Cheers I will try get the headstock sat on a 25° angle .... wont waste too much time ...if its awful it will weigh inmines at 30degrees but afew less to about 25deg would be spot on.
I had this one and it was too heavy, it’s now on a 8ton hitachi non kingpost machine and even that knows about it! Must of been built out of Irish lead soaked steel* must say it was ALOT better built than the Digbits one I’ve got now! View attachment 59235
you'd want yer steelies on if that landed on yer foot
Tell him to go steady with that near your new patio doors…
Ha....turned mine over myself to splatter up the other side, although I had a moment where it was snagged in my overalls that could of gone bad...one born every minute.
Is that 25 degrees for optimum under the tilty?Cheers I will try get the headstock sat on a 25° angle .... wont waste too much time ...if its awful it will weigh in
30degrees worked for me no problem,but I think 25 is the max you need Tbf
I measured the 206 and it's around 15 degrees off level
Yep, then add abit more onto it to allow the beam to be pulled right up to the machine, with a flat headstock I got about a 2 meter working window with a grading beam!
Done mine so you can rotate it level
See this is what I’m wondering about. What’s best?
If you have a multi blade you would definitely want it
Flat?
Yes as you would be using both ends so if you had it with more than 15 degrees you would need to un hitch it and re-grab other way round
I can with mine also even with long dipper
I’ll buy a hitachi next time
Tbh your not grading up close as normally a pile of material thereI’ll buy a hitachi next time
