What size chipper?

[Le Sanglier]

Just have a think about how much Brush you process.If you regulary have "Tail Backs" of stacked Brush piling up behind a working 6inch machine,then you need higher processing abilitly,or if your guys keep pace with a working 6 inch machine then it might not be for you.

 

BruIn my opinion a 9inch machine processes sh twice as fast or faster than a 6inch.

No, get away, really?

[Mike Hill]

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No, get away, really?

 

Really,yes really it really does.

 

Really.

[WoodED]

timberwolf 190 turbo is a good machine,, but if its a 9 inch ur looking for the green mech cm220 is a fantastic machine

[WoodED]

Really,yes really it really does.

 

Really.

 

haha .

[WoodED]

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No, get away, really?

 

man there was no need for that sort of comment,

they say sarcasm is the lowest form of wit

[Le Sanglier]

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Really,yes really it really does.

 

Really.

 

:lol:

[RobArb]

Second for the bench cm220 here, great machine

 

Sent from Rob's GalaxySII

[benedmonds]

I am tempted to go bigger..

 

Pressumably there is a greater demand for sub 750kg chippers so you get greater depreciation on big machines. So if your buying second hand you get better value on the big chippers. I guess big machines are on top of the job more often so less thrashed..?

[WoodED]

I am tempted to go bigger..

 

Pressumably there is a greater demand for sub 750kg chippers so you get greater depreciation on big machines. So if your buying second hand you get better value on the big chippers. I guess big machines are on top of the job more often so less thrashed..?

bigger chipper = less snedding, the cm220 likes big branches

[swinny]

I must admit its a pain in the arse going back to a 5-6" chipper after using the bandit 90 which is either a 9 or 10"

 

but who i work for at the moment isn't bothered about the logs.... just get in there and get the job done as they take on a lot in a day