Allterrainmanx

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Guy Martin C4:biggrin:

I had 1000 L of. Red on Friday from CPL 46 ppl.

White is 127.9 on the isle of man today

What area are you in may have an idea that would help you out on this one

The New FAE Mulching head arrived today as you can see its no pup of a thing and is capable of some serious production fitted with carbide teeth at moment but can also fit sharps for top down Mulching

Will bring you more photos of this when bird nesting is over and we can get stuck in

I have had a few calls and texts pointing out that trees don't all grow straight up and down so I think this shows I have the flexibility to get round most things and Its quite easy to limb or dismantle as well as simple shearing

Give Mark Wang a try very professional bloke with good kit

MW Groundworks

Tel: 01501 785038

Fax: 01501 785039

Thanks for your kind words Eddie I always feel it's important to fit in with the team you are working with as if you understand what every one it the team is working towards it makes for a safer and more productive site.

As you mentioned the Menzi has the hydraulic capacity similar to a 35ton excavator and when you push the wheels out to 6 meters plus wide stability is awesome.

Bottom line is that unless its a very wet site that you can't mark this outfit is one of the safest and most productive out there we can also come up with solutions for the wet sites

Thanks Pete Yes there is a fair chunk of Money tied up there but I hope it will work out ok

Rowan with the Shear she will weigh in around eleven and a half ton so not excessive, stability really comes from its stance and where the weight is positioned very stable and planted in use

The outfit ready for action

How ever good as the Tigershear is for My current Project I have a Hans Habbig on the end of the stick and I cant Praise it enough it has 70 degrees of tilt each way but its real bonus is the two sets of gripper arms that Hold Limbs Or whole trees so tight there is no way this girl is dropping anything this makes it perfect for Road side or Rail embankments where there is no marginfor mistakes coupled to the Menzi I would say it is the Safest and highest output Treeshear setup available for Hire in the UK

Just a taste of what its capable of

Hi Guys I thought I would start a thread showing some of the work I do with my Menzi Muck excavator in forestry and Arb work.

As a some of you use excavator mounted tree shears I thought I would show you some of my shearing when I first bought the Menzi I bought a Tiger shear 400 from Exc@v8 in Kendal a fantastic shear and it has been worth its weight in Gold dropping Larch

New Holland spools have been horizontal for some years now put pressure in left return in right pull lever towards you and all will work right way round if there is a black knob near the top of spool that will select single or double acting or detent of lever in cab hope that helps

Sean

Nice machine Stephen am sure she will be a great step forward for you

First job on her should be to follow Eddie's advise from several posts ago and get that windscreen guarded its to late thinking should have done that when you are speared to the seat:thumbdown:

going by your avatar name it is you Sean:)

 

I am waiting to hear back from Exc@v8, i will try and get a chance to call them tomorrow

Yep its me Just replied to your msg

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Saw one of these at the APF,this has a tree-shear head?

Yes I was on the Excav8 stand with that machine they also had a M545 on display too

Not bad at nipping sticks either

If you want to punch above your weight Stephen the ultimate in Hydraulic power

Have to say I have always found Andrew at Exac one a most helpful bloke and a true gent to deal with

Can you set the machine to self level? Or do touchable to be in control of each leg all the Time?

No fancy self levelling all seat of pants stuff the main sticks are normal excavator pattern the 3 top buttons are actually min joysticks that you control with thumbs for each leg up down in out steer and claws up down the 4 pedals are forward/rev telescopic dipper in/out winch in/out shear open/close so a bit to get in your head but not to bad

A Few more for Stephen

Up stage you Eddie I don't think so I have no rotate on my tilty and no big fat tracks

I can walk on water though:001_tt2:

I saw a lad cut the thigh of his right leg with Decent pants on it was alarming the fibre in the trousers choked the saw straight away but it was so quick it didn't bare thinking about how much flesh would have been ripped off his leg without them. the lad in question is a good steady bloke that just made one slip that could have changed his life for ever