My kids love getting pulled behind the 4 wheeler on their sleds. What's the best sled that you've found that can handle the abuse of being pulled? The regular ones that we get at the store only last a season, which is normally only a day or two.
We have a metal round sled that is still...
I've only ridden a couple of times but they sure are fun.
We are just starting to get snow here and I've had the 4 wheeler out sliding around. The kids (and me too) really like drifting around on it. They are predicting 10-14", I'm guessing I'll barely get around at that point, definitely...
It may not be the best demonstration, but I had a video I uploaded to YouTube to post it here. It's pretty long and unedited, but it shows the titan grapple from the 1st post and the BMG rake. I'm running a bobcat mt100 in the video.
Same setup here with my 201, and it can handle having the full bar buried in Oak. Although typically when you get to that size your better off switching out saws unless it's just 1 or 2 cuts
Gotcha. I've seen similar designs for attaching to an excavator grapple. I could see how he would need a kickstand for that design, unless it had a wide enough base to support itself vertically.
It's a learned skill. Assuming it's a bmg grapple and rake. Have him loosely grab it on the ground and lift for it to align itself with the bristles facing down. Then lift the arms and tilt the grapple back to line up the post before closing the grapple firmly.
Often lining up that post is...
This is the bmg rake as well.
If you didn't know, you can order replacement wood and tines that bolt into the frame. I needed to replace mine after about 5 years. It was stored outside for that period, so weather probably contributed to it beginning to fall apart.
Reviving an old thread, but it seemed like the best one to show this video under.
Branch Manager grapple rake cleaning up after an Oak removal. The grapple truck does not run the rake as effiently as the miniskid does, but running it like this avoids a lot of trips up and down the ladder...
It has been so far. He really seems to like it, however I think he is starting to feel some growing pains. He now has this crane and the 50t and cannot run both at the same time. It's hard to have a payment on a truck and to let it sit idle at the shop while running the other one.
Declining Oak tree removal with just 2 guys. I ran the ground, miniskid, grapple truck and climbed, and hired in the crane operator who unhooked some slings as well as operating the crane. While I was climbing was really the only time a 3rd person could have been used, to finish loading the...
Does everyone drive around with their left leg sticking out while operating? I catch myself doing that on a vermeer loader.
It could be poor ergonomics of not being fully seated in the machine. I've not ever ran the vermeer all day to have pain. I'm typically on a bobcat mini
That's correct. A local dealer pulled up some specs one of my saws for me. Hrs ran, average time ran between shut offs, number of pulls to last start the saw, rpms it's been running at... pretty impressive that it tracks so much. I had no idea until I saw the data
Bumping an old thread. We visited these two "magic trees" in Columbia Missouri today. The smaller one had 27,500 lights and the larger sycamore has over 8 miles of Christmas lights.
I didnt check the gauge but probably around 90 psi. The air gun i used probably limited the psi actually going in the can. It has additional holes near the tip to increase the amount of air flow. Although when pressed against the can would allow excess pressure to blow out. It didnt...