not a drop of sweat in sight

[Mr Ed]

Once you get used to it, you should be able to feed the chipper with the loader, save on even more hand work.

[skyhuck]

Looks like that made a crap job into an early finish!!

 

Its easy to get caught out by the the neighbor who has never cut their side!!

 

The great thing about having the right kit is you can cope with the underestimated jobs without breaking your back.

[Stephen Blair]

the driveway was pretty tight, so swinging into it was a bit tricky for feeding, and because we were chipping into a trailer the wood was splattering everywhere, so we brashed them and seperated the larger bases of the trunks. but we nailed it a few times and it was great. even pulling over the trees into the garden saved so much hassle, we usually have to brash into the nieghbours then hand ball it over.

[moorcrofttreesurgery]

thats one smart bit of kit.any details where i can have a look at one.

[Stephen Blair]

we certainly did huck, i priced it with both eyes shut. 400 quid:crying:but the nieghbour wanted his big cony removed and then the customer wanted more stuff done, she thought i was very cheap at my price. she wasnt far wrong:001_unsure:

[Mike Hill]

That Loader Looks the business mate!

[Stephen Blair]

thats one smart bit of kit.any details where i can have a look at one.

 

mr edd will fill you in mate:thumbup:

 

the grapple is great, once we tied up the pipes. a rotator would make a HUGE difference. or if it could be locked into position at least. but someone with a welder and some bits of metal will soon sort that out

[Andy Collins]

Lovely way to go to work Stevie, at this rate you'll not be needing groundies!! Certainly turned a crappy job into a good one.

[Ben Ballard]

nice job that crab is a handy bit of kit you got you will have hours of fun:cool1:

[James Cantle]

nice job. what would that machine lift in weight?