That's why I'm interested in it. It can be pulled by a normal truck, and doesn't take a ton of room. Jonny really liked his, and I trust his opinion. I have to spend a few minutes to see what it takes to bid on it. It's not terribly far from me. A little south of York PA; maybe 1.5hr drive.
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Dave Shepard
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Saw a minty third gen 4Runner in town tonight. Looked identical to mine, including the license plate, which was the number just before mine.
Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
Loaned my flashlight to a coworker. Found it inside the 20XP. Yes, I had to take it apart in the dark tonight to find it.
what motor? if it has a somewhat sizeable diesel, maybe 40HP or so, id buy it for <$6500
prefect size machine if you only do prunes or not much workflow so you have time to haul logs, truthfully if you do firewood then you don't want to chip anything bigger than what this will do anyways
it will suck on real wide stuff I bet tho, gonna have to cut almost every branch union so it'll pull them in, no crush cylinder and a narrow feed opening can lead to some frustration
I will say tho, get a 12" if you can afford it and don't look back
ummm, how exactly? was he working on the chipper or did he somehow drop it in there while chipping?Loaned my flashlight to a coworker. Found it inside the 20XP. Yes, I had to take it apart in the dark tonight to find it.
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Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
Working on the chipper, that's how I knew to look in there.
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No, but we have several M12 Rovers.
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Family affair, all good Jim!
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This is how the day is going to go. Pick up the power steering line at Napa and install. Test drive truck in shop parking lot hopefully nothing else blows. Knock on wood. Plow shop, house, wife’s granddads place, plow moms house. Back to the apartment to reinstall a bathroom.
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Use Google translate on the article, it is a bit too long for me to want to translate
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Thanks stig!
Helped Mike on a willow group removal today. We'll probably finish tomorrow. Mike did a great job climbing and cutting those bendy noodles. He was really up there, and handled it with aplomb. Got break in my new JetSled. I didn't haul debris, but it did a great job hauling all my crap to the site. Very happy with the purchase. Good day aside from the temps that are way too warm for December.
Helped Mike on a willow group removal today. We'll probably finish tomorrow. Mike did a great job climbing and cutting those bendy noodles. He was really up there, and handled it with aplomb. Got break in my new JetSled. I didn't haul debris, but it did a great job hauling all my crap to the site. Very happy with the purchase. Good day aside from the temps that are way too warm for December.
What does a new Bandit 65XP cost? Boss contacted the auction house, and they said it has 40 hours on it. That's almost brand new. I'm thinking it'll sell for more than I'm willing to spend, but I wanted an idea of what kind of prices I'd be looking at.
the newest I can find are still 2 years old going for $15-20K
some older ones for under 5K, id expect for the one you are looking at, somewhere around 10-12K which is really high considering its a 27HP Kubota gas engine and no crush cylinder
some older ones for under 5K, id expect for the one you are looking at, somewhere around 10-12K which is really high considering its a 27HP Kubota gas engine and no crush cylinder
I paid $15K for a 12" with a cummins in really, really good shape besides paint and bent fenders, some small cracks in the hopper but nothing terrible
anything over 10K is too much for a 6" machine IMO
it will pay for itself but very slowly I think, obviously they are different machines to do a entirely different job so I wont compare them, but the price should reflect that
half the chipper, should be around half the price IMO, so 7K would be a good deal
Treeaddict
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John did a great job on ropes, send stuff up to my needy self, and keeping everything on the ground clear. It wasn’t the easiest job to be lowering on. A bit of pulling large pieces while letting out line. Not a lot of distance to slow things down while simultaneously not shock loading. Twas a good team effort
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All went well. Just a heads up there is another member who goes by Raj, an abbreviation of his last name while it's and abbreviation of my first name.
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