Big Vermeer grinder

[Jonathan O'Leary]

Just got this :thumbup:

 

 

 

And then the boy met something as tough as him lol

 

 

[J The Tree]

Seems to be missing a bit- the engine.

Had one a few years back- deutz air cooled engine. Heavy old thing needed the Unimog to tow it, make sure the stops are in place on the rails otherwise the top half falls off.......

[redmoosefaction]

Mrs Miggins is gonna love that in her back garden 8)

[Shane]

I used to have one but it didn't fit through too many gates.

Mind you - when it did it was quick.

[kiwidiesel]

Just got this :thumbup:

 

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And then the boy met something as tough as him lol

 

 

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Is that Solar powered?

[Jonathan O'Leary]

Tendering for a large site clearance at the mo with good access so if it comes off will make life a lot easier and better efficiency. If I don't get it sure it will earn its keep.

 

Yea the engine bit is a bit of a pain, but for less then £500 not to bad, plus a load of spares. Trying to decide if I should stick another direct drive to the wheel or go full hydraulic. That then tells me what power unit to go for I guess.

[treequip]

Is that Solar powered?

 

 

No mate, that's the hand crank model, how are you fixed for work???????

[treequip]

Tendering for a large site clearance at the mo with good access so if it comes off will make life a lot easier and better efficiency. If I don't get it sure it will earn its keep.

 

Yea the engine bit is a bit of a pain' date=' but for less then £500 not to bad, plus a load of spares. Trying to decide if I should stick another direct drive to the wheel or go full hydraulic. That then tells me what power unit to go for I guess.[/quote']

 

 

You could go with a tractor PTO for a cheap minimum effort job:thumbup1:

[aspenarb]

Thats a bit along the lines of my Rayco. I would go direct drive because they dont get tired like hydraulic stuff does after a few hours , where these win aside of the grunt is the capacity between the wheels and under the deck . There is so much space under them you never have to move because the grindings never stop you carrying on. Brilliant for site or forestry work.

 

Bob

 

Edited December 9, 2015 by aspenarb

[TIMON]

Thats a bit along the lines of my Rayco. I would go direct drive because they dont get tired like hydraulic stuff does after a few hours , where these win aside of the grunt is the capacity between the wheels and under the deck . There is so much space under them you never have to move because the grindings never stop you carrying on. Brilliant for site or forestry work.

 

Bob

 

 

 

Bet that's good for finding underground services!