What Chipper??

[HRG Tree Services]

I know this question gets asked a lot but I'm having a massive dilemma!

I currently have a tp150 I've had loads of problems with it and my local dealer/service centre are useless!!!

So I've decided to go for something different!

I want a chipper that's fast and does not slow down a lot maybe something bigger possibly!

I was thinking maybe timberwolf as I've been told there good!

I'm not interested in Greenmech they are the worst chippers I have ever used! Lol

Maybe Jensen but heard mixed reviews!

Any feedback or advice would be great thanks

[John Shutler]

I know this question gets asked a lot but I'm having a massive dilemma!

I currently have a tp150 I've had loads of problems with it and my local dealer/service centre are useless!!!

So I've decided to go for something different!

I want a chipper that's fast and does not slow down a lot maybe something bigger possibly!

I was thinking maybe timberwolf as I've been told there good!

I'm not interested in Greenmech they are the worst chippers I have ever used! Lol

Maybe Jensen but heard mixed reviews!

Any feedback or advice would be great thanks

 

i used the new greenmech quadchip this week and was impressed

[HRG Tree Services]

Yeah Alec was telling me you had a demo! What price are they going for?

How did it rate against your TW?

[Le Sanglier]

I know this an age old discussion but when you flick through General tree pics thread and Hama"s reduction thread you see a lot of TWs behind the trucks. They cannot all be wrong!

[Pat Ferrett]

Id get someone else to look at the TP if i were you

Regardless of what machine you buy you'll still have problems if your mechanics useless.

[HRG Tree Services]

It's 10 years old and I've thrown loads of cash at it now with different mechanics!

It's cost me loads of time and money on jobs

I just want something different! Lol

[John Shutler]

Yeah Alec was telling me you had a demo! What price are they going for?

How did it rate against your TW?

 

better than my TW, higher output, easier to feed, better designed in terms of maintenance, vertical rollers are far better than horizontal

it seems like they have really thought about it from design to manufacture

 

around 16k

[Peter]

Some of the older greenmechs were terrible, but the Quad Chip is head and shoulders above any other machine in its class IMO.

[Brushcutter]

What about a Bandit 90?

[Peter]

Re-reading your original post, how much bigger would you want to go and what is your budget?