jo beau or greenmech gmr100

[peds_i]

hi what would you say is better the jo beau m300 or greenmech gmr100 ?

[burrell_]

m300:thumbup1:

[peds_i]

for what reasons ?

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

M300

[burrell_]

main reason if u want to put weight on the hopper u can eg a 15ft limb say it wont try to upend (feels more stable)

apart form that im a jo-beau owner i have the m400 but hired the 300 before buying the m400 and i must say that m300 blue me away

to be far there ent much diffrence the greenmech works well very good machine u would not go wrong with it

pm peteb on here for greenmech cs100

or it vermeer uk for jo-beau

im not shore u can still get hold of the gmr 100 but i still dont think there is much diffrence

greenmech use to import them

Edited November 5, 2011 by burrell_

[grantdude]

Never tried the jo beau, but have the 18hp cs100 and it rocks !! Its so good my mate who helps me out also bought one.

[arbogrunt]

have used both - although Jobeau was an M400. The Jo Beau wins hands down for me, built quality, power and bigger opening.

[herco]

jo beau m500 all the way ,..

 

ive worked alot whith little chippers before buying one myself

jo beau m300/500 , eliet super prof , rajo r-go

 

m500 has almost the same size of the little chippers + has more power and is self driven. blows chips -+5 metres far away , chips olmost 20cm = almost 8 inch

The only thing that they should change is the extraction pipe who blocks up when chipping lots of small debree

[PeteB]

I'd buy a CS100 anyday:sneaky2:

 

But then, I would wouldn't I!

[Matthew Storrs]

I dont really see the point of theses really small chippers, I'v never used one but at 200kg plus they're are still too heavy to lift and roughly 750mm wide not much narrower than 6inch machine, Are they very cheep or something?