Crane fed chippers and brashy material

[Spruced]

That's a nice set up. I think one of the main problems the Farmi has is that there is a gap between the rollers and the blades which is fine for rigid material but not so good with the whippy stuff.

[john meehan]

We had a heizohack in which I think needed more power , took 2 days to chip what's in the pic , which to be fair the lads didn't want to do with the tr8

Is that OWL Contractors set up?

Cheers

[steve@black]

Yup

[John Shutler]

15 hours ago, john meehan said:

Is that OWL Contractors set up?

Cheers

Yes

we can provide basically the same setup but with more powerful tractors

[john meehan]

It’s a fair drive from we’re you are to Manchester in a Valtra though. Are OWL down that way to? I had a email from them but missed there location.

How far do you travel John?
Our work sometimes stretches to maybe just north of London so contact all over are handy from time to time.

Cheers mate

[arbwork]

''maybe just north of London ''  just right for me!!  based in Milton Keynes if you need

[Busy Daddy]

Spruced   I have the 10 - 500 heizohack in gray gits video  , it dosent have the optional infeed conveyour but manages well with thorn and leyandi . Its the same with all chippers if the material is presented correctly these machines work very well all you have to do is compress the material with the grab if very loose .                                 If you can afford it go for an 8 or 10 -500  they are a lot better than the 8-400 as the top roller opens up to 800mm high and will also clamp shut  . If you watch gray gits video carefully you will see the thorn slip in the rollers untill i clamp down on it then it goes through well