The Wee Chipper Club

[dan494]

1 hour ago, Ty Korrigan said:

Anyone seen or use one of these?

http://www.rabaud.com/en/products/wood-chipper-shredder/wood-chipper-self-propelled-xylochip-100da.html?filiere=forestiere

 

It self propelled and has large single roller with no stress but I can't see why it should have a gravity feed style chute.

12850euros inc vat 

Made in France.

 

dont know anything about them but at 83cm width its slightly too fat to go through the average gate which is the point of small chippers? I'd save a over half of the price and drop the self propelled and go with the cs100 myself

Edited October 1, 2017 by dan494

[GlobalNewark]

Or look at the M500 which is cheaper, larger capacity & 74cm width [emoji106]

[GA Groundcare]

On ‎01‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 14:19, Ty Korrigan said:

Anyone seen or use one of these?

http://www.rabaud.com/en/products/wood-chipper-shredder/wood-chipper-self-propelled-xylochip-100da.html?filiere=forestiere

 

It self propelled and has large single roller with no stress but I can't see why it should have a gravity feed style chute.

12850euros inc vat 

Made in France.

 

Looks a bit pointless?  

[Ty Korrigan]

1 hour ago, GA Groundcare said:

Looks a bit pointless?  

I thought that too.

French way of thinking, overcomplication...

  Ty

[GA Groundcare]

Maybe they have wider doors in France 

[Guss109]

Thinking of selling my cs100 it's three years old in good clean condition and has two pairs of blades. Any idea on price?

[Jase hutch]

Has it been used....?

[Guss109]

Has it been used....?

It certainly has but been looked after

[Stig of the dump]

Looking at buying a CS100 which would be my first chipper. The seller sent photos of the blades. I am thinking they would at least need sharpening/grinding. Any comments on their condition?

[Darrin Turnbull]

the blades on a cs100 have to be sharp otherwise it's pita.