Just bought a 300 size shear, can't wait to get going with it. Will be better than a chainsaw anyway, hired a flail a couple of years ago and really wasn't impressed
@@JimmyStewart-x5b thanks for asking, I have everything explained at 21:08 in the video. N2 fabrications build and supply them. They are based in Emyvale, Co. Monaghan, Ireland.
@@Jp-eo7jl Also depends on how well they are built, this manufacturer is very good at building them, on thick stuff he recommended snipping a bird’s mouth out of the main trunk first with it!
Just bought a 300 size shear, can't wait to get going with it. Will be better than a chainsaw anyway, hired a flail a couple of years ago and really wasn't impressed
They are the real deal, the amount of material you can get through in a short time without making a mess is incredible! Good luck with it 👍🏼
Un bellissimo attrezzo
what brand shear is this?
Great tool, mulcher is another handy one
What brand shear is this?
@@JimmyStewart-x5b thanks for asking, I have everything explained at 21:08 in the video. N2 fabrications build and supply them. They are based in Emyvale, Co. Monaghan, Ireland.
Any idea on what pressure is needed to operate it
Depending on the thickness of material you are cutting it runs usually from 280bar (4000psi) to 350bar(4800psi) as far as I can recall!
Cheers .it looked a great job
I've looked at another one but it took the full 350 bar to operate it but was poor at cutting the heavy stuff
@@Jp-eo7jl Also depends on how well they are built, this manufacturer is very good at building them, on thick stuff he recommended snipping a bird’s mouth out of the main trunk first with it!
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