My new Limbinator Saw
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02-07-2012, 01:05 PM
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My new Limbinator Saw
I can`t wait to try out my new toy, I should be getting it this week: http://trimalimb.ca/ 
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Tho I`ve had to do it afew times too I really hate having anyone in a bucket cause it`s not the safest way. Using this attachment I`ll be sitting in the Bobcat protected by Bobcat ROPS so it`ll be safer and quicker. After wards the grapple fork works great for fast loading of the branches on a flat deck trailer.
I`ll pick up the Limbinator this week and when it warms up I`ll see how good it works. I`ve got lots of big, tall trees to trim, it`ll get a good work out.
I`ll pick up the Limbinator this week and when it warms up I`ll see how good it works. I`ve got lots of big, tall trees to trim, it`ll get a good work out.
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02-08-2012, 09:58 PM
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I would never make enough use of one although its neat.
It sure would work better then the old school way of how weve had to trim trees, ya climb the tree, then cut er off!
That was out in the bush though, where ya couldnt get a piece of equipment up to.
I sure miss working in the bush, that was good times, tough work, days went by quick and a guy sure was in shape!
It sure would work better then the old school way of how weve had to trim trees, ya climb the tree, then cut er off!
That was out in the bush though, where ya couldnt get a piece of equipment up to.
I sure miss working in the bush, that was good times, tough work, days went by quick and a guy sure was in shape!
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I would never make enough use of one although its neat.
It sure would work better then the old school way of how weve had to trim trees, ya climb the tree, then cut er off!
That was out in the bush though, where ya couldnt get a piece of equipment up to.
I sure miss working in the bush, that was good times, tough work, days went by quick and a guy sure was in shape!
It sure would work better then the old school way of how weve had to trim trees, ya climb the tree, then cut er off!
That was out in the bush though, where ya couldnt get a piece of equipment up to.
I sure miss working in the bush, that was good times, tough work, days went by quick and a guy sure was in shape!
ressale might be in the plans, we`ll see.
Hopefully not dangerous, I`m looking for safety plus a quicker way of trimming my trees.
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