What do you guys think? got a use for a 15 foot mast on a 1K?
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What do you guys think? got a use for a 15 foot mast on a 1K?
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...psda1c3285.jpg
http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...ps51c30d63.jpg
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Keith, it looks like you may be trying to post a link to an email you received. If so, that's not going to work. In any case, the links you posted are broken. :(
Rader, that is it in a nut shell, I knew I should just stick to a hive tool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rader Sidetrack
Help, do I have to go to photo bucket first?
Yes, go to photo bucket, open an account, upload the photos, post the link to the photos.
Thanks for all your help. :)
Keith,
You can't get them to make you a blue one?
How about bright Red? It would stand out well in the snow I guess.Quote:
Originally Posted by jkola404
Is that thing 4 wheel drive? Wisconsin version of a snow machine?
Nothing stands out quite so well in the snow as yellow.. As a kid, I proved that often. :)
Nice looking unit, for sure.
So swinger finally decided to use their own design. I wondered how long they were going to use the one dean came up with. Lol
Yeah, you can count all of those on one finger. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by dbest
From first hand experince swinger lost my business with poor customer service. My hummer bee's have earnd my loyalty by being dependable. Remember A&O are the people that made swinger into forklifts from a bucket loader and created the market. The argument as who's lift is better is like saying ford trucks are better than Chevy it's customer Preference. What you load your bee's with or haul them with has little to do with good bee's its a four letter word WORK that makes a Difference
I don't remember Dean back in the 70's, but there's alot I don't remember.
A use for a 15' mast? Ummmm roofing? Tree limbs? That's it! Now you can get that huge swarm that's 20' off the ground!
Jimmy, I could really use a fifteen foot mast, we mix our own sugar, we buy it in 2200lb super sacks so when we try to cut the bottom of the sack to go into our 1000 gal tank I have to run the forklift onto ramps to clear the tank. Also, we have pallet racking that goes up 14ft high. I would of bought the 12 mast but that thing hits everything in sight, it looks from the pics that this 15 mast is low profile.
P.s. there also great for double stacking in hi-cube containers.
> I have to run the forklift onto ramps to clear the tank.
It seem like first dumpng the sugar into a bin on the ground would be a better option. Then lift the self-dumping bin up to the hopper. The bin is on top of the forks, rather than suspended from them, so clearance is much improved. :D
This bin might not be the exact size needed for your supersack, but demonstrates the idea.
http://www.globalindustrial.com/p/ma...FQmxnQodBlsAHA
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The bin is already blue! :lookout:
Ha Rader, that was good :).... But how we do it here is we have the tank already with water an the 3 inch pump goingQuote:
Originally Posted by Rader Sidetrack
an we just cut to the desired amount of flow rate so that it doesn't clump, it's fast takes about 30 minutes to mix 1000 gals.
What, there are new colors? I like it.
I just bought one but, it has the old colors on it.
Hey Mike, how can you tell an old color from a new color? :)