The Wee Chipper Club

[woody paul]

When they were first made by Entec there was a portakit available to do that, think I have a brochure some were with picture. 

Edited December 15, 2018 by woody paul

[woody paul]

There you go surprised myself how quick I found it.

[ChrisT]

That is exactly the sort of thing I was thinking. 

 

[GA Groundcare]

17 hours ago, ChrisT said:

I didn't think of it that way, they're not too small either, it is a cheap option and I was debating unbolting it from the trailer chassis and mounting it on wheels to push along. But it might end up unbalanced, the one I am looking at would be a lot less than a CS100.

 

 

 

 

We have a lovely used CS100 for sale. 

[clint]

19 hours ago, woody paul said:

There you go surprised myself how quick I found it.

Did they not take off or something? I would love a setup like this. Best of both worlds.

[woody paul]

Got know idea but would of thought timberwolf dropped it like the cyclone bagging unit. 

[Harry_L]

Does anyone know if there is a small chipper that has rollers to fees the branches in??

[clint]

12 minutes ago, Harry_L said:

Does anyone know if there is a small chipper that has rollers to fees the branches in??

Not sure of a small chipper with feed rollers but the small gravity fed drum chippers are self feeding anyway. Key is to keep the blades sharp. It's the simplicity of these machines that draws me to them.

[Harry_L]

?

[ChrisT]

2 hours ago, clint said:

Not sure of a small chipper with feed rollers but the small gravity fed drum chippers are self feeding anyway. Key is to keep the blades sharp. It's the simplicity of these machines that draws me to them.

This is my thinking, an old roller fed machine could cost far more than it’s purchase price to keep running