Compact telehandler

bindian · Jun 28, 2021

I was told my Lull will pick it's front end off the ground. Will your's?
It always nice to have an extra piece of equipment available.
hugs, Brandi

icnu · Jun 28, 2021

Yes, it can come off the ground a pretty good piece, which at first i freaked, but now its routine, esp for me when using stump bucket. Xfaxman has some good pics of front end up!

Xfaxman · Jun 28, 2021

Like this fake wheelie:

Big Barn · Jun 28, 2021

I used "dry" lubes for the telescoping boom wear pads on my telehandler. I was always of the opinion that grease or oil would attract and retain dirt/grit accelerating wear.

icnu · Jun 29, 2021

Finally finished up- headin home- it was a good day in my 417

Xfaxman · Jun 30, 2021

bindian said:
I was told my Lull will pick it's front end off the ground. Will your's?
It always nice to have an extra piece of equipment available.
hugs, Brandi

icnu said:
Yes, it can come off the ground a pretty good piece, which at first i freaked, but now its routine, esp for me when using stump bucket. Xfaxman has some good pics of front end up!

Since no one commented on the Fake Wheelie, here is the real picture:

I was compressing the cedar trees that I dropped on the brush pile. Right after I jumped out to take the picture I realized I might not be able to climb back in.

Took the picture, opened the door and was able to push up on the joystick, letting the front down.

icnu · Jun 30, 2021

Glad you let us in on that…ive been wondering how in the heck did he do that-he really knows how to drive that machine

4570Man · Jun 30, 2021

Xfaxman said:
Since no one commented on the Fake Wheelie, here is the real picture:

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I was compressing the cedar trees that I dropped on the brush pile. Right after I jumped out to take the picture I realized I might not be able to climb back in.

Took the picture, opened the door and was able to push up on the joystick, letting the front down.