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Ian Flatters
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It's Much easier loading a trailer with a rear mount, it will get on your tits constantly working over the box

 

+1 on the rear mount, if it can be detachable even better. I think rear mounts for this game make more sense, with a rear mount you can back right up to a rivers edge and use the whole of its reach unhindered , also a lot easier for loading/unloading trailers. Great looking mog Ian .:thumbup1:

 

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Hi Ian.

In one of the pictures you have a large log grab on the hook. Could I ask where you got it? I'm currently looking for one myself.

Ps what's the max reach of the crane?

Thanks in advance, looks like a smashing setup. I've just acquired something similar. Let's hope they are as good as we imagine.

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Hi Ian.

In one of the pictures you have a large log grab on the hook. Could I ask where you got it? I'm currently looking for one myself.

Ps what's the max reach of the crane?

Thanks in advance, looks like a smashing setup. I've just acquired something similar. Let's hope they are as good as we imagine.

 

 

Just borrowed it from the joinery near to me. Clarks might sell them or riko

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