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Keif
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It's powerful and takes a light touch for anything you don't want damaged. The first cinder block I picked up exploded.you love your thumbs over the pond!
It's powerful and takes a light touch for anything you don't want damaged. The first cinder block I picked up exploded.you love your thumbs over the pond!
second option .... be dancing like an old Hymac op after a day or two on that.... (Dipper was on pedals)Right now I have the one aux circuit that is controlled by the left foot pedal. I'm not sure if I would be better off using electrics to switch the left pedal from rotate/tilt....or run a second set of lines and use electrics to switch the right pedal from boom swing/rotate. Then I could rotate and tilt at the same time......
Right now I have the one aux circuit that is controlled by the left foot pedal. I'm not sure if I would be better off using electrics to switch the left pedal from rotate/tilt....or run a second set of lines and use electrics to switch the right pedal from boom swing/rotate. Then I could rotate and tilt at the same time......
It’s not a bad idea, your then not having to retro fit any pipe work etc, can all be done as a factory fit. Did the same thing when I got my first one, found it a lot easier to do in one hit rather than uming and arring about getting it, then down time having it fitted and having headstocks changed over.I thought I should give this thread some closure. I decided against the tilt-rotator setup for the 216. If I end up needing another machine in the future, I'll work the rotator in to the purchase.
Thanks for all the help and replies.