Timberwolf 150 pros/cons

[swinny]

nice and versatile i like mine

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nice and versatile i like mine

 

bloody good behind qaud or compact tractor,plus cheaper than a tracked one too

[swinny]

bloody good behind qaud or compact tractor,plus cheaper than a tracked one too

 

exactly! i asked on here about towing with a quad. some said no...

 

it did it no problem:thumbup1:

[Treemoose]

Does it tow ok off road ok with a quad or do you get stuck a lot?

[Le Sanglier]

My TW150 is 2.5 years old with nearly 300 hours on it. The Rotors failed the other week and the bearings were just starting to rumble. I must admit I don't always change the blades when I should and it takes some hammer so to be honest for that kind of usage with "undersized" and ungreasable bearings I don't think its too bad. In 2.5 years its cost me just over 300 quid to repair other than routine oil and filter changes and blade sharpening. I personally think the biggest downside to the machine is the vertical infeed and the poor quality jockey wheel which is now welded on.

 

What do you mean by that?

[swinny]

Does it tow ok off road ok with a quad or do you get stuck a lot?

 

it was fine...only problem i had was it was pee ing it down and think machine was vibrating the water up!

[Treemoose]

Nice

That looks very wet!

[swinny]

Nice

That looks very wet!

 

saturday before christmas needs must

[Treemoose]

Looks like a lot more fun than dragging brash to the chipper!

I want one. . .

[detritus21]

The infeed for the rollers is square/in a vertical plane rather than on a greenmech which is letterbox shaped. The letter box means less snedding. I'll stick with my TW though