Who's got the biggest badest chipper in the westcountry?

[C.J]

My brother in law's brother works for Forest-Fuels near Holworthy.They have a 380 Hp crane fed 24" that they hire out:001_tt2:

[Sam Thompson]

My brother in law's brother works for Forest-Fuels near Holworthy.They have a 380 Hp crane fed 24" that they hire out:001_tt2:

 

Is that as big as I imagine... have you got any pictures?

 

 

 

Sam

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gloria,,,

[C.J]

 

Is that as big as I imagine... have you got any pictures?

 

 

 

Sam

 

They have a website:thumbup1:

[Old Mill Tree Care]

That big green tractor and chipper is the way to go for a big job. I know what I'm asking Santa for next time!

[tommer9]

John Hurle has a huge PTO schleising.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

:confused1:I only have a 10" vermeer mate.

 

Lol, different job mate.

 

Most of this lot are 18-24" at the butt, all straight fell but that's all I want to see of them! Contemplating Mr Brench with Logset 10H - if he can get in there. I can't even begin to imagine the volume of chip but it's all got to go. No access for artic.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

i have a jensen a340 9 inch even though its says 8 turntable weighing 2 tonnes

 

Tracked would be good. A morbark chiparvestor yum yum.

 

I know a guy with a 10" on his mog who's for hire or are you thinking bigger?

 

Deffo bigger - don't want no timber left whatsoever!

 

 

Quite.

 

Can you get an artic up to the trees?

 

Nope!

 

gloria,,,

 

lol The thought, no bad dream...

 

John Hurle has a huge PTO schleising.

 

Oozat?

[tommer9]

Oozat?

 

Contractor nr staustell, but goes all over the country- does alot of rail work too.Sound bloke, lots of gear.

[Tree Man Tom]

Check this thread out

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/24584-conifer-felling-biomass-job.html

 

No room for artic i know... but still a nice chipper!

 

Also Nigel Dunn would be willing to do it i imagine, we contatced him regarding a large conifer clearence job and he was happy to do it, but the job never came to anything come the end.

 

Nigel Dunn Welcome

Edited January 19, 2011 by Tree Man Tom