Welcome to fall and winter 2017/2018 Nothing Important to say... so say it here BC
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#1398
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: northwestern Ontario
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As long as we can Ian..
#1400
Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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Good evening BC folks and all who lurk here.
7,500 pounds is a lot of lift way up in the sky! My Bobcat doesn`t like anything over 4,500 lbs on level firm ground. It`s rated at one half the tipping weight of 5,500 lbs.
7,500 pounds is a lot of lift way up in the sky! My Bobcat doesn`t like anything over 4,500 lbs on level firm ground. It`s rated at one half the tipping weight of 5,500 lbs.
#1401
Good evening everyone.
Hello Morris.
Many operators around me want to only use old junkers, and light lifters.
That is good if your not doing real work with them.
But they are unable to do the bulk of what we do.
Most common helicopter in BC is the very crude, slow, limited range, and barely able to lift a thing bell 206.
Hello Morris.
Many operators around me want to only use old junkers, and light lifters.
That is good if your not doing real work with them.
But they are unable to do the bulk of what we do.
Most common helicopter in BC is the very crude, slow, limited range, and barely able to lift a thing bell 206.
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Join Date: Dec 2003
Location: Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
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38 yrs ago when I bought my first Bobcat it was old tired but it got me started in Bobcat work. I only used it for part of a yr before up grading.
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