Hey hoping someone can help me out, recently purchased a 2019 Bandit 2550xp stump grinder. Called the dealer for filter numbers because they conveniently painted over the the filters that came with the machine, however all they can give me is Bandit #s that wont cross to Napa #s. The machine...
Hey everyone -
In the market for a grapple chipper. Looking for an early 2000's morbark 2400 with swing out door with controls or a mid to late 2000's m18r morbark with grapple. Last choice would be a bandit 1890 with grapple.
Doesnt have to be in perfect condition, just good working...
Hey I've got an almost new (less than 20 hours) New River stump grinding wheel with a new set of teeth that I'd like to put up for sale. Any idea of what it should be priced at? It came off a Bandit 2550xp. Thanks!
Hey everyone -
Any suggestions for companys that you use for general liability and commercial auto?
We do residential tree work, stump grinding, small land clearing projects, and started to dabble in demo, dirt work etc.
We have a couple chippers, couple chip trucks, couple large hooklift...
Ok...if we are talking mostly residential work then forwarding material is the main issue right?? So that means that mini skid/wheel loader wins hands down
Even bad terrain, I think a mini skid with bmg is going to be more versatile. Faster, more maneuverable, easier to transport, feeding chippers etc. Mini ex has its place no doubt but I would think a mini skid/articulating loader has to come before the mini ex in regards to residential tree work
Absolutely!!! Especially with a loaded container, and especially if those wheels caught a small rock or something, it will most likely drag the rock instead of rolling over it and scratch the driveway
Eh I only have wheels on the back of my containers, I guess if you want to be EXTRA careful then plywood under all 4 corners. I just use my hooklifts for my own work, I occasionally rent out to some contractors I know. But I know I will never set the container down in a place where theres a...
Yes plywood under the rollers, brake off and let the can/rollers push the truck forward so that the rear rollers dont actually move. This only works on level ground however, anything other than level ground you need to put wood down under the rollers. I've seen guys strap wood directly to the...
Hey guys - in the Seattle area, I'm looking for a grinder within the next several weeks. Have several big projects coming up. Partial to rayco and bandit as support for them local is decent. Diesel is a must, something around 40-50 hp, let me know what you have. Closer to seattle the better...