what chipper to buy

[Stephen Blair]

I picked up a cracking TW 150 on here for £4k a few years ago, great little machine with plenty of grunt, keep it sharp and off you go.

I sold it to a member on here and I'm sure it still serves him well.

If I had £9k for 1, I'd put £4 down and finance the rest and get an x demo at around the £12 k mark and keep the other £5 k as capital in the bank .

Take the finance over 3 years, pay about £600 interest( which is tax deductible ) and have a good clean machine with warranty.

The £12k is a good capital investment so saves you tax aswell.

Once you gear up for chipping, it needs to chip.

Price it for chipping and get a breakdown once it on the deck, it's loss loss loss until its fixed, not many jobs are happy with a big pile of brash sitting for more than a day.

So you want a good machine.

At that money I would go greenmech for 2 reasons.

1 their service and back up.

2 their machines are great .

[chrisgilltreesurgery]

No way, your dead rite in what you say matey

[WoodED]

Jensen A530 Wood Chipper | eBay so what do people think of these machines, price seems fair

 

very very good machiens,

[Mark Bolam]

that 150 ia actuly a 190, you can tell by the flywheeel housing

 

Aahhh.

I wonder what machine they are actually selling then?

[Matthew Storrs]

Aahhh.

I wonder what machine they are actually selling then?

 

I'd say that price seems more like a 190 price anyway. I think someone in the advertising department was having a bad day:001_rolleyes:

[Mark Bolam]

You'd like to think so mate!

[WillTimberlake]

If your still after a tracked chipper there's one here bud:

 

timberwolf tracked chipper ArbTrader Arborists Classifieds

[marc laycock]

If your still after a tracked chipper there's one here bud:

 

timberwolf tracked chipper ArbTrader Arborists Classifieds

cheers will give it a look