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Mr Oz

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  1. Hi everyone

    Just collecting some information about mechanical grapplesaw ideas and I wondered if i can pick up your brains about this.

     

    There are few firms seems to be running merlo-gmt or manitou-gmt setups and i was just wondering what type of insurance, qualifications required to run, legality over driving on the road, RAMs required, tax, MOT, any uk dealers and repair specialist or any related issues if any.

     

     

     

    I know there are alot of people not fun of these machines but any positive input or info much appreciated.

     

    Thanks in advance

  2. Hmm it doesn’t appear to be full 4x4! Also its pretty much like crafters apparently but would of like to see if anyone owns one and what their like. I suppose they only started doing small vans 2017 so probably still early days.

  3. Hey everyone

    I saw a traffic management van today which looked smart and looking at deeper into the subject i found that they actually do 4x4 3.5t van.

    I know its only new to the market but i always thought MAN was good make!?

    Any thoughts?

  4. I wondered if anyone tried this petzl flow with ZZ. If so how does it perform etc?

    I currently have bluetongue and i know how well that works just fancy a change so any suggestions welcome.

    Oh by the way how does everyone finding mk3 ZZ for double rope? Seems too bulky

    Cheers

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    They were a bit floppy actually so ive braced it together with some 20mm steel tube from top and a thin 5mm ali composite signage sheet on top for lid which cost 6£ from recycling place as they are expensive otherwise but yea so far been great.
    Corner joints are not great but does the job.
    If you do it measure carefully if you want perfect joints.best of luck

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  6. 10 minutes ago, inthewoods said:

    Make no mistake it's a pro machine not your amateur homeowner toy. The chute is coming off & it's going through a house next week (hopefully!) it won me the job ? I took a gamble with it as it was unknown to me but absolutely no regrets here. Can't fault it, we'll,  electric start on the dumper engine would be nice! ? 

    just been watching you vids on you tube it seems to take decent size wood without strugle.5k brand new sounded a bit expensive for an unknown brand but it looks like a decent piece of kit.Thanks for quick reply

  7. On 07/12/2017 at 18:00, inthewoods said:

    I'd hoped to take a video today but my helmet / camera bracket is broken. My only experience of gravity fed machines were on cheap 'toys' not pro kit like this & make no mistake it's a machine for full on pro use.  Got to say I'm very impressed so far but only chipped for a few hours today, a full load of macrocarpa, a few bits had to be forced in due to the shape of the hopper but you don't even have to sned everything into straight sticks as it drags the next bit in ready for the blades.  For a one man band I'd say it's a game changer. Day one, very impressed & very happy! 

     

    Danny if you go out on the road for a few weeks with a demo machine I reckon you would sell bucket loads of these... 

    is it still going good? what would you say pros and cons.Looking into it so final verdict would be helpfull.Cheers

  8. Traceability is the key for LOLER so if i cant trace and find any info its a fail for me . My advice is try and avoid buying any vital climbing gear second hand as you dont know if they been hammered so any new equipment keep all paperwork for LOLER.Be safe

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