Wow good catch!
I completely agree. The tending is smooth as slik and I love how the top arm acts like a rope wrench for smooth decents. He really hit the nail on the head with that one.
That's not at all how they fit. Imo they are they only suspenders to get as they are designed by production climbers that do this day in and day out. Monkey bever is the simple answer! Good luck!
I vote for day rate and give them the choice to go with you or someone else. Thats a lot of wear and tear on any machine let alone a mini skid steer.
Id make sure I make good money on a job like that. Might use a sthil pole pruner to make the felling cut at the base of each tree. 4000 trees...
My giant 254t moves my 1390xp no problem on semi flat land. I even moved a buddy's 18xp but it was dead flat. The tongue weight is under 900lbs on a 18xp
I would get a 254t if I were to do it again. If you work in the woods a ton get a mini.
I would have to disagree. My giant 254t and power rotatar is the only way to go IMO it unlocks some serious potential especially if used in conjunction with the BMG scoops.
The only down side is when it gets unplugged. Another thing to consider is where the manufacturer places the solenoid...
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My understanding is if the tow vehicle is under 10k gvw than the combined gvw of the truck and traiolor is combined. We tow a 16,000 gvw dump trailor with a dodge 2500- 9,000 gvw. both combined are under 26,000gvw.
That's in Massachusetts. I know NY state is different. So your state may be...
That's really amazing. Thank you for letting me know about Shinto. I'm glad to see that you are repurposing the wood and using it to repair the temple.
Below is peice of wood that we saved from a job that ended up being curly maple. My brother who I work with is the wood worker of the family...
Thanks Sfoppema, we are really excited. This chipper will make us really rock through the white pine jobs. We will run the chip truck we have for now. There will always be some sort of bottle neck!
@Reach. I reached out to pine Hill, they are about 3 months out on a new aluminum lift trailor...
Yes, its all coming together. I'm very excited to see that lift on a job site finally. Will most likely move it with my dump trailor and see what best suits it before commiting to a particular trailor.
@Reach; I will check those guys out. Thanks.
On another note, I had first right of refusal...