tlmberwolf tw 13/75

[PeteB]

The GreenMech GMR100 is similar to the JB and would give fewer problems than the TW. You are paying for quality tho.

[Ian F]

Why the sudden push?

 

Martin struggling selling them?

 

Or has he just run out of dirty tricks!!

[Mr Ed]

Why the sudden push?

 

Martin struggling selling them?

 

Or has he just run out of dirty tricks!!

 

Would you like some cheese and biscuits to go with that whine?

[Ian F]

Ed

 

There's no H in wine,

 

Oh and that was a personnal joke between me and Pete.

 

Try spell check next time.

[Mr Ed]

Ed

 

There's no H in wine,

 

Oh and that was a personnal joke between me and Pete.

 

Try spell check next time.

 

misplaced your sense of humour?

[PeteB]

Why the sudden push?

 

Hugo, we only have a few in stock and one has to promote ones products occasionally. Nice wine!

[Mike]

The GreenMech GMR100 is similar to the JB and would give fewer problems than the TW. You are paying for quality tho.

 

So what problems has the 13/75 got Pete. I think its a great little chipper. (Did I just say that) For the money their is none better and I have seen very few issues and problems. The machine is as simple as they come and very user friendly.

 

Pity they still don't make the TreeBusta. That was one of the best tools I ever used. The looks on peoples faces as the wood just disappeared. RIP my little wheelbarrow friend.

[Andy Collins]

I thought they were still making the treebusta, handy piece of kit for those hard to access places, just a shame it dumped the chippings in a heap by the discharge area. Good all the same.

[PeteB]

I thought that the Tree Busta was replaced by the TW18/100G. The main issues I'd have with the 13/75 was the discharge to ground, bearings and its rather high for feeding. Little blades and single pot engine.

[Mike]

Treebusta was a push along machine.

 

http://www.earborist.com/Brush-Chippers_ENTEC-TREEBUSTA_2894.php

 

Last models has 15hp Kohler and TW stopped building them in about 2001. Really was the best little chipper I've ever used.

 

The 18/100g is the Old Trukloder. Again a gem of a chipper. Think they are about £4k these days. Thats cheaper than a GMR100 and its road towable!!!!!

 

As for the 13/75G. 13Hp Honda. Reliable. Discharge high enough to chip into rubble sack (same as GMR100). Never had bearing issues with them when we had them on our hire fleet and as far as I'm aware no more an issue than with any other make of chipper. Blade is a single 7" which gives the machine good performance and is very forgiving for the less experienced user. As for the feed height. Agree with you there, it is a bit high but I've fed them no probs at all. Again think they are about £2.5k these days. Thats 2 13/75 for 1 GMR100 as near as dammit.