Greenmech Chipper advice

[timber-don]

Hi there, These forum things are a new thing, I read them lots but have never posted anything until now. Currently looking at the new Greenmech website & I have noticed a used - trailer mount - quad chip 160 chipper for sale on their used section, after looking at the online spec it looks a very appealing chipper, anyone own one of these machines, or

 

dose anyone have advise on how they run or what I need to be looking for when I go & view it ?

[Mick Dempsey]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/52568-greenmech-quad-chip-160-pros-cons.html

 

 

There you go, some pointers on this thread.

[timber-don]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/large-equipment/52568-greenmech-quad-chip-160-pros-cons.html

 

 

There you go, some pointers on this thread.

All those do make a good read thank you, If you know Greenmech do you think the one Greenmech have on their used website is worth £8,500.00 + vat ?

[Mick Dempsey]

I had a GM, I found them to be good solid machines with excellent dealer back up.

 

Cannot comment on value for money.

[Benny360]

I've got an arborist 150 and can't fault it, just as good if not better than the timberwolf 230dbh I had been hiring before that. The guys at greenmech were really helpful too, the guy in the service department even offered to talk me through checking over a used machine I was going to look at

[Yorky]

second that. we bought a new Arborist 150 a few months ago. Also run a few A530 & 750 Contractor Jensens but fancied a change after looking around at chippers decided on GM. TBH find the GM smoother to tow and more user friendly. Lads prefer it and take it over the Jensens. Not as aggressive with the chip discharge as the Jensens or as good quality chip but IMO more solid built, better price and crushes forks and pulls in just as good if not better. We'll see how it lasts long term.