treevet
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:agree2: cannot see why they put that size chipper on one axle (1800)
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:agree2: cannot see why they put that size chipper on one axle (1800)
treeclimber101
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treevet
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Theres my baby when she was new in 2000, just bought her .
you talking about the chipper....is it a bc 1800. My bc 2000 is year 2000 too.
What kinda lift you got there 101?
treeclimber101
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A 110 snorkel straight boom ....No my machine was a 2000 , 1800
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I bet you got a really strong guy to drag that mulch bucket.
Jeff
Jeff
treeclimber101
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I bet you got a really strong guy to drag that mulch bucket.
Jeff
I like to fill them half way with stump mulch than we see who's got some:censored: to lift that on there shoulder , there really fun when two get stuck together another one of my practical jokes ...
treeclimber101
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This is OD's reply when he was tearing it up in the BIG APPLE PARK with his 8K pic , which is equivalent to the weight of my dually pick up which only weighs 7860#'s so lets just say his weight chart in his brain may be a little warped or maybe he forgets that a true load weight includes all the rigging hanging from the tip of the boom , including the load line , the pill and all rigging including the anti two block, slings or spreader hooks what have ya , Now if that was a Dually hanging from your crane than i would be truly impressed
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ropensaddle
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I have no doubt that crane would lift a dully My grapple truck lifted one 85 f350:monkey:
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
Yea at center pin .... And that ain't no dually there on the hook maybe a yugo ....
treeclimber101
UNCLE BUCK
Alright rope I will indulge this for a second , how exactly did you lift a 350 truck with your grapple and why?
ropensaddle
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Ok I place the grapple down on the cab a squenched it shut until I got a good bite then lifted it up and onto my trailer and scraped it:monkey:
oldirty
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listen man.
i am hooked up headset wise to the crane op. i know what every single pick i i cut weighs.
same way in NYC. it was more like 8200 but who's counting.
you trying to tell me a 60ton grove gmk could not pic up your dually at 70-80ft? lol.
what about this oak pick? it's 10k. again picked by a 60 ton grove gmk at like 60ft i believe. or this 7900 spruce butt, same crane....
or how about this 15k silver maple butt picked by our 38ton and put on the log truck?
where your vids, eddie?
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Nice pics OD thats some serious weight I am sure you and your crane op wont try to pic too much. I personally might chicken out and tend to stay lighter until or unless I thoroughly knew all of our capabilities. I am sure your crew has done that and now are confident in every pic and not trying to find the staw to break the camel. Be safe bro and don't worry about our confidence in your abilities.
oldirty
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hey eddie. how much this weigh?
nary a spider sling on a single pick. lol
hey rope thanks bud.
its not the size of the piece that matters its the weight. a lot of guys get scared by how big they go and rightfully so i guess if you have no idea on wood weights. silver maple is nice and light so you can go big but don't try to pull the same move on a sugar maple thats fo sho. just stay in the chart man, thats all! and know your cuts. absolutely nothing wrong with a leave it cut on a long lateral and get it standing up upon release for greater control.
it seems we get limited to what we can put down due to drop zone rather than what we can pick.
nary a spider sling on a single pick. lol
hey rope thanks bud.
its not the size of the piece that matters its the weight. a lot of guys get scared by how big they go and rightfully so i guess if you have no idea on wood weights. silver maple is nice and light so you can go big but don't try to pull the same move on a sugar maple thats fo sho. just stay in the chart man, thats all! and know your cuts. absolutely nothing wrong with a leave it cut on a long lateral and get it standing up upon release for greater control.
it seems we get limited to what we can put down due to drop zone rather than what we can pick.
Damon
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That is a nice pick!! do you pretty much try and find the center of mass on one like that or do you want to lift vertically?
ropensaddle
Feel Lucky
Yup been using charts trying to estimate loads on my grapple truck they are close but sometimes moisture content can make them heavier than the charts say. I need to get a tag axle as the truck empty weighs 29500 and the highest I can tag is 44k with the twin screws on it so roughly seven tons is legal. I tried to estimate the first load and came to the mill with ten tons on her so gotta get better lol
oldirty
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i try to get the piece to look like its still in the tree after the cut. 2 slings is all you really need to do it. i mean on the odd occasion another sling or 2 might get used but no tree is the same.
hey eddie, how much this "top" weigh and how far?
treevet
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Whose Mayer? You doin sidies with him?
oldirty
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no. we borrow his cranes on the odd occasion. he and my boss have a working relationship that i try not to understand. lol. glad they can work together though....that a 115ton crane in that pic!
treevet
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damn!
