Sub 3t tiltys

[Randla]

These look interesting

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No axe to grind, but would you buy one?

 

[Furniss]

I really like the no ram concept -can direct mount - nothing to break, Im in the sticks in rural France and fix everything myself so simple is good.
Interested to hear your thoughts on them Robert

 

[fred]

may be a viable on a mini no rams as not as much grunt is needed ?

 

[Furniss]

Kinshofer seem to manage with no rams on all sizes of machine

 

[Randla]

I really like the no ram concept -can direct mount - nothing to break, Im in the sticks in rural France and fix everything myself so simple is good.
Interested to hear your thoughts on them Robert

The helac tilt function has one major thing going for it and that's the lack of hoses. For those that haven't seen the latest edition of Earthmovers, there's a piece on Ed Butler's Kinshofer setup and he makes the perfectly reasonable point that if you are mucking around in vegetation it's a major advantage. Against this you have roughly half the tilt force, which in offset digging means half the breakout force.

I know there are guys on here with Kinshofer units and I'll leave them to sing their praises, but I wouldn't touch that Danish beast if it was gift wrapped.

On edit: They're also narrower which is really helpful in deep trenching. With a conventional tilty you have to go twin hitch

 

[Furniss]

The helac tilt function has one major thing going for it and that's the lack of hoses. For those that haven't seen the latest edition of Earthmovers, there's a piece on Ed Butler's Kinshofer setup and he makes the perfectly reasonable point that if you are mucking around in vegetation it's a major advantage. Against this you have roughly half the tilt force, which in offset digging means half the breakout force.

I know there are guys on here with Kinshofer units and I'll leave them to sing their praises, but I wouldn't touch that Danish beast if it was gift wrapped.

On edit: They're also narrower which is really helpful in deep trenching. With a conventional tilty you have to go twin hitch

So danish model aside they have their place in

 

[Randla]

So danish model aside they have their place in

Yes
My concern with the one you pointed out is not so much the fact that it uses a helac tilting mechanism - each to his own - but some of the design elements worry me and, as with all hydraulic attachments, selling them is all about service. I doubt they'll have anything outside of Denmark

Robert