There's no doubt that some equipment is better in different geographical areas then others. Just so happens that where I'm located our bucket/grapple/crane trucks being rear mounted is the cats meow.
Treevet there are several reasons y I choose to build my one and that being a rear mount. Just a few reasons y I am building my own. I can build my own truck to the best of my ability the way it will serve me best also it's all to often you pay someone to do somthing for you and then they don't...
Will do!!! The steel will be here wednesday I'll start posting some pic then and in the meantime if you guys have any Ida or suggestions please post them Thanks guys
I ordered all the steel for the new body this morning it is going to be delivered Wednesday if you guys would like ill post pic along and along of the build. I ended up ordering some 9 lb pf. Jr ibeam and 4x4x1/4 tubing for the sub base. I'm going to use one 8x24x1/4 solid T1 steel plate for the...
Thanks for the reply Lumberjack that's what I've been finding also it looks like people are welding angle iron on the inside running horizontal ill post a pic of one I found online
Thank you American Arborist it's always a work in progress as I'm sure you know when you start you work with what you have to but if you stay with it you start to be able to work with what you want to
The truck I'm using is a 2006 sterling l9513 with 450 hp and allison rds4500 automat that is a factory double frame truck with 30 feet of frame rail from right behind the cab to the rear of truck. I was thinking a 24 foot body with a box over the cab I ordered a new barko 80 loader from Quality...