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It wasn't as easy as just dicing them up and chucking the pieces in(with the loader/bmg) would have been. But I wanted the logs. I chainsaw milled those up and made various things from the wood. Like the floor to the tackroom in my barn comes to mind. It was worth the effort. Normally all i...

I flopped my ramrod a good few times on its side. Gas. It never lit up. I did light on fire once using a stumpgrinder attachment. And having fine shavings pack in around the exhaust. That sucked but I put it out with one of those dry powder squeeze bottle extinguishers they give you in the...

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My machine was plenty smooth enough to ride on no problem. Knees for some shock absorption but it was no problems to ride, even in real rough ground.

Well he mentioned not using the platform......so I assumed walking.

Like Sean I often leveraged myself as counterweight. I never walked with my ramrod miniskid, always road. I'd try like Sean suggested to make the platform work. Than you can ride instead of walk and you are the counterweight.

I've said it before but for a small set-up like mine. Two guys TCOB I like a stand on mini for the ease of on and off. I can't imagine getting off a articulating loader everytime a piece of brush kicks the bar on the chipper. Carrying logs around is awesome, but dragging and stuffing brush...