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Spoonz
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I wanted to share my old wee chipper setup to inspire others! JoBeu M250 fit snugly into the back of a Kangoo, unloaded on ramps and 3-1 pulleys, can fire the chip into a mini Ifor tipper trailer, whi

Dan Maynard
Dan Maynard

I thought of starting a "pimp my chipper" thread, but thought maybe it would just be me.   Made this bonnet for my M500 as a lockdown project, and finally got round to repainting the rest of

Ledburyjosh
Ledburyjosh

15 of these Pops felled and chipped today with a CS100. Great little machine.

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7 hours ago, nepia said:

The machine's width but I must have been thinking wheel centre to centre; I've just measured and width is spot on 700mm. 

Hang on. Do you mean your M300 is 700mm with wheels or without wheels?

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Hi everyone. Just been to my local greenmech dealership and been quoted 5000.00 for a brand new cs100. This price includes the vat. It doesn't come with a trailer. Is this price reasonable? Also, how feasible is it to get these machines into the back of a panel van or twin axle trailer? Thanks. 

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Take the hastle out of loading and unloading in panel vans and trailers and go for the Peruzzo TB100-C tracked 4" chipper. 650mm wide as opposed to 760 mm means it get through garden gates and down the side of the house. If you would like a demo then that can be arranged..

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49 minutes ago, equip4ind said:

Take the hastle out of loading and unloading in panel vans and trailers and go for the Peruzzo TB100-C tracked 4" chipper. 650mm wide as opposed to 760 mm means it get through garden gates and down the side of the house. If you would like a demo then that can be arranged..

Excellent piece of kit ?

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