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After using a Timberwolf 125 today I was actually quite surprised at how good they are! I've only ever used 150's, 190's and a TP Monster before... The 125 is slower than the others, which is obvious, but I was surprised to how good it was! Defiantly something to consider for the future :)

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TBH Will, and assuming the blades are kept sharp, I don't find it much slower than a 150 for hardwood brash.

It's a fair bit slower chipping cord though, because its on the stress all the time.

Cord = logs to me though, so we just sned a bit more.

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