I've had a tough time trying to explain to clients that we're going to chip most the firewood :rayos:
It's an impressive machine Giz, no complaints here.
It throws chips far and hard, although it does have a bit of fine dust in between thrusts, but the force behind the chips is impressive. It fills the chip truck up no problem, that's a 14.5 foot bed with 6 foot high walls.
I've noticed that it's very important to have the belt tightened...
Thanks Sterrett, I appreciate that, and I'll do my best. For us here, without a loader, we've been chipping anything that will fit... shoot, at times quartering rounds and pushing them through has been the way to go.
I've noticed the chipper works on a more consistent basis than most, in terms...
Tom, lovely job with the video, very well done. It was great to meet you in person, very inspiring. I'm with you on getting the lift.
I've got my eye on this little monster...
GREAT EXPO!!!
I appreciate that Steve, for me, a bucket truck is about production. I like to see where these guys set it up, and how to keep the bucket/boom in a safe location while working.
But yeah, aerial lifts are the dream, seems like they are still very pricey...
Thanks guys, yeah that dub-step type music is nice to edit to and flows with tree work for whatever reason. I don't go around listening to much of it, or go out of my way to listen to music in general... more of a talk-radio listener... or, silence is the best. The truck radio is usually tuned...