Tree sliders

[tonycougar]

I am on the lookout for some tree sliders for my 90, and I've seen this company called Mill services that do them, and quite reasonable priced.
My question is:-

Has anyone used them and are they any good?

Also the business has apparently just changed hands and someone on my other club said someone on here knows the owner. Is that true, does anyone know him?

[spinkster]

i know the new owner of mill services very well..............spot on chap and good kit! drop him a line he's good to deal with

[tonycougar]

pm sent

[paul_humphreys]

i know the new owner of mill services very well..............spot on chap and good kit! drop him a line he's good to deal with

The new or old owner?

Paul

[littlepow]

Have you tried North Offroad in Stockton, as they are just down the road form you?

[spinkster]

the new owner paul...........the guy from down my way

[tonycougar]

Have you tried North Offroad in Stockton, as they are just down the road form you?

Yeah, but I am after some Galved ones, and they don't do them.

[martha focker]

do mm-4x4 do them, I dealed with them a couple of weeks ago, and have had no trouble :D delivery was next day to.

[electricbluebadger]

Got mine from the original Mill Services company...more than impressed, if the new guy is as good Im jump at em...





Cheers Steve

[tonycougar]

I see you got the angled ones, I considered them, but decided against them.

[Freelander1980]

those sliders do look very nice have been thinking about some for the 110 and had not seen the angled ones till now, thinking i might be hunting a little bit more

[landraver]

Excuse my ignorance but what's the benefit of "the angle"?

Jeff

[Xtremeteam]

i have normal rock sliders & prefer them over "treebars"  as i noticed you get hooked up on trees & stuff due to the sticky out bit

[tonycougar]

Excuse my ignorance but what's the benefit of "the angle"?

Jeff

I think I have asked that before and nobody gave me a sensible answer, just seems to me they look better, or maybe perhaps the angle makes them a better step.

[Guardian.]

think theve just done it to look a little bit different as everyone does them the usual way just about.
they will have there plus and minuses, such as fold in easier with an impact from the side, such as sliding into something, but should you drop onto a stump or something, then perhaps have a bit more strength, but i dont think there is much in it one way or the other.

[landraver]

cheers fellas

Jeff

[CanIBeFrank]

I'd guess its due to the optimissed angle of impact?