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Who's going to CONFOR woodland show thia week ?
GlobalNewark replied to Les Cork's topic in General chat
Found these pics from the show, no loader available to bring across the logs for chipper demo so drafted in the horse loggers. These animals were so precise getting in between the machines with these logs as you can tell with the length but never touched anything, very impressive.
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:thumbup:Enough said, well done Steve
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Who's going to CONFOR woodland show thia week ?
GlobalNewark replied to Les Cork's topic in General chat
We will also be there for a couple of days, come & say hello & grab a drink. -
I'm back again now, been in America & on hols. Today I am at the NEC & then tomorrow off to the Confor show to set up, I will have a 75xp there working if you can make it otherwise we can organise soon after.
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01604623644 or call Marco Amat on 07710433255 & tell him you spoke to Dean.
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I will email you some details, basic spec is the same but everything else can be built to suit you.
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Anyone in the market for a new grinder or chipper, lots of new arrivals.
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All fully radio remote controlled.
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You say you want quality, reliability, the dogs tatties. a good warranty, greaseable bearings, tough rotors. You must be talking of our 75T, no gimmics just a good solid machine that does what it is meant to do, you will pay extra but will never have to buy again.
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A good majority of our sales are financed through these, we do not have any commission from this but if it sells a machine then great. the process is simple & judging by the amount they finance the rates must be competitive.
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We should be ok there then!
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The chap in the photo operating is responsible for design & build, nice chap, he weighs in at a little over 9 stone.
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A few more options.
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It would be interesting to see what the market is here but I assume narrow, narrow & narrower still with a huge lift capacity. This one was built as a sampler but the European market is now more prevalent in America so I think the size of machines will reduce although the weight may stay the same. I'll try & get further info as it hasn't been decided if this will be mass produced yet, but certainly not bad for a first attempt.
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I have no idea on price, too early days but very impressive. There was talk of a narrow version, the lift capacity was impressive & it was as quick as a nascar.
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Here are further pics of the new 2650xp, the wheeled version is on the same chassis, 4WD, manual control with operators station.
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Welcome to the new prototype Bandit skidsteer, this is a 27hp Kohler powered unit that can be manually operated or fully radio remote control. everything is Bandit except the grab & the obvious parts.
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Saw these being demonstrated a couple of weeks ago whilst in America & was impressed. New River F5 - YouTube
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Spotted these in the last couple of weeks, the Bandit mascot when I was in America & the bike (Guy Martin) was at Cadwell Park over the weekend, impressive.
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These were some of the Bandit forestry mower/stump grinders on show on the factory tour, these are the 3000 & 5000 models. One is 142hp & the other is 600hp, fitted with a 40" diameter hydrostatic driven detachable revolution grinder head & powered by a 750cc motor.
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Like this 19" drum chipper, this was custom made for a customer who wanted a fifth wheel hook up.
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[ame=http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8QYWR5Z3OE&feature=relmfu]http://http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a8QYWR5Z3OE&feature=relmfu[/ame] This is the same model chipper as the one in the picture, we had some fantastic demo's that shows what goes on around the world.
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They are all stock engines
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On a recent visit to the Bandit dealer meeting in America I took a few pics, if anyone was in doubt about this equipment then this will show why it lasts a lifetime. Here are some pics of the whole tree chipper factory in Winn, everything is still hand built. It takes one week to build each machine of this size & there were currently six in build.
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I think it would be fair to say that American chippers still have the edge until a British manufacturer takes the plunge & builds a heavy duty chipper. The opening is 7x12 & if it fits it's history.
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