Scrub Puller
Senior Member
Yair . . .
In have had nothing to do with power angle and tilt but yesterday I used up a bit of data watching various clips of little PAT equipped jiggers pushing trees.
Those blades are apparently pretty tough as some of the operators were giving them a hard time tilted and angled digging cutting roots . . . none of the tractors I saw had a ripper.
Anyway the operators would get the roots cut and then they would straighten the blade and have a go at tipping the tree out.
I would just point out that it would be more effective to leave the blade angled and push with the top corner
In the "old days" if we didn't have a tree pusher we always ran blades angled for pushing as obviously (or maybe not so obviously) the top corner when angled gives extra height and, if not at full lift puts the tractor back a bit, perhaps on firmer ground not disturbed by digging.
You put the corner tip right in the centre of the tree and, if it is leaning you push from that side if possible. Just watch a leaning tree if still unable to push it and screw sideways as you disengage as they can follow you when backing off.
Take care for your own and the machines safety, apply power gently...definitely none of that charging stuff.
Cheers
In have had nothing to do with power angle and tilt but yesterday I used up a bit of data watching various clips of little PAT equipped jiggers pushing trees.
Those blades are apparently pretty tough as some of the operators were giving them a hard time tilted and angled digging cutting roots . . . none of the tractors I saw had a ripper.
Anyway the operators would get the roots cut and then they would straighten the blade and have a go at tipping the tree out.
I would just point out that it would be more effective to leave the blade angled and push with the top corner
In the "old days" if we didn't have a tree pusher we always ran blades angled for pushing as obviously (or maybe not so obviously) the top corner when angled gives extra height and, if not at full lift puts the tractor back a bit, perhaps on firmer ground not disturbed by digging.
You put the corner tip right in the centre of the tree and, if it is leaning you push from that side if possible. Just watch a leaning tree if still unable to push it and screw sideways as you disengage as they can follow you when backing off.
Take care for your own and the machines safety, apply power gently...definitely none of that charging stuff.
Cheers
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