Newish chipper

[Arborlord]

I have the petrol tw 6 inch i reverse it a treat its only a case of under standing the reverse turning.

 

I do have a rear window in the chip box tho lol.

 

the small chippers are gr8 light is very important for me

[Big 'Ammer]

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I do have a rear window in the chip box tho lol.

 

How do you back up when full of chip then?

[John Shutler]

i dont think not being able to see it is to much of a problem,you get used to things

[Dean Lofthouse]

i dont think not being able to see it is to much of a problem,you get used to things

 

Problem is John, they are impossible to reverse up a long narrow drive. Doesn't look very professional snaking up a drive and going backwards abd forwards to realign.

[Pete Mctree]

Problem is John, they are impossible to reverse up a long narrow drive. Doesn't look very professional snaking up a drive and going backwards abd forwards to realign.

 

They are difficult, but by no means impossible Dean. The idea that you are not professional by kitting yourself out with a chipper of legal tow weight for a 3.5ton vehicle it absurd (legal as in it does not reduce the carrying capacity of the vehicle). Surley disregarding legislation, so you can reverse smoothly up a driveway is less professional?

[skyhuck]

Why not just fit a rear view camera? they a cheap as chips these days!

 

or kick out your groundie and get him to direct you!!

[skyhuck]

They are difficult, but by no means impossible Dean. The idea that you are not professional by kitting yourself out with a chipper of legal tow weight for a 3.5ton vehicle it absurd (legal as in it does not reduce the carrying capacity of the vehicle). Surley disregarding legislation, so you can reverse smoothly up a driveway is less professional?

 

Good point!!

[Buzz]

Or if it's so small and light get out and push it ? lol

[skyhuck]

Or if it's so small and light get out and push it ? lol

 

I bet you don't push yours

[Buzz]

Yes we do...........................

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

With a forwarder or an excavator