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Unfortunately Shane,

 

I think you might of started a "which is the easiest chipper to roll thread" :D

 

I've only had problems wit the old little vermeers. Rolled one in a park about 12 years ago doing about 7mph. Forgot about the camber change.

 

My favourite was a tesco lorry clipping a vermeer on the fore court at a petrol station. Matey sprung to action holding it up and shouting at the driver. I was hopi.g to get a claim in fer a new chipper as that one was on its last legs;)

 

trees, waves and cakes!!:-)

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Ex colleague of mine rolled a TW150 pulling out of a petrol station on the way to a job buckling the chassis. I was watching from a different area of the car park, it was the slowest roll ever, not a kerb or drain cover in sight just a perfect combination of acceleration, angle and timing. Beautiful work that I'll probably never see done again. Sniff.

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I tipped a tw150 almost exactly the same way you tipped your GM - pulling out of a junction from a standing start and the inside wheel ran over a half buried rock. If I was doing 10mph when it hit the road I'd be amazed, but it made a real mess (I think the bill was over £2k). It is easily done with any wheeled chipper, particularly the smaller narrow ones IMO.

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