Tad back out with the Robo flail in Somerset at the end November clearing bramble on some banks.
Category: Machinery
Robo fail clearing – before and after
This project is part of a programme to control Hemlock, which will be treated next spring to prevent re-growth.
From The Wildlife Trusts website: “A poisonous plant, hemlock has a repellent smell when its leaves are crushed, helping to ensure that accidental poisonings don’t occur very often – even livestock studiously avoid it. This biennial plant prefers damp places and can grow in huge colonies on waste ground, riverbanks and ditches, but can also be seen along roadside verges. It produces umbels (umbrella-like clusters) of white flowers in June and July”.
Robo Flail working around a quarry on the Mendip Hills
Pic of the week goes to Tad with the new Robo Flail working around a quarry on the Mendip Hills in the sunshine.
13th September 2024
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ROBOCUT T500
Our new Roboflail is able to control scrub, weeds and vegetation in a wide range of terrain, with the ability to cut up to 100mm diameter material on slopes up to 50 degrees, safely and efficiently.
And below are a couple of banks where we used the ROBOCUT to clear snowberry near Swindon. If you think the Robo flail can help, we are happy to come along and give a short demo.
. More info on the ROBOCUT here.
Site clearance near Marlborough March 2024
Another site clearance job finished in time for a move to the next project on Monday.
The Vosch grapple comes into its own – see the video of it in action below….
Takeuchi moving brash and stacking ready for chipping March 2024
Our Takeuchi TB230 Compact has been busy this week! Fitted with a rotating grab makes the moving of brash in a tight woodland a smooth operation, stacking it ready for chipping
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Takeuchi Compact Excavator TB230 – 3 Tonne
The new digger has been busy this week, fitted with a rotating grab making moving of brash in a tight woodland a smooth operation, stacking ready for chipping.
Benefits for you:
- Compact machine
- Powerful with High Hydraulic oil flow
- Easily moved between sites by 4×4
- Rotating Handling grab for a wide range of tasks incl:
- handling of cut brash & timber
- removal of fences
- excavation works in small spaces
- tree removal when fitted with tree shear
The Takeuchi TB230 Compact Excavator offers operators a powerful operating performance. Offering the largest cab on a 3-tonne weight class excavator, equivalent to a 6-tonne cab size.
Designed for Success
The TB230 design features a rounded body for improved visibility and functionality. The conventional tail swing with reduced overhang provides outstanding stability.
Stage V Ready <19kW
Meeting all low emission regulations, with maximum efficiency and power the TB230 does not require any exhaust after-treatment systems.
3-Tonne Cab or Canopy
We have opted for a cab. A proven high-performance machine with excellent power, greater torque and first-class hydraulic system for faster cycle times and productivity on site.
Pick Your Mode
Economy and High Altitude Modes, allow the operator to choose the operating mode best suited to the application.
Power to Perform
Powerful arm and bucket breakout forces provide an outstanding blend of speed, power, and versatility.
Switch Activated Blade Float
is now fitted as standard to maximize ground finishing on site.
For full details please check out the Takeuchi website here:
https://www.takeuchi-mfg.co.uk/compact-excavators/tb230-compact-excavator/
Timber Stack in Hampshire Dec 2023
The stack of timber and pictures do not do this project justice. We removed 15 very large poplars from a narrow and sometimes waterlogged strip of land between a security fence and an SSSI canal, then through a very small gate.
A great result which can only be described as a job that never went wrong but had its challenges!
Well Done – Scott, Cameron, Antony, Samuel and the team.
The Vosch grapple saw doing what it does best dealing with a few ash trees
The Vosch grapple saw doing what it does best dealing with a few ash trees
Hopefully, a few dry days will help!
Reducing a group of 5 poplar trees at Heywood House
Reducing a group of 5 poplar trees at Heywood House today. A two cherry picker day!!
Formerly National Trust, Heywood House in Westbury is now privately run as offices.
A group of trees in the main car park were reduced as they had become too high and the view across to Westbury White Horse was no longer visible from the offices !!
26 September 2023
