New Timberwolf TW190TVGTR..

[Mr Ed]

The Greenmech has excellent ground clearance. But like the schliesing lift track machine, if you push the tracks out, the infeed is 4 ft off the ground.

[Joe]

it certainly looks like it has got more ground clearance than the standard timberwolf tracked machines.

[Bald Ed]

If its ground clearance without lifting the in-feed height that you are looking for, take a look at the Jensen Bankmaster, Approx 450mm of ground clearance with the tracks in or out.

 

Sorry I could not resist:sneaky2:

[Bald Ed]

If its ground clearance without lifting the in-feed height that you are looking for, take a look at the Jensen Bankmaster, Approx 450mm of ground clearance with the tracks in or out.

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Sorry I could not resist:sneaky2:

 

The ground clearance is actually 380mm not 450mm, Sorry for miss representation in my last post:embarassed:

[Mr Ed]

Interesting. whats the full spec? does that add a lot of cost to the base unit chipper?

[Steve Bullman]

please start a new thread if you want to discuss something other than what bazbro put up

[Mark Lowndes]

It looks like the Timberwolf machine is very similar to the 'tilt bed' Jensen.

Ground clearance is essential in track machines for trackside.

Greenmech's Safetrack will be very hard to beat!

[Mark Lowndes]

The Jensen 'Bankmaster' looks a very good tool, but, a big but, the track pressure on that angle will remove the tracks on a regular basis.

Don't get me wrong, Jensen are a cracking machine. This invention is just 'OK'

[Bald Ed]

please start a new thread if you want to discuss something other than what bazbro put up

 

Your right Steve, if anyone wants to PM me for the full spec I will pass it on as a PM. Sorry.

[Steve Bullman]

Your right Steve, if anyone wants to PM me for the full spec I will pass it on as a PM. Sorry.

 

its ok mate, you're coming on as a sponsor so you're welcome to put up a new thread if you wish