AHS Large capacity mobile crane/chipper in action! only £450K!!

[Mr Ed]

i think i,am going to buy 2, 1,for monday to friday work & 1, for wkends:laugh1:

 

Get one for sunday best too.

[Johny Walker]

Get one for sunday best too.

 

dont do sundays ed

[Mr Ed]

dont do sundays ed

 

It would'nt be for working. It would just sit there looking shiney.

[Johny Walker]

It would'nt be for working. It would just sit there looking shiney.

 

i think 3, would use up valueble space for storing logs

[Buzz]

What a load of conjecture and tosh. Nick paid around 360k, less trade in on an older machine after viewing it working in Germany back last year.

 

The operators name is Russ not Ross. He's a great guy. If it wasn't for Ed and I Nick wouldn't have even known this machine existed. I was present at the meetings discussing it's purchase. The choice was between the Heizohack at 180k (price offered at the APF last year) and the Jenz. Nick went for the Jenz as he liked the build quality over the Heizohack.

 

Good luck to them, it was bought to realize the small parcels of logwood in tree surgeons yard that I identified when i worked for them. Takes a brave man to invest that amount of money for such small returns. One man, one unit, quick setup times and good production.

 

I prefer the Heizohack having operated both machines as it has far superior in feed ability which is the crux of all whole tree chippers.

[Dean Lofthouse]

What a load of conjecture and tosh.

 

 

You are very forthright of late Matt

[b101uk]

It dose make me laugh the utterly STUPID prices people have paid for years for arb related machines like chippers be they 4” or 4’ capacity given the small cost of parts & materials that go into them vs. end user purchase cost, it seams for the past 20 years there have been to many people willing to pay crazy money for new chippers etc.

 

You have only got to look at the complexity, mass, total number of individual parts of lots of other machines from other industries to see.