ANSI approved chipper parking?
- Thread starter TC
- Start date
- Location
- Retired in Minneapolis
Nice skid brake on the boots!
The game of tree pruning?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn5U868GB7Q&feature=related
The game of tree pruning?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn5U868GB7Q&feature=related
- Location
- Sweet Home, OR
Thats talent Ha Ha!!
Roger_Barnett
Participating member
- Location
- Seattle, in the PNWet
I like this one. Ax-firemen to the rescue. I thought they had saws on the truck? Gotta jump ahead..it's too long
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=4HSws8bCpjU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=endscreen&NR=1&v=4HSws8bCpjU
- Location
- Penticton, British Columbia
Wow that was painful, but hilarious.
- Location
- North Idaho
I'm in awe. I just keep watchin' it over and over. Look how close the chute comes to the eave. Just can't conceive of coming up with that plan - and then pulling it off! You gotta make that one work perfect, every time. Anyone know what kind of chipper that was BTW? I keep seeing these videos with little tiny European (I'm guessing) chippers. Anything like that available in the states?
TC
Participating member
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I'm in awe. I just keep watchin' it over and over. Look how close the chute comes to the eave. Just can't conceive of coming up with that plan - and then pulling it off! You gotta make that one work perfect, every time. Anyone know what kind of chipper that was BTW? I keep seeing these videos with little tiny European (I'm guessing) chippers. Anything like that available in the states?
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It's a TP, Danish chipper, never used one, but apparently they're a well built, robust little chipper, here's a vid about that model - this one does up to 8 inch diameter wood
http://www.tpchipper.com/products/videoer/tp-200-mobil/
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I'm in awe. I just keep watchin' it over and over. Look how close the chute comes to the eave. Just can't conceive of coming up with that plan - and then pulling it off! You gotta make that one work perfect, every time. Anyone know what kind of chipper that was BTW? I keep seeing these videos with little tiny European (I'm guessing) chippers. Anything like that available in the states?
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It's a TP, Danish chipper, never used one, but apparently they're a well built, robust little chipper, here's a vid about that model - this one does up to 8 inch diameter wood
http://www.tpchipper.com/products/videoer/tp-200-mobil/
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- Location
- Italy- Sicily
hey guys, here in europe everything is smaller than U.S.
In Italy there are many productors: Negri, Caravaggi....small machine but robust and strong engine ...
In Italy there are many productors: Negri, Caravaggi....small machine but robust and strong engine ...
Ha ha thats Tony Hamadrayed form Arbtalk.
