You guys have all the cool stuff. I'd like to see more of the packer/press system on the back of that tool. Also the wing fold looks awesome. In my area, though it is not law yet to have tools so narrow as your area, it is coming, and we do have some narrow roads to travel.
The Tinemaster was a good tool and we thought we'd be able to keep it busy, but all our customers wanted a Sumo! The packer ring was different on the Sumo and although you couldn't really see any difference in the finished job, we couldn't get anyone to accept the Tinemaster. It was a big mistake - we paid a dealer £18K for it second-hand, only used it a couple of times, and after it had stood about for two or three years sold it again for £6K! Not one of our better schemes. Transporting it was a bit hairy as when folded it was as tall as it was wide, and rocked from side frighteningly. It didn't help that the wheels weren't opposite on another, the pair on one side being ahead of the ones on the other. Another problem it had was that if it was lowered right down when folded there wasn't enough pressure in the STX hydraulics to get it up off the ground! It needed larger bore rams on the wheels presumably, as there wasn't anything wrong with the STX pressure.
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You guys have all the cool stuff. I'd like to see more of the packer/press system on the back of that tool. Also the wing fold looks awesome. In my area, though it is not law yet to have tools so narrow as your area, it is coming, and we do have some narrow roads to travel.
The Tinemaster was a good tool and we thought we'd be able to keep it busy, but all our customers wanted a Sumo! The packer ring was different on the Sumo and although you couldn't really see any difference in the finished job, we couldn't get anyone to accept the Tinemaster. It was a big mistake - we paid a dealer £18K for it second-hand, only used it a couple of times, and after it had stood about for two or three years sold it again for £6K! Not one of our better schemes. Transporting it was a bit hairy as when folded it was as tall as it was wide, and rocked from side frighteningly. It didn't help that the wheels weren't opposite on another, the pair on one side being ahead of the ones on the other. Another problem it had was that if it was lowered right down when folded there wasn't enough pressure in the STX hydraulics to get it up off the ground! It needed larger bore rams on the wheels presumably, as there wasn't anything wrong with the STX pressure.