Posted by Weldon K on August 24, 2012 at 18:57:41 from (98.16.36.90):
In Reply to: The Limbinator posted by NEKS on August 24, 2012 at 07:07:59:
There are two brands of such devices on the market. Limbinator and Limbhog . I bought a Limbhog last year. I spoke personally with the owner/manufacturer of Limbhog . I asked about the comparison of the two brands. He said that he was first to build such a device and that a former employee is behind the copycat Limbinator. He pointed out several heavier duty features that Limbhog has that Limbinator lacks. Both were about the same money. How does it work? GREAT !!! I have trimmed most of the treeline borders on our farm as high as the thing will reach as I despise limbs hanging to catch the muffler, ROPS canopy and the silage chopper spout. In fact I trimmed the trees around pastureland just today. Mine is mounted on a Bobcat 753 skid-steer. Cut limbs, take bucket off , put on hydraulic grapple attachment and pile/carry brush to dispose of it. Don't touch any brush by hand. I have had no problem with pinching the bar. The thing cuts fast. Watch a video of it in operation. Here is a link.
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