Wanted Timberwolf tw160

[Paddy1000111]

1 minute ago, Chipperclown said:

What!! I challenge anyone with any chipper to beat my 125!!  Wouldn't mind a 230 though!

I'll take your 125 and I will raise you a forst ST8  

[Mark Bolam]

Must admit the 230 is a different animal entirely.

[Chipperclown]

You can't raise with a Forst  ST-Anything unless its working correctly which I doubt very much!!

[Aisakelly]

What!! I challenge anyone with any chipper to beat my 125!!  Wouldn't mind a 230 though!

Do you have any videos of your 125 [emoji41]

[Mick Dempsey]

1 hour ago, Chipperclown said:

What!! I challenge anyone with any chipper to beat my 125!!  Wouldn't mind a 230 though

r u mental?

[Khriss]

3 hours ago, Aisakelly said:

 

Does anyone have a Timberwolf tw160 they would sell currently looking for one have seen a 125 but unsure as have been told not good with conifers.

 

Mate has one fr a few years now - has 4x4 tipper so not a big body on it and i think you would have to try hard to get him to sell it!  K

[jfc]

That's my old chipper, looks like you "borrowed" my photo! All the best finding one.

[mattyboy]

That's my old chipper, looks like you "borrowed" my photo! All the best finding one.

 

Lol so it’s my chipper that I have now then!

[Aisakelly]

That's my old chipper, looks like you "borrowed" my photo! All the best finding one.

Think am just going to get a 125 [emoji85]

[JaySmith]

I don’t know your circumstances and the work that you do but if you are starting out or a ‘one man band’ then a decent 125 or 160 will serve you well. I’ve used a 125, 150 and 230 and seen a 160 on a job we were on and are all a little different in what they offer. As long as you go into it with your eyes open and realise that it ain’t a 230 or an ST6 and stuff will need more sneding it will do you a turn. If you were doing a lot of larger jobs, small site clearances or street trees where you may have say three climbers up causing chaos at one time and the chipper going at full chat then I’d say a 230 or bigger would be more suitable. If you are hot on the maintenance keeping the blades and anvil in good nick and the rollers sharp then it will be a great tool for you. However if come from a contracting background or have always used larger chippers then it may seem like a step back. Good luck whatever you choose