Timberwolf launch New SX200 Shredder

[Khriss]

Watching the video-it does look a worthwhile buy , its feed rate on roundwood looked fine - 4" log and obviously it will take in any old crap an rakings up, which , on many jobs can be the bulk of yr disposal requirement. Its light too, Id think if yr company has two or three crews - having one of these to replace a chipper would be of great help Kx

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

any old crap an rakings up, which , on many jobs can be the bulk of yr disposal requirement.

 

very good point, rakings don't you just luv em

[hazzygawa]

I wonder how much bunce we are talking about for this model?

[TrustInsurance]

...Remember when buying a new chipper or shredder from Timberwolf to make sure that your tools, plant and engineering insurance covers 'new for old' replacement for items under 5 years old.

[jose]

just watched a demo video.

Love the idea but my god did that look slow!

it nearly stopped with really thin branches. I got a tw125 and it wouldnt even slow the engine down let alone activate the stress control on what that shredder was doing.

 

Guess i will have to wait till they can speed up shredders ( without having to buy a monster one ) before getting one.

[Timberwolf Official]

The advantage the SX200 has, it that it will process, just about any green material. Root balls, conifer, even down to reeds and lily pads, with out blocking.

[WoodED]

its still got the poxy shute. why after 17 years have they not relised it needs changing?

i do like the idea of a shreader but couldnt do without a chipper.

looks like a handy bit of kit for a gardener

[Shane]

Those flywheel bearings look a lot better than the older cadbury's ones.

If they are fitting those to all new machines I can see their ratings soar.

[SAM66S]

its still got the poxy shute. why after 17 years have they not relised it needs changing?

i do like the idea of a shreader but couldnt do without a chipper.

looks like a handy bit of kit for a gardener

 

Whats wrong with the shute?

[WoodED]

Whats wrong with the shute?

 

they wear to quick. nuts vibrate loose. shute moves after a while missing the truck or your intended area. constantly have to keep an eye on them.. its the same on both our machines. they need some way of locking the flap in place or locking the shute it place.