Post your Branson at work. Picture thread
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Slowpoke Slim
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Looks like one of your walls fell off of your outhouse!
Slowpoke Slim
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I used mine yesterday to haul an outdoor wooden swing into the garage so I could refinish it.
Not exactly "taxing", but it was more than I could carry by myself.
Love those forks.
Not exactly "taxing", but it was more than I could carry by myself.
Love those forks.
Its ok, in the country, hahaLooks like one of your walls fell off of your outhouse!
tacticalturnip
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The quality of your loader is superb, it always impresses me when you post your machines.
ptsg
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Thank you! If I was doing it again, I would stick with my original plan of building the cylinders with 50 mm bore instead of 60 mm. I don't need the ridiculous amount of lifting capacity this thing has but could use a little bit more speed.
Tntcwg3
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I'm in complete agreement, part of the reason I bought my BB 4035H (3515H) was to save what's left of my back. It doesn't take much to throw it out if I get in the wrong position or overextended.
Hendey T&G
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Still working on my shed. I think I'm going to start calling it a barn from now on. That's a triple 2x10 header the Branson made easy to install.
