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more fun with knucklebooms
Sweet ride. Looking to upgrade mine in a couple years, definitely keep me posted on the negatives..- islandedge
- Post #399
- Forum: Crane Use
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more fun with knucklebooms
One of yesterday'setup up. 19 tree's from 2 spots.- islandedge
- Post #390
- Forum: Crane Use
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Mini platform on chipper
Michael poor had his bandit 1990 modified from the factory with a platform on the front. The chute was extended.. Now keep in mind how heavy that would be to lift the chute if it got clogged. I belive they incorporated a lift line from the winch to do it.- islandedge
- Post #12
- Forum: General Discussion
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Mini platform on chipper
If i remember correctly dave had added weight in the front for tongue weight.- islandedge
- Post #11
- Forum: General Discussion
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badass cab-over mini transport build.
Or you can load into the rear of the chipper if it's got a solid feed tray.- islandedge
- Post #27
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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Chip guards for Carlton 7015
3 sheets of plywood and the mini helps build a couple walls.. I need a better solution my self. But cleanup is a breeze with the bmg rake.- islandedge
- Post #6
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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Chip guards for Carlton 7015
Rg85 with 1100 green teeth. Yup 3 yards over lol- islandedge
- Post #5
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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badass cab-over mini transport build.
I sold this a few years back. Storage for a grinder or mini behind the cab and chip box in rear- islandedge
- Post #22
- Forum: Rubber hits the road!
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175 Ton Knuckleboom
I remember reading this and it inspired me to get my baby effer!- islandedge
- Post #224
- Forum: Crane Use
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Morbark 2400 vs Bandit 1890
Atleast it was on my 1890 when the seals blew on the lift/crush cylinder. It acted like my old 250. I hated taking it to work but the day it was rebuilt it was day and night difference! I've sharpened my feed wheels with a small grinder and get the tight areas with a carbide porting tool- islandedge
- Post #15
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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Morbark 2400 vs Bandit 1890
Down pressure does not help some, down pressure is all the difference in the world!- islandedge
- Post #14
- Forum: Rant and Rave
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Knuckle boom
I think I've seen that one for sale last year, was it a used unit?- islandedge
- Post #82
- Forum: General Discussion
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Knuckle boom
lol that hilarious mark, I got to send this over to Blain.- islandedge
- Post #80
- Forum: General Discussion
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Knuckle boom
It's there but takes to much to hook up all the blocks and pullies up. Believe it or not i have never used mine.- islandedge
- Post #78
- Forum: General Discussion
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Knuckle boom
Dentist chair is better it tilts.. we could mount it on the flat deck- islandedge
- Post #76
- Forum: General Discussion
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Knuckle boom
That's true, but from my experience I think the time saved in between usually put you in the lead. Where it really shines is in the bigger knuckle boom. I got started on this by bluestone and Bob Montgomery They do huge trees in a hour by grabbing- islandedge
- Post #72
- Forum: General Discussion
