The Wee Chipper Club

[scbk]

Double check there's no loose/snapped bolts on the machine

[Shaunpaul]

Do you know how old the chipper is...?

 

Bought it 2n hand from a large estate, was in excellent condition as they didn't have much use for it. No idea on age though.

[Shaunpaul]

Double check there's no loose/snapped bolts on the machine

 

Took drum off last night after hearing noise on site yesterday, changed blades why I was at it, gave it a run at full revs and was all good, took it to job today and was noisy again

[Jase hutch]

Bought it 2n hand from a large estate, was in excellent condition as they didn't have much use for it. No idea on age though.

 

You can tell the age from the serial number plate, it's stamped on where it says 'ce' or from the actual serial number , i.e. 10145 would be a 2010 build.

The serial plate is fitted on top of the chassis just to the side of the engine on the opposite side to the drive belts..

[Shaunpaul]

Oh rite, it's 2010 then

[Jase hutch]

If you contact the service department at GreenMech on 01789400044 with the serial number then the history of the machine can quickly be checked.....

[Ty Korrigan]

So you had to buy new drum or get it re welded?

 

On both occasions G.M sent a replacement 'cassette' out to Frenchy France.

Could not fault the aftersales service I recieved from G.M so I am frequently disappointed by the level of care I recieve from other players in this industry.

G.M setting the bar so high...

Ty

[equip4ind]

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[maria warwick]

Trying to clear that elusive piece of small diameter branch that gets stuck parallel with the blades/drum (left after not clearing the shute from an earlier session ) that stops you pull-starting the engine...

This was before we realised that we could undo 2 bolts to pivot the shute.

 

(I should point out all safety precautions had been implemented before feeding my groundie into the chipper....)

 

Although , as he was the one that blunted the blades on it by shovelling bits of gravel in with the small stuff , I was tempted to do otherwise !

 

(Chipper = MDL Powerup)