ontheropes
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X2, It's like a pair of new shoes.we have them on our one international and they look sharp could be cleaned but looks good.
International 4700
- Thread starter AxeTree
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X2, It's like a pair of new shoes.we have them on our one international and they look sharp could be cleaned but looks good.
AxeTree
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- central ohio
That's the only issue I don't enjoy polishing or cleaning stuff all the time haha
Looks great!! I have been tossing around the idea of doing a rear mount truck this winter myself.
AxeTree
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- central ohio
Pretty easy build for me but I do a lot of. Metal working and have a nice shop truck is so much better than forestry
I built a grapple truck last year it has been great
AxeTree
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- central ohio
Looks good! I wouldn't like out and down riggers to as we're usuly parked on the road!
AxeTree
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- central ohio
Bet it has some serious lift capacity tho! How Do you like the fassi loader ? Is it more of a material handler or log loader with speed
The out riggers are different than the Prentice type but sitting along the road I only extend the curb side all the way out and it is always between the sidewalk and the road. It says 3600 at 50 ft off the side of truck. I built the grapple myself with some help from 2 friends 1 has a water jet to burn all the parts out. I do a lot of metal fab myself.
AxeTree
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- central ohio
That loader must weight a lot to have 50' of boom! Looks like a nice rig did you build the box as well?
Ya I bought the crane from a scrap dealer mounted it on the truck. Then used the crane to lift all the steel to build the box.
