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Now you're talking!!

 

The world was a much better place when we over-engineered everything :)

 

Second that ,you can still find some good stuff if you look away from the mass produced make it as light as you can with as small engine as you can get away with,nowt like a big lump of steel and a big lazy engine.

Chris

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only problem... think about most domestic tree jobs.

 

you reverse truck & chipper down customers drive and drag branches to the chipper. if the chipper is sandwiched inbetween a trailer and the front half of the landy... its going to be a pain in the backside!

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only problem... think about most domestic tree jobs.

 

you reverse truck & chipper down customers drive and drag branches to the chipper. if the chipper is sandwiched inbetween a trailer and the front half of the landy... its going to be a pain in the backside!

 

Everything is a compromise.. It would be better on some jobs worse on others..

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only problem... think about most domestic tree jobs.

 

you reverse truck & chipper down customers drive and drag branches to the chipper. if the chipper is sandwiched inbetween a trailer and the front half of the landy... its going to be a pain in the backside!

 

Towbar on the front bumper, spout extension over the cab, sorted.

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Hi I have no experiance of these,but how about a dodge ram diesel take the body off put chipper on a turntable and with the cummins at 5.9 and 300 odd hp

 

would run it no problem then put tipper trailer on and it still would nt know it had it.Just a thought.

 

Chris

 

 

This would be great, but the Dodge Ram weighs a shade over 3ton empty without much fuel in it, so you wouldn't have the payload to mount a decent chipper on there with turntable, unless you had C1+E and ran the Dodge at its intended weight, but in this case that would defeat the object of the idea.

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