GREENMECH CS100 18hp wood

[Ally Baxter]

Hi

Anyone used these wee chippers?

Look great, too good to be true?

I realise its not an industrial beast but looks great for throwing in the trailer for small domestic jobs.

Ta

[nepia]

You got half a day?!

 

 

[Dan Maynard]

Yes.

[Dan Maynard]

Nepia gave the long answer, I thought I'd give the short one.

[Bloom]

You'll not be disappointed. 

[Dbikeguy]

I have one as my first chipper after setting up at the start of the year.
Great machine, keep the blades sharp and it will produce a mountain of chip, a decent pair of long handled loppers next to it helps with the flow.
You learn to cut stuff so that 95% can be thrown straight through without reworking by the chipper.

throws chip from my plant trailer over my hilux if you want it to. We do a lot of chip stays on site jobs, rural derbyshire so perfect for those days.
If i get a bigger clearance job i hire in a 8-10” tracked unit for the day

[lukey_loki]

I agree with Dbikeguy. Preparing the brash pile before chipping is key really. Once you find the rhythm it's a little beast.

[GA Groundcare]

We can do you a good price on a new one.