something to lift over the house

[silky fox]

What a neat bit of kit...looks like it folds down super compact...

[gand]

If I remember rightly the gap needed was 7ft for the one we used

[JaySmith]

Nice work,Those wee cranes look pretty handy,Never seen them used for tree work tho.

 

Neither had the bloke operating it!

[JaySmith]

If I remember rightly the gap needed was 7ft for the one we used

 

Yeah about that, roughly the same size as the large tracked mewp's

[josharb87]

Looked a fun job, word to the wise, careful about slinging timber low, (as it looked in the video) was suprised some diddnt flip

[mistahbenn]

This turned me on when I saw it sunbathing on the beach!

[mendiplogs]

Some footage from a two day job. First day stripping crowns of 2 x Limes, 1 x Oak and 1 x HC. Second day lowering off and extracting the timber with the help of a tracked crane. Battery gave up so only got small amount of footage. Nothing massive biggest pick was around a ton

 

 

 

Hi JAY nice one there mate all so seen REG COATS video to in same page life in a tree worker thanks Jon 👍

[JaySmith]

Looked a fun job, word to the wise, careful about slinging timber low, (as it looked in the video) was suprised some diddnt flip

 

Cheers. Yeah no what you mean, watching it back they do look slung low but didn't concern me from a flipping point of view when I was cutting but agree could be slung higher in future