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Yes, on older machines are usually 540 rpm on the PTO.

 

Newer ones are usually 540 & 1000, it cuts down on the fuel usage, but you get more torque on 540.

 

The 540 chipper will have a gearbox of some kind, whereas a 1000 will be direct.

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Ah right, I see.

Yeah, 540 I think.

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Let me double check with the guy, I could have sworn he ssid about 25hp off the PTO when I was chatting to him, so I guess he's mistaken about something...

 

What are your specs, what have you got on yours?

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Erm closer to 60hp it's a 1970 tractor.

 

Always run tractor equipment at around 50%, gives plenty of reserves when it gets bogged down.

 

Plus you'd realistically never chip over 130mm unless you want biomass chip.

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That MF 178 will run both of them, but will struggle lifting the 220 as a heavy lump he will need full set of weights on front. I have run one on a fendt 304 with loader on and that's light on front end. But now use Valtra 6400. 

The GreenMec 220 is a beast of a chipper. 

Timberwolf 150 would suit that a treat, there was one on ebay the other week. 

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Cut and paste the number into Alibaba or similar and they'll be pages of them, bit like Winton and a few other similar companies.

 

Usual we have designed or improved etc, no mate you have imported a container load of cheap stuff to flog and will probably be their downfall as even their log splitters are looking very Chinese nowadays.

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