Quadtrak

[Buzzsurgeon]

Anyone know anything about the new greenmech Quad chippers? I note they now use conventional style knives and vertical feed rollers, I never really got on with the disc setup.

 

Cost of the tracked version??

 

Thanks:confused1:

[tractorboy1]

Think they use square blades rater than circular.

[Ian C]

the round blade set up is great, had mine 2yrs and its spot on, saves a chit load on sharpening costs. the quadchip has square blades, 4 sides, and is going to be a good seller IMO

[PeteB]

List price for the version which has a tipping turntable is £23,690 + vat. The Quadchip was a "clean sheet" design with the design criteria of 6x9 inch opening, reasonable hp(34), good make of engine, on a turntable, with brakes, top/side safety bar with the whole lot weighing in at less than 750kgs. The next evolution was to put it on tracks. I think it is being reviewed in Horty Week in the near future after some recent trials at Westonbirt Aboretum.

[Rt400]

We have 8, good chipper

[Buzzsurgeon]

List price for the version which has a tipping turntable is £23,690 + vat. The Quadchip was a "clean sheet" design with the design criteria of 6x9 inch opening, reasonable hp(34), good make of engine, on a turntable, with brakes, top/side safety bar with the whole lot weighing in at less than 750kgs. The next evolution was to put it on tracks. I think it is being reviewed in Horty Week in the near future after some recent trials at Westonbirt Aboretum.

That's a good price for the spec, what make is the engine?

[PeteB]

The engine we are fitting is the Kubota 3 pot turbo engine rated at 34hp.

[b101uk]

£23,690 + vat for a Quadchip

[Buzzsurgeon]

£23,690 + vat for a Quadchip

 

 

Quadtrak tilting bed???

[PeteB]

£23,690 + vat for a Quadchip

 

You are entitled to your opinion. Whatever it is - however you got to that reason.

Edited October 7, 2010 by PeteB
Unnecessarily inflammatory.