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Since our truck rarely gets close to the task at hand, we stage near the tree what we will need. If we dont, leave it on the truck. Rigging and climb bags stay near the tree. I hate waiting for anything longer than I need to. But I get it. Ican't tell you how many times someone lays down a saw...

I think you are on to something. I was just contemplating a cup holder on the mini. A dry wall pan should work great for what you are thinking Brian.

You can hold your bucket in the root grapnel leaving the grapnel on the unit.

I wanted to buy one of those. Just couldnt swing it at the time. Carl delt in them briefly. Nice machines.

Inflation. Sheesh. I think they were once 2500. Right?

Did you talk to Carl, Brian?

We did an ash like that the other day. Not because of access though. Just distance. Used the mini to load a loader bucket. He had way better gearing to move large volumes out 600 feet into a field. His bucket held more, but not a clamshell. Mini only moves at 3mph max forward. More like 2. Case...

August Hunicke swears by his with the lockable points of pivot. Its a vermeer. Maybe look him up on FB or at his business in OR. At about the 28 min mark.

Yup, dingo has a fuel shut off valve. We are a repeat offender on tipping.

With our hilly terrain, you step off and walk pretty regular. With the dingo, it's easier to scoop the bucket on foot as well. Let the nose weight work for you.

It's an old thread. Pics might have got lost. Maybe message Brendonv and see if he van msg some to you. It was a nice fab.

Brendonv it was. He used John Deer Suitcase weights. Fabbed up a bracket on both sides of his mini by the platform. Here's the thread, but pictures are not showing for me.... https://www.masterblasterhome.com/showthread.php?13164-Mini-Mod-Suitcase-Weights

I think one of the guys on the forum .... welded plates on the sides rear to take those hanging tractor weights. Brendonv I believe.

And if you choose see through, mow the lawn.