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    Posted: 18 Jan 2022 at 10:23am
Guys are trimming limbs under the power lines today . Have a Pettibone looking thing with a long retractable boom out the front which has a spinning circular blade on the end . Never seen that before . Thanks
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Post Options Post Options   Thanks (0) Thanks(0)   Quote ac fleet Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 Jan 2022 at 11:44am
Thats a tele-handler! --neighbor has  one. It has a 42 foot working height and a 10,000 pound lift rating.  His has a fork and also a loader bucket.
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lot of them around here

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Joe , you're exactly right . Jarraff . Thanks !
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Have any of you seen the helicopters which trim trees along the power lines?   Looks like a big chain saw hanging down on a cable from a helicopter.    Doesn't look like a job I'd want to do.
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Seen  the helicopter one.  Lands and refuels at our local airport.  A series of spinning saw blades on top of each other.  I always wondered how they keep it pointed into the limbs.

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My previous employer uses one regularly, man that swinging set of saw blades can CLEAN Off growth QUICK!!!
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I always wondered how they keep from pinching the blade. Suppose it's spinning fast enough it's a non issue.
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We have the Jarraff here to. Last year they put a younger guy in it and when you start moving along the road bank here with that boom 30 ft in the air is gets a bit tippy. Was pretty funny to watch his face

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Suspension on those allows work off Angled Terrain, watching a operator that knows what is doing run one is artistic.
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I agree. Year before last they had a Hispanic guy running it that KNEW what he was doing. Pretty cool to watch
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Would love to have one at the farm for a week or two. They use them a good bit around here. Beats the daylights out of the Stihl pole saw I use now.
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Saw on their site that they have an used one, a 2014.  It's only $66,000.00
Would take a LOT of tree trimming to pay for that baby....
Hubert, I think I'd keep the Stihl.....
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