Mini dependent??

[jim454]

I'm thinking of going this way. http://www.milemarker.com/products/hiseries.html It's hydraulic as well.

 

[brendonv]

Those are nice. I was going to go with one for my chipper but it was too slow for what GPM my chipper put out.

I'm currently building this for the chipper. Almost done. Hijack over.

 

[jim454]

There you go... I call that workin' smarter!

 

[farmergardiner]

We are mini dependant - mini bucket, mini cat loader, mini crane. We can get into many backyards and our crews maxs out at about 5. We often have 2 crews. One doing large removals with the large crane and the other our with the minis. Your back cycles to failure just like your rope. We are going to need to keep people in this business. The baby boomers want to retire. So if we can make the machines do the work for us, Why Not!

When you look at cost vs productivity, we can compete on price because the machines help manage time and cost (they never ask for a raise)

 

[tnttree]

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That's the only one Dave made. It went to Mississippi, than to me. I was using it for a chipper winch project but redesigned. Not sure what it weighs, but it doesn't live on the grapple. I've used it a few times on jobs and it's pretty sweet.

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I have more . .

 

[tnttree]

Brendons your winch is famous, before it went to Mississippi it did a job in North Oaks MN
http://www.tcia.org/PDFs/TCI_MAG_March_07.pdf

This guy and John P in NC started it all, They are both famous in my book. The 1st Hyd Winch on a BMG

 

[brendonv]

I think that's my mini too in that attachment. Those auxiliary hydro mounts looks similar.

 

[southsoundtree]

I wish I was mini-dependent. I used to be Harvey-dependent for moving heavy stuff, but he went away.