Dave Alviti

It was for the most part a good product, if anything it performed too well for the strength of the machine/track base, we wanted changes to be made and were having to sort a lot of things off our own back without much in the way of support from the manufacturer - and at our own expense . They were not the easiest firm to deal with in terms of communication etc. coupled with the change in customs procedures (brexit etc) all added up to the point where we decided to cut our loses and move on. pity really as the access width made it a really good little unit, we've still got a good stock of parts and a lot of the engine bits are off the shelf so are still supporting the 20 or so units we sold. Still got a selection of attachments in stock if anyone is after a hedgecutter or blade!

Nice new product from Klou, we've a few in stock if anyone's interested Klou Log grab/forks brush FH & J ALVITI LTD. Would also work with any other rigid log grab - mini loader or excavator

We've this one in stock Frank Alviti - Vahva Jussi Trailer FRANKALVITI.CO.UK 1.5 ton trailer, all mounted on a central beam enabling multiple bolster combinations and configurations Hire...

We've one on the hire fleet - west midlands though - www.frankalviti.co.uk sy84ld

I think the sherpa 100 has similar spec to the Giant, we sold one onto a Giant last year and a shepa, good feedback so far. I think simialr performance to a pedestrian, and the action of grinding doesn't suit everyone, but they are a well built unit and the interchangeable back plate means they can be swapped between machines if you upgrade in the future This is on a single pump Giant SK252D - bit of an ash log (didn't have any stumps to hand!)

We also have a 0.6m Seppi Flail to fit the microbull, which is then the same width as the machine for access - 750mm The microbull 23hp Pro2 has 3 pumps, so a separate pump putting out 30lpm to the flail. Obviously a different league to the bigger machines but still surprisingly capable This is a video of the 1m flail

Got this is the workshop for a re pipe and a few leaking rams, anyone got any experience with them? Not seen one before myself

All clips from one customer from the last 12 months. Just everyday treework made that little bit easier https://youtu.be/lGRyF9jMwzk

Kinda off topic, but loader related. Been meaning to do this for ages and finally had time/everything in one place. Combinations of machines on the same trailer, the smaller is a GH1054 and the Tri axle a gh146. And a quick slide show of all the different combo's https://youtu.be/vWo6nN0FyGk

Couple here I put together from clips our customers have sent us. Both fixed, one a lightweight, one a HD If you want to send me your mobile I can WhatsApp you a few more pictures and videos we've amassed https://youtu.be/GWiaSsQiIGs https://youtu.be/b2bBPT8pzmY

Ah, sorry missed that bit, probably wouldn't be worth the delivery...

We've an ex demo one in stock, We'd happily hire it for you to try and if you want to keep it we wouldn't charge you the hire

We've run one on the Giant and the microbull, (25hp kuboto and 23hp yanmar respectively) and actually runs a bit better on the microbull - in noway the same league as a dedicated tracked grinder - but would hold its own with a pedestrian machine, come in around the £3950 + VAT mark Video here of it on the Giant, not the most exciting video, but gives you an idea, interchangeable plate means we run the same unit on our 2.6 ton digger for awkward hire jobs where our D30 wont reach/can't access (4 bolts and the snap couplings to swap over) This is on the single pump Giant, we've recently purchased a tandem pump version so will try it on that when I get a moment to see if there is any difference They also make a swing arm version, you can get it with a diverter and electric control switch if the base unit only has one function

Used our Klou cone splitter on the Giant and Microbull, Works well up, did manage to get it stuck on a big twisty bit of ash, but I was asking a bit much and got a bit gready! This size stuff was a breeze, and you could move stuff quite easily with it as well

Finnaly got around to trying the Muritori stone burier/rotavator, Handles it very nicely and leaves a really nice finish