What make is this chipper?

[ScottF]

Mr Ed will know...

[tree monkey]

where is mr ed wen you want him bit like superman:001_cool:

[Mr Ed]

Its a Promark chipper shredder combo. Promark were later painted red and badged as Gravely chippers when they were bought out by Ariens. the designs on the whole range are now owned by MB-Co of Wisconsin.

 

Ditto on the knives - send the old ones to Simon at Saturn, and he will make new ones for you.

[PeteB]

Promark deffo, Saturn or one of the other sheffield firms should be able to help.

[Dom]

Cheers Mr. Ed!

[Log-ologist]

1994-95 entec ?

 

 

nope.

[Marko]

Looks similar but different........ to mine. It might be based upon an old entec/timberwolf design. How long are your blades/ how many screw holes have they got. I get my blades from saturn machine knives in sheffield. There good but watch the quoted price doesn't include Vat or P&P.

 

Rob

 

I used saturn for 2 sets of blades now. As most will know, chipper blades are not cheap but Saturn were competitive and did a very good job. The difficult bit I find is getting hold of the correct standard of bolts to hold the blades in.

[Jason James Gairn]

It's a gravity fed chipper!! I used a dosko for a while. Usually machines work for and with you, but this works against you. Horrible. P'haps I've been spoilt with Bandits for too long.

[Mr Ed]

It's a gravity fed chipper!! I used a dosko for a while. Usually machines work for and with you, but this works against you. Horrible. P'haps I've been spoilt with Bandits for too long.

 

Gravity / self feed chippers can work very well, especially if your a small outfit and need a low cost machine.

[Mick Stockbridge]

You got a bargain, excellent engine and it looks in good nick. If youre into tree,s alone it will do for a while but is really suited for landscapers. You could probably get £2000 for it on ebay.