New guy from Grantham

[dogman]

Morning, i came across the site while searching for information on wood chippers in the 3"-4" size. My names Rob, i have the call sign of dogman as i was until recently a dog handler. I'm taking early retirement & i'm starting up a gardening buisness.

 

Enjoy the rest of the weekend,

 

Rob

[felixthelogchopper]

Welcome, Rob. This is a great site which will provide many answers that you might need in your new venture.

[Tom2020]

Welcome to the wonderful world of Arbtalk.

[dogman]

Morning Felix, thanks for the welcome.

 

Regards,

 

Rob

[Daniel Jiggins]

Morning Rob, what chipper did you go for? I've got the CS 100 and really rate it for its size.

[dogman]

Thanks Tom.

 

Rob

[dogman]

Hi Dan, i'm looking around hoping to get some info & pick the brains of those(such as youself)who've got experience of machines in that size.

 

Regards,

 

Rob

[Daniel Jiggins]

Hi Dan, i'm looking around hoping to get some info & pick the brains of those(such as youself)who've got experience of machines in that size.

 

Regards,

 

Rob

 

There is a thread by Stephen Blair about his green mech not sure how to put a link up on the I phone?

 

You will find all the answers here from people who use the kit day in day out.

 

Best of luck with the gardening business

[dogman]

Thank you Dan.

 

I drive a toyota hiace, & would idealy like to be able to get the chipper in the back, so weight could be an issue. I was hoping to avoid the need for a trailer, certainly while i start up anyway.

 

Rob

[felixthelogchopper]

A bloke I know carries his CS100 in the back of a pick up so you should be ok in a van. I've used both the Greenmech and the simiar sized JoBeau(M300?) in the past and both were good. I thought the JoBeau had a bit more go in it though.