The Wee Chipper Club

[Gareth Smith]

Thanks for that SWB, my local dealer looks to be prochip in suffolk, just accross the border lol.

 

Loving this forum and learning lots from you guys.

 

Keep up the good work mate.

[Stephen Blair]

without going through 18 pages , !! whats the timberwolf 18/100 like compared to greenmech cs 100 etc ??

 

i think the reports werent too good mate, but why not start a thread and get some feed back:001_smile:

[tractorboy1]

without going through 18 pages , !! whats the timberwolf 18/100 like compared to greenmech cs 100 etc ??

 

Having used the old truck loader which is the same as the 18/100 and see the vids of the cs 100. Performance wise the seem about the same. Obviously the 18/100 in a towed chipper. I would go for the cs100 and a small trailer, then you have the best of both worlds can chip into the back of a truck and get it through gates. Don't know how much difference the is between the 14hp and 18hp models.

[ad15]

well, just been through all 19 pages.... JB seems to be the winner,

 

is the 200 REALLY too small??

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Look at the chip throw on this - too good to be true?!

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KICs20AaLvg&feature=related]YouTube - GTM Professional GTS1300 GT Chipper[/ame]

[Stephen Blair]

didnt look anymore than the greenmech tbh john, and that little engine isnt going to last too long i reckon.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

gloria rules:thumbup:

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Blimey, mine doesn't throw chip with that force at all! Sometimes wonder if my engine still aint running right...

[Stephen Blair]

cony goes the furthest mate in mine

[Lee Winger]

I saw a little Jo-Beau 300 in action yesterday, what a cracking little machine for the size and money and virtually maintenance free, I have a feeling I might end up owning one..

[Stephen Blair]

good move lee, best thing i have done thats for sure.