Thanks for the comparison vid. It seems like that tree you took down around 13:00 in the vid would have taken just a few seconds with the disc mulcher but required a lot of chewing/nibbling by the drum. Is that a fair observation or not really?
I've noticed something about everyone you guys that runs this equipment why don't you get what's behind you before you get what's in front of you that way you ain't back in your equipment up over it
ok i watched 8 mins. u really need to learn how to operate. just being as nice as i can be. i'll admit it, you keep your stuff looking very clean, and have the flashy labels, and drive fine trucks. i can't imagine driving a truck with 2 moon roofs. so i watched further. man u r all flash. dam. ok i'll try to come back here in a few and delete this, because i hate to say it
Im thinking about starting my own business..basically what you are doing..the area i live in and including my property has been destroyed by bush honeysuckle..the woods within a 20 mile radius from me is ridiculous...as a life long hunter..im over it lol..which would you prefer disc or drum..apparently a disc...thanks i really would appreciate hearing back from you
surely someone else has said this already - but please don't twist your chains when trying to take up slack before binding down the machine. jmho. unneeded tension/torsion in all the wrong ways. tbh its just a lazy a$$ way to get the slack out. worse is, it can now make the chains fail in ways not intended. mho
May I got the information about the vactory and the dealer which I can contact to buy thanks ,Joseph from Jakarta Indonesia
Thanks for the comparison vid. It seems like that tree you took down around 13:00 in the vid would have taken just a few seconds with the disc mulcher but required a lot of chewing/nibbling by the drum. Is that a fair observation or not really?
You are correct.
I've noticed something about everyone you guys that runs this equipment why don't you get what's behind you before you get what's in front of you that way you ain't back in your equipment up over it
Well, it cuts it down going forward and mulches it up going backward,
ok i watched 8 mins. u really need to learn how to operate. just being as nice as i can be. i'll admit it, you keep your stuff looking very clean, and have the flashy labels, and drive fine trucks. i can't imagine driving a truck with 2 moon roofs. so i watched further. man u r all flash. dam. ok i'll try to come back here in a few and delete this, because i hate to say it
Im thinking about starting my own business..basically what you are doing..the area i live in and including my property has been destroyed by bush honeysuckle..the woods within a 20 mile radius from me is ridiculous...as a life long hunter..im over it lol..which would you prefer disc or drum..apparently a disc...thanks i really would appreciate hearing back from you
surely someone else has said this already - but please don't twist your chains when trying to take up slack before binding down the machine. jmho. unneeded tension/torsion in all the wrong ways. tbh its just a lazy a$$ way to get the slack out. worse is, it can now make the chains fail in ways not intended. mho