biomass chipper

[woodworm]

what have you changed it for?

[Vikki]

I still have it. Its just had a major sevice by fuelwood. When we end up replacing this chipper we will get another 10-500 as we have done 2500 hours of chipping on this machine so far and believe its the best on the market for its money.

[woodworm]

I don't understand why you want to sell it after 2500 hrs. If its worn out after such a short time, is it really value for money. Surely it would be better to spend half as much again and buy a machine which will go for at least 10000 hrs without a major overhaul. I am not trying to be funny, just asking the question?

[Johny Walker]

I don't understand why you want to sell it after 2500 hrs. If its worn out after such a short time, is it really value for money. Surely it would be better to spend half as much again and buy a machine which will go for at least 10000 hrs without a major overhaul. I am not trying to be funny, just asking the question?

 

just go back & READ the posts again

[woodworm]

its been a long day, sorry. I was under the impression that Vikki was trying to sell the 10-500, but from your comment obviously not. I take it thats what you mean woodpicker.

[Vikki]

Sorry, no we are not selling it yet!! Just saying what a good machine it is if you are thinking of getting a machine this size. We feed it with a 360. 2500 hours at 90m3 per hour is a huge amount of chip.

[woodworm]

what are you using the chip for. is it going for energy?

[Vikki]

Yes, we sell it to both power stations and as dry chip to boilers.

[arbwork]

Vikki, hello, out of interest what power do you have with the chipper and what material do you chip to produce 90m3 per hour ,cheers j

[Busy Daddy]

Just been on the forestry comission website and found a picture of my tractor and chipper