JRL1204
New Member
We have a used Madill 009 or 046 and not sure if we have all the parts. We need help setting this up for digging gravel in a gravel pit. Is anyone out there who knows how to set this up or lead us in the right direction??
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Need help with Madill Yarder
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We have a used Madill 009 or 046 and not sure if we have all the parts. We need help setting this up for digging gravel in a gravel pit. Is anyone out there who knows how to set this up or lead us in the right direction??
ben46a
Senior Member
Try the forestry equipment section, some madill guys on there.
wornout wrench
Senior Member
JRL1204
What exactacly do you need help with and which machine do you have.
A 009 is a highlead machine, has 2 big drums for the main and haulback, the 046 is a skyline machine, similar but it has one more big drum.
What kind of parts are you looking for? or do you just need names ect.
I can probaly help you out with some of the things you need information wise or a few suggestions.
What exactacly do you need help with and which machine do you have.
A 009 is a highlead machine, has 2 big drums for the main and haulback, the 046 is a skyline machine, similar but it has one more big drum.
What kind of parts are you looking for? or do you just need names ect.
I can probaly help you out with some of the things you need information wise or a few suggestions.
I contract dig with yarders for a living. I might be able to help you out. I have worked quite a bit in the twin cities area and in Moorehead Mn. If your interested you can email me with any questions and your phone number if you want. My e mail is nstork@bollmeierconstruction.com. if I cant help you I know people who can. I also currently have one machine left available to contract dig with. Its an 8 yard machine. Feel free to give me a shout. Have a great day, Nick.