re. chinese woodchipper

[axman]

the whole country is ranged against me so i have done the honorable thing and deserted any notion of the dreaded chinese chippie.Wallenstien 24hp is now in my mind. any thoughts.

[Andy Collins]

My thoughts, your sanity has returned....welcome back ax man personally I know nothing about the machines other than at the AA Show their stand was set up next to ours, and the machinery looked very well built, and finished. Sorry I can be of no more help than this.

[normandylumberjack]

Glad your not going down that path, would hate to think of you wasteing your money.

what sort of money do they knock out for?

[Buzzsurgeon]

Not 100% but Wallenstien could be Chinese!!

[PeteB]

I've not read the full run down yet on the other thread yet, but it did make me shudder.....

 

Wallenstein come in from across the Atlantic. Everything has a place ih this world market but.....

 

Promote the UK economy! Buy British........

 

Plus, what are you doing to do with it when you realise that you need a professional machine and that they are priced to work? I'm sorry, but I doubt that it will trade in at what you think it is worth!

[axman]

Glad your not going down that path, would hate to think of you wasteing your money.

what sort of money do they knock out for?

 

5 grand including vat

[Hodge]

Glad to hear you have your sanity back, those chineese things are defo trouble, the wallenstein is 5k for a small chipper, you could get a nice used Timberwolf 150 6" chipper for that. Have a good look around before u take the plunge.

[axman]

i agree my sanity was in doubt ,would not chip anything bigger than 2/3 inches as i have a firewood buisness

[Buzzsurgeon]

|Qingdao Kaiwo Machinery Co.,ltd

[Steve Bullman]

Not 100% but Wallenstien could be Chinese!!

 

Close, begins with a C.

 

Canadian I believe