HOW TO LOAD YOUR TREE EQUIPMENT (the easy way)

[Fairbanks Stump]

Start with an appropriately outfitted truck like the one in the picture! And in 21 seconds you are loaded and ready to go. With no trailer to pull.
I have my 7015 Carlton and my Al20DX on the deck and it lifts easy. It is rated to lift 10500 lbs.
I so look forward to using this unit this summer! Totally self contained.

 

[GarethVW]

Very nice setup! I have liked the al20dx loaders for a while and would like to eventually get one.

 

[treecutterjr]

I've seen those set ups for small mini dumpsters as well. If you were hauling debris or something, is that also set up to dump? Or strictly for loading and unloading the bed?

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[treecutterjr]

By that I mean: of you had a small chipper box unit would you be able toget enough of an angle to dump it?

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[Fairbanks Stump]

Oh yes it will dump to 61 degrees way steeper than a regular dump truck. And yes I have a chip box for it as well
I am currently building an arial lift for it and have a sander box that I use in the winter. It is an exceptionally versatile piece that ultimately turns one truck into 10

 

[Griff93]

That looks like a really cool setup. What are those lifts actually called? I'd like to do some more looking at them.

 

[treecutterjr]

That's a hook lift I think

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[Fairbanks Stump]

It is manufactured by a company called Swaploader in SD they make a few different sizes this one is a 105 model
Rated to lift 10500 lbs

 

[Griff93]

Thanks for the info.

 

[GarethVW]

What kind of arial lift will you put on that?

 

[Fairbanks Stump]

I have an altec a-37 that I still need a set of our riggers or I would have it operational