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I bought a 910 the paint practically fell off the loader in a year it looked worse than my old Rotobec I complained to the salesman he took pictures and I never heard a word from anyone. Good customer service
Hey Andy! Can you please reach out to us with this question via marketing@rotobec.com so we can get a bit more information to help you with this? Thanks!
How do the ones that mount to a truck actually connect to the truck? Is it a bolt on thing? And do I need to look for a certain make or model truck? I want to make a small log truck under weight so I can build log cabins and drive to and from job sites. Where can I learn more about this?
Hi! These are very good questions, if you would like to talk to an expert, please send an email to: marketing@rotobec.com specifying where you're from and we'll put you in touch with your local sales representative. Thank you!
Seems like most of my comments disappear from old Tim’s channel more times than not when I comment. So where would I submit an idea for a name if I have one where it won’t disappear?
@@RotobecMarketing I mean the marketplace doe offer such a thing, forestry harvester heads. But they are wicked heavy ... and expensive. I think of a similar concept but trim the weight and price in favour of economics, you might be surprised at the interest it would garner. Especially if it had the means to measure the block of wood being cut. Whether that is done electronically or mechanically.
...must be nice having the wood loaded neat and squared up. Most self loaders i unload have the wood sticking under the loader. Add a 2-4 foot variance with butt ends, and it's like pulling apart finger joints. So theres no butting the piles together. That's only when they unload themselves. Then i have to deal with it 😂.
Another great video, waiting to see what happens with all the interviews they did of us that didn't make this episode, hoping for more great episodes to come
At scrapyard I work at we got seven of these grapples, currently running five and have two for a couple of Sennebogen’s we are waiting on. The cylinder protection and hydraulic hose protection are really stout and as long as you replace the teeth, your cylinder coverings are great. However, if you don’t replace your teeth in time, the weld at the bottom of the cylinder covering will break.
Thank you for trusting Rotobec with your business! If you have any problems, please do not hesitate to contact our service team: rotobec.com/services-and-support/maintenance-and-support
WOW!!! Great video. Everything just flowed so nicely. Wasn't expecting the sound to be so good. Excellent job Callie, David and Dana in describing everything. Can't wait to see the next video.
The company who owns the truck is Strategic Rail LLC if you wanted to inquire about the truck! As for the loader, we'd be able to help better on that front. :) Feel free to reach out if you need a quote!
Hi! If you have any questions about our loader, don't hesitate to contact our sales team. You can find your sales representative for your territory at the following link: rotobec.com/contact-us or contact the people presenting the loader in the video, Anderson Equipment Company, at the following link: www.andersonequip.com/
