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How to kick chipper tyres?


roseyweb
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Hi everyone

Going chipper shopping this afternoon, my first little venture into chipper ownership after years of racking up big hire bills.

Its a TW150, I know my way around these machines quite well and have fixed nearly every problem they can throw up. But what should I be looking at in terms of serial numbers, bearings and other bits to kick take apart and poke.

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Roller alignment - are they parallel

Infeed hopper - are the sides belled out

Filters - do they look as if they are changed on a regular service routine

Oil - is it thick black stuff or nice clean stuff

 

If you can get a little mirror to look at the side and bottom anvils and see if they have ever been changed, chip quality might give you a clue to this, is it stringy chip or nice little even lumps

 

General condition - does it look as though it's looked after

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