I’d take you up on that offer if you’re serious. I don’t mind swivels in my life support. As others have said it makes it nice for not getting twisted when running more than one system.
Wow Shane this is great! Kudos for working with Gap too. Love those guys. Them and Bartlett are where I get most of my gear. I’d say good luck but I don’t think you’re going to need it!
Really enjoyed meeting you Joe and welcome to the Buzz! If you’re ever up this way again I’d love to put a super prof and mega Prof through their paces!
The relationship of the top plate and the top of the depth gauges doesn’t change. The only thing that changes is how far down the depth gauges need to be filed to keep that distance the same. At the beginning of the chains life that number is .027-.030 at the end of the chains life it’s .045 but...
Wow what a gut punch! I didn’t know Jed but he seems like a helluva tree man and gentleman as well. My condolences to everyone who had the good fortune to know him.
I don’t see any reason you couldn’t load it in a pickup with long enough ramps.
I think an ideal small set up is something like a pickup or van towing a landscape type trailer. You can transport the chipper and mini skid- if you have one like I do- in an efficient do everything rig.
Don’t let the small size fool you like it did me. It’s a legit professional quality machine. With Bandit and Morbark right up the road from me I’ve been around quality chippers pretty much from the start of my career 20+ years ago. The Eliet prof 6 feels like a machine built to the same...