What chipper first

[geoff]

Timberwolf tw125,a superb little chipper,same bearings as the big brother tw150,but they are under stressed on the 125,so keep the blades sharp & it will just keep on going.

Fuel will cost about £1.25/cubic M of chip,depending how you use your chipper,mine gets put on tickover at any oportunity that will extend beyond about a minute,I have seen a lot of people that leave a chipper running fast & not getting worked,I dont get that.

[Le Sanglier]

Timberwolf 150

 

Agreed, anything less is not enough, (or equivalent greenmech,jensen etc)

[ecotreecare]

Timberwolf 125 best little chipper on the market by far cheap, fast dual rollers, easy work on, cheap parts. Id advise buy new i recently bought 2nd hand from a chipper dealer couple weeks i had it it did 10mins work nd majorly broke so ive ordered brand new timberwolf.

 

I totally agree..... But new if you can. First chipper I bought was a Vermeer 625i good wee chipper, still have it. Second was a 10" Morebark. Good machine but selling it to buy new.

[PeteB]

I would get a GreenMech of course!

[Patriot]

Hi Chris, could you pm me with a price to. If anyone has a 4" or 5" wood chipper they are looking to sell please fell free to pm also, thanks. Was a TW 18/100 for sale locally but I just missed it:blushing: