Very anticlimactic.
I used a lot of brush, stacked cross-wise to the lay.
I picked up the crash pad with a machine afterward and stuck it in the dump truck. Lots of gravel could've contaminated the brush with raking and restacking that happens from droppinginto the pile and moving off the...
Fuel doors are on the driver's side. Engine exhaust is opposite the fuel door on cars and typical small trucks without step tanks.
Our chippers discharge preferentially on the right to blow onto the shoulder, I presume.
Operator control are on the curb side.
Being an English design, the tanks are on our passenger and controls are our driver side. The discharge chute is mounted opposite the English road shoulder. I guess this allows the machine to blow onto the shoulder without extending onto the shoulder.
I was surprised to hear a guy's Vermeer 9" only had 35hp. This is a similar size but much much power at 57 or 59hp.
My fuel tank is not venting properly. I can get it to take fuel up to the bottom of the filler neck then it fills the neck, but not the top 3+" of the tank. If I slosh the tank...
The helmet clamp kit is the cheap part. New wires, speaker and mic are worth the extra that it costs for the compatible 30k.
We're 2-3 people working together, 4 in June.
Good to know the 30k work with the 10s.
I use elastic cord, doubled and tied into pockets for adjustability.
I general pass it over my other shoulder and down to my gear loop the same side as my floating ascender.
Left knee, passed on the right side of my neck, to the left , rear gear loop.