The Wee Chipper Club

[Stephen Blair]

what i do with hawthorn is just cut 1 stem/branch at a time and pull it out and then chip it, rather than fell a whole load then try and pull it apart, now that is a nightmare, honest mate, once you get the hang of it, i do it all with pitch fork and byer brush.

[Dean Lofthouse]

What you need for blackthorn or hawthorn is a 12" bandit and dont bother doing any cutting

[Stephen Blair]

one with a winch would be cool lol

[Dean Lofthouse]

one with a winch would be cool lol

 

Yep, that way you would be able to winch the wee chipper through it and start using proper equipment again

[Tree Man Tom]

Yep, that way you would be able to winch the wee chipper through it and start using proper equipment again

 

[Stephen Blair]

Yep, that way you would be able to winch the wee chipper through it and start using proper equipment again

 

oh how i want to re-talaite with how i won a job today because the saving the customer made using me with gloria, she went and bought a chiminea for her new pile of firewood and saved he £120 on mulch and chippings that she usualy buys for the garden, but i wont bite mr lofty:sneaky2:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

What you need for blackthorn or hawthorn is a 12" bandit and dont bother doing any cutting

 

Agree; tangled, forked bent thorn will just laugh at a gravity feed machine with small hopper. Can't be arsed dressing it for that so will just burn it

[Stephen Blair]

dean is stone age john, he doesnt understand the dark art of micro chipping, he likes making life hard for himself, if a 12" bandit is what he needs i will sell him one:sneaky2:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

dean is stone age john, he doesnt understand the dark art of micro chipping, he likes making life hard for himself, if a 12" bandit is what he needs i will sell him one:sneaky2:

 

Thought yours was more like a 20"?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bandit chipper I mean.

[Stephen Blair]

it is classed as a 12", but the opening is 12" x 18".