New woodchipper reccomendations

[Theocus]

Ive just bought a new vermeer BC200, cracking machine. Had a TW 150 before which was great but a completely different league.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

Depends who you talk to. There is no link between the companies, that is true, I was referring to the design history of the two makes.

 

Exactly what I was thinking...

[tommer9]

There are second hand vermeers about. There was a few on ebay recently, and i have recently sold one too. Vermeer Uk are very helpful, and may be able to source a machine for you if you were interested.

Products - Vermeer UK

[combined tree services]

if i were looking for to buy another trailed chipper i would go for either a tp or a premier . yes there are other cheeper chippers out ther but personally after having a timberwolf tw190 and using several greem mech's oh and a jensen i would not bother with them - go onto the vos website and have a look at the tp's - well worth having a look

[Treegeek]

If i was in the position to finance such a purchase deffiantly look at preimer have used timber wolfs, jensens, brush bandits, TP's, and the preimers

[PeteB]

So as not to confuse the issue, Premier was the brand name for Schiesling when it was sold by Jim Wilkie. It is now called Schiesling again.

 

GreenMech is better:sneaky2:

[skyhuck]

So as not to confuse the issue, Premier was the brand name for Schiesling when it was sold by Jim Wilkie. It is now called Schiesling again.

GreenMech is better

 

[tommer9]

So as not to confuse the issue, Premier was the brand name for Schiesling when it was sold by Jim Wilkie. It is now called Schiesling again.

 

GreenMech is better:sneaky2:

 

[Parker]

Having demoed both the Timberwolf 150 and the Greenmech Quadchip 160 I would buy a Greenmech any day. Slightly more expensive and a different design but definitley worth the extra money!

[combined tree services]

So as not to confuse the issue, Premier was the brand name for Schiesling when it was sold by Jim Wilkie. It is now called Schiesling again.

 

GreenMech is better:sneaky2:

 

no strictly true, we has a tracked Green mec in a woods for a shut down this week it think it was a 1925 (not to sure of the model no) it chipped slowly, did not blow the chip far enough and rather poor track capabilities , oh and then trying to get the machine out of the woods on of the tracks came off , IMO not a very good machine , certainly compared to jensens and schliesing chippers .