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What are you towing it with?

Id personally go Timberwolf 190 all day long, ive had these since 2004 and they never go wrong even with abuse!

 

Youll pick one up for 6-9k i recon

 

Does that mean you had more than one since then or you've got more than one now? :laugh1:

 

Another thread on witch chipper? Well putting my two cents in Im saying greenmech:001_tt2:

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Does that mean you had more than one since then or you've got more than one now? :laugh1:

 

Another thread on witch chipper? Well putting my two cents in Im saying greenmech:001_tt2:

 

Im onto my second one but this one is due for a change now, there is a lovely new greenmech out that i saw at a show but it was only a 6" machine where i couldn't be done with a littl'n now :thumbup1:

 

And the older greenmech's had that bloody awful plastic cover ugh...

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Im onto my second one but this one is due for a change now, there is a lovely new greenmech out that i saw at a show but it was only a 6" machine where i couldn't be done with a littl'n now :thumbup1:

 

And the older greenmech's had that bloody awful plastic cover ugh...

 

Was the new 6'' the quadchip, 'cos in real terms it will actually pull more through than your 190 does due to the letterbox feed, yet it weighs less than 750kg and has a turntable.

 

I wouldn't worry about the plastic cover - it's the choppy choppy bits that matter (and a 1928 GM will choppy choppy 11'' wide pieces through unlike your 190).

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After smashing a big lump of timber through one we re engineered ours from metal.

 

Monkey I do like the use of very technical terminology of choppy choppy bits. Did put a big smile on my face.

 

Cider blunts my engineering terminology a little I'm afraid!

 

I know what people mean about lego - I think the old GM bonnets look a bit like a wedding cake...

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