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Hi Benarb,  I have quite a lot of experience in attempting what you are currently considering.  I've been in the industry just over 30 years and my business is 20 years old.  We run similar kit to you

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If running a business was easy every one would do it. There are no right or wrong answer, we all do what we think is best in our own personal situation. There are days when I wish I had lads doin

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There was once a businessman who was sitting by the beach in a small Brazilian village. As he sat, he saw a Brazilian fisherman rowing a small boat towards the shore having caught quite few big fish

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10 minutes ago, John Shutler said:

it it? 

Trust me, Google it, others have my back here I'm sure.

  I dare not post a link myself as I still have warning points given by you going back 10years and do not wish to be banned.

  Otherwise your advice is sound and I respect it.

   Stuart

  

  

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2 hours ago, Martin du Preez said:

I think what people are trying to tell you about the chipper is that it increases productivity and thus the hourly rate. The more efficient the site is the more work you can get cleared and the less lads that you have. Snedding is a ball ache and takes time, you end up with an extra lad. We’ve got an 8inch Jensen and it runs absolute laps around a 150 of which it’s work alongside. You get leylandii to the rollers and it’s gone, thorn and fruit wood no problem. Saves us heaps of time and is still what I would consider a small chipper. I’ve used 150’s quite a lot and I can assure you that a bigger and better chipper is worth it. Even for reductions with 2 blokes

That’s the money shot!

 

Im teetering on the edge of upgrading the the ArbTrak 150. 
 

Not because I want to chip larger diameter (I don’t) but I want to chip quicker!

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