Rayco RG25

[kev7937]

No both work on the same principal, pivoting on the wheels.

 

The rayco is front heavy though so you have to put your weight on it to lift the head up which is a pain on level ground and even worse in a hole where the stump used to be whereas the blue chip is evenly balanced.

 

The blue chip is a direct copy/rip off of the dosko grinder if you've seen them

[hamdogg]

Never heard of a blue chip!

[Mick Dempsey]

No both work on the same principal, pivoting on the wheels.

 

The rayco is front heavy though so you have to put your weight on it to lift the head up which is a pain on level ground and even worse in a hole where the stump used to be whereas the blue chip is evenly balanced.

 

The blue chip is a direct copy/rip off of the dosko grinder if you've seen them

 

I think you're getting confused, the Rayco rg25 is hydraulically controlled, you lift the head with a lever.

Edit, I just googled and they do make a pedestrian 25hp engine.

The one you're looking at ttp, is it a pedestrian or hydraulic one?

Edited October 22, 2015 by Mick Dempsey

[kev7937]

Never heard of a blue chip!

 

 

Prob not even called that tbh that's what they called the chipper they copied from dosko. Don't know the grinders official name.

[kev7937]

http://www.danequip.co.uk

[Taupotreeman]

I think you're getting confused, the Rayco rg25 is hydraulically controlled, you lift the head with a lever.

Edit, I just googled and they do make a pedestrian 25hp engine.

The one you're looking at ttp, is it a pedestrian or hydraulic one?

 

 

I'm pretty sure it's the pedestrian one. I'll check the specs and confirm.

[Mick Dempsey]

In that case, my bad.

[kev7937]

Think they did used to do a hydraulic model rg25, looked like it was supposed to be on robot wars.

[Mick Dempsey]

Along with the Vermeer 252,which shares many features, this rg25 "super junior" must be the most widely sold grinder ever. Here's mine on its way to be sold.

[Taupotreeman]

I think you're getting confused, the Rayco rg25 is hydraulically controlled, you lift the head with a lever.

Edit, I just googled and they do make a pedestrian 25hp engine.

The one you're looking at ttp, is it a pedestrian or hydraulic one?

 

 

Here ya go Mick. Couple of photos. To be fair, I know naff all about stump grinders but I just figure I may as well do it as someone else.