The delimber belongs to Carl, my buddy and the owner of the saw shop, Mat Valley Milling, which is where I also run my company from. We share resources.
I was the one that ran it over my saw though. It was dark and I had delimbed a pile of logs and was using it to load them in my C30 dumptruck (talk about using a sledgehammer to put in finish nails btw... need a real fine touch on the controls to not destruct the truck!). I had used the 460 to cut a couple forks I couldn't get with the delimber and I set it 3-4 ft from my truck. I went to park the delimber over on the landing with the other equipment and I drove near my truck, not even thinking about the saw. It was on the right side of the machine, which is pretty much a full blind spot. I was watching out for the truck too and didn't look at the pitch black ground.
Swung the delimber house around facing where the truck was a few hundred feet away to shut it down and the lights lit up the saw, which looked like it was sitting upside down. I had the same feeling you get when a cop hauls you over when I saw that cause I was pretty sure I wasn't going to like what there.
As far as weight, that is what Carl says it weighs. He is the one that hauls it or has it hauled/gets the permits so I have no reason to doubt it. Didn't I explain this in the other thread?
The book for the 220 excavator (the frame it uses) says 52,890-54,120lbs. Now the book is for the excavator, not with it being a delimber or any of the crapload of extra stuff it has being a delimber has.
