not a drop of sweat in sight

[Stephen Blair]

well the usual conifer hedge from hell today, but this time it was a lot easier. i dont have my truck yet so we used an ifor with high sides instead. it took 4 trailer loads of chip, that the big bandit filled in about 10 minutes per trailer load. the mini loader was awesome, we have had approx 2 feet of rain in august and there wasnt a mark on the lawn, and it is a nice one.:cool1:the last 2 pics are of a conifer in the neighbours garden, the wall was about 3 feet high. 100 quid cony as an extra, fell lift chip. sweet as:wink:

[Ian C]

Nice one Stevie, see ya got ya new toy then! OOh a do like that:biggrin:

[White Noise]

Thats awesome . Tidy job

[Tree Man Tom]

I can see a fair few marks on the lawn... or was it just squashed grass that came back to life after a rake had been run over it? Sadly most the the people we work for wouldnt entertain the idea of driving on there lawn with that thing, although it still looks awsum

[Robert_S]

nice job man, that loader looks brilliant what weight is in it?

[Nick B]

Cool Job

I bet they had forgotten that they had a wall behind those trees

I can how all that kit makes light work of brash draggin

 

Propper Job

[Mr Ed]

That S35 weighs about 1100kgs.

Looks like you've entered the promised land shrekie. That looked like a nightmare slog to drag that lot out... You like my grapple?

[Mick Stockbridge]

I bet your groundie loves that. That looks like a nice job with the right gear, loadsa crud removed easily and a good earner I bet.

[Mesterh]

Looks like a top bit of kit that

 

I scrolled down to pic 8 and 9 and thought it was the finished job

 

I wanna see a pic of the big bandit in action

[Stephen Blair]

there was some squashed grass, but a quick blow sorted it out. i always thought i could never do this in someones garden, but i explained what we were doing and i was demo ing this machine so to keep costs down yet speed up operation. if it was going to make a mess then i wouldnt of drove on the lawn. i really shot myself in the foot with this job, as i hadnt seen how wide it was over the nieghbours side, but the loader still made it profitable. if i had my new truck we would of completed that job in 2 hrs, it took us under 4, and that was including stacking brash then hand feeding plus 4 trips to the yard. and it was the first time with the kit set up this way.