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Cheap Chip Truck International 4700
Well, at least the tool boxes look really nice.- classictruckman
- Post #51
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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Making a trailer longer...?
Why not just add an axle in front of the others? Keep your carrying capacity up and your tongue weight down.- classictruckman
- Post #4
- Forum: General Discussion
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National 13110a, new to me
Well you guys inspired me (joshua glackin mainly) Here's the bent and broken pos that I took off- classictruckman
- Post #70
- Forum: Crane Use
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Uptake for trunk injections his year.
No sorry, never heard of that treatment- classictruckman
- Post #4
- Forum: Pesticides and Ferts
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Line Clearance
Yes you're both right, I would not have done what I did in that photo in any other place, that was a private line which was denergized and grounded, I was in an insulated bucket and I also know every inch of that line as I have been maintaining it for over 10 years. Disclaimer: Kids don't chew...- classictruckman
- Post #50
- Forum: Utility Arboriculture
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Favorite grapple for logs?
More than I thought by looking at the tilt.- classictruckman
- Post #17
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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Favorite grapple for logs?
What's the loading capacity of that?- classictruckman
- Post #15
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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Uptake for trunk injections his year.
It has to be a low humidity sunny day, an you want to start early like 4 or 5 in the morning, the tree will start to uptake around dawn and finish around 10 in the morning.- classictruckman
- Post #2
- Forum: Pesticides and Ferts
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Double gaff spurs
They'll never get off the ground(pun intended) at that price. 99% of climbers won't put out the extra money for geckos, I really don't see anybody paying $3700 for a pair of spurs.- classictruckman
- Post #2
- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Morbark cyclone chipper
Never heard of a centrifugal clutch on a diesel let alone a chipper, that's why it would be weird, most cheaper chippers use an automotive style clutch. Centrifugal clutches are usually installed on higher rpm engines, like 2 stroke gas engines.- classictruckman
- Post #5
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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What not to do - two videos
Video 1 using a 20' ladder to make a 10' high cut...lol Video 2 girdled roots...lol- classictruckman
- Post #2
- Forum: BuzzFlix Video
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2016 Crane Safety Climber School
Sorry thought you were referring to outrigger pads.- classictruckman
- Post #141
- Forum: Crane Use
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2016 Crane Safety Climber School
Call DICA USA, the mats you would need for a spider lift should be around half that.- classictruckman
- Post #140
- Forum: Crane Use
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New build project for Gallo Tree PK50002 D JP125E JV1 w/ Mecanil GS220
Sounds like you want a boom that's heavy enough to be part of the "crane class" kbooms, rather than the "truck unloader class". Make sure whatever boom you decide on has a really wide rotation bearing, it will last a lot longer. Stay away from the cheap ones that have a small rotation...- classictruckman
- Post #41
- Forum: Crane Use
