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Glad to help! Jay, I do have a customer in Norway and some in Canada... always looking for more though!

I'll have to check on that. We do have a gas model (419) that Dave wants to make a deal on (under $20k!)

Yeah they're out there, we've been a dealer since November 2012 and have sold 12-13 with another 6 going out soon. The first we bought has ~300 hours on it with nary an issue. The only issue I had was in Charlotte last Feb, another dealer delivered us two machines and the boom shims on one...

Yeah, we bought the first 420 in the country!

I'm now a dealer for Rockhound Equipment and their parent company, Valley Tool. http://www.rockhound.com/Home I have the 40" HammerHead on order, should be here next week. I can ship any of their products factory direct to basically anywhere!

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Can't say that it does! Stump cleanup on large jobs, maybe.

So far so good. I've tweaked the "cutting edge" slightly, but that's from picking up my steel ramps and my dirt bucket with them. Sooo pretty dang well! What about those pins?

Gopro Hero 3 Black.

I haven't received the production pins yet, but figure on a minute to get them on. I've got a video of Dave putting the small ones on in ~20 seconds. It's ridiculous how much more efficient they are than my previous means. In the past two weeks I've scooped around 80 yards of stump...

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Yes, we have had scoops for the regular BMG, and these for the HD BMG, which are new. The BMG Scoops are smaller as the BMG is intended for smaller machines and is built lighter with a 2" cylinder vs a 3" cylinder in the HD BMG. Combined, the HD BMG scoops weigh more than the BMG grapple...

What first gen, Stephen? That's the first set of scoops for the HD BMG. They're nearly identical in function to the BMG Scoops, but bigger and heavier built. Yeah, Nick, they will.

I was impressed with them. Looking forward to getting them on the excavator as well!

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Updated path. Currently I'll leave Sunday the 21st for checkpoint B. Arrive at C Tuesday morning, leave Friday. Going up into Tennessee isn't a problem if anyone is that way, checkpoint D is flexible time wise.

We were invited and put up by Bartlett, and Gehl is paying me to go. They've bought a handful of machines from us already. This is the annual national manager's meeting/conference. We will be back in Charlotte in November for the TCIA Expo, hopefully the local turn out will be pretty good then...

I'll be hauling my Gehl AL540 to Charlotte on the 23-25th of April for a demo at Bartlett's research park. If anyone around the path indicated above is interested in a demo, let me know and we'll see if we can work it out!

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I sold my chipper last August (186hp Morbark 2400), we hardly ever used it. I already have a hydraulic thumb, which great on clearing work. This job is essentially picking up trees that have fallen over along the roads on a customer's property (aesthetics). We did the same thing last May...