help choosing a chipper

[josharb87]

ok, and you should step into the real world

 

 

yes lets advise jose a tracked chipper, its not small like he wants, it needs an aditional trailer, will definatly be over 750kg so that means trailer licence, he works in london so of course bigger, heaver tracked kit will be far more suitable than a TW125 or GM130

 

Jose, why not ask GM for a demo day?

[Mark Bolam]

 

Jose, why not go the whole hog and get a Claas combine harvester?

 

I know it's not what you originally enquired about, and would be totally unsuitable for your needs, but they are great for doing massive fields of corn and stuff.

[Johny Walker]

i can honestly move a jensen a530 around on my own and up most slops with a collegue pushing. steep slops are a nono for any chipper and gravel calls for some good revesing skills

 

do you aften have thses dreams,u may need to seek medicl advice on them

[slack ma girdle]

 

Jose, why not go the whole hog and get a Claas combine harvester?

 

I know it's not what you originally enquired about, and would be totally unsuitable for your needs, but they are great for doing massive fields of corn and stuff.

 

God i love arb talk. There i soooo much helpful advice at there, how did we ever manage before.

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

Jensen or Greenmech over Timberwolf every day.

[rick k]

i can honestly move a jensen a530 around on my own and up most slops with a collegue pushing. steep slops are a nono for any chipper and gravel calls for some good revesing skills

 

I can second that. I Do it on a daily basis. Up a little ramp into the workshop