As I watch my next door neighbor pay to have a large tree taken down without crushing somebody's fence or roof top, I have come to the conclusion that a rotator with some good reach mounted on a medium duty truck, would be the perfect machine for taking down large trees in somebody's back yard where space is a premium.
Did I miss something? You missed MOST of the grease zerks on every boom you showed. Namely the top wear pads on all the booms. I watch these religiously to learn the correct procedures, not to learn them half-assed. I would suggest making a bit longer and more in-depth video. Maybe combine all the boom lube into one, but time stamp it to each type and show everything.
Don’t you see the disclaimer at the bottom of the video? Miller isn’t an ethical company as demonstrated by road one. They want you to destroy your truck so you have to buy parts, booms or trucks. Of the big 4 brands Miller equipment has the lowest design factor, the most replaceable parts, the softest steel, and the trucks don’t last like their competitors.
As I watch my next door neighbor pay to have a large tree taken down without crushing somebody's fence or roof top, I have come to the conclusion that a rotator with some good reach mounted on a medium duty truck, would be the perfect machine for taking down large trees in somebody's back yard where space is a premium.
What about greasing the rotator base and traveling carriage if equipped? Not to mention the lift and any other points of lubrication.
Did I miss something? You missed MOST of the grease zerks on every boom you showed. Namely the top wear pads on all the booms.
I watch these religiously to learn the correct procedures, not to learn them half-assed. I would suggest making a bit longer and more in-depth video. Maybe combine all the boom lube into one, but time stamp it to each type and show everything.
Don’t you see the disclaimer at the bottom of the video? Miller isn’t an ethical company as demonstrated by road one. They want you to destroy your truck so you have to buy parts, booms or trucks. Of the big 4 brands Miller equipment has the lowest design factor, the most replaceable parts, the softest steel, and the trucks don’t last like their competitors.
DeWalt makes a faster/battery powered pump, ijs