What's your wee chipper set up?

[Stephen Blair]

I've used a Luton van with tail lift, it's been excellent,

If u need to take stuff away I just put it in ton bags and remove.

I've also got a tracked barrow so its great for that too.

[Spoons]

SWB Transit with the rear part of it separated so chip into back of van. Chipper on a home made jetski trailer which I leave on the trailer whilst chipping.

[PeteB]

I thought Steve Blair's Luton van with tail lift and a load of wheelie bins was a blinder! Chip and wheel rather than drag, chip and sweep! All your kit out sight and out of the weather plus big advertising space.....plus you can do the odd "back hander" shifting stuff....

[Stephen Blair]

the Luton set up is perfect for the 1 man band micro chipping set up.

i did have a wee trailer behind my van, then i got a bigger van and it went inside,but pushing up and down ramps was a bit sketchy,then i got the tail lift which is brilliant. its a diferent way of working for sure, i can fill 4 dumpy bags inside and still fit the chipper in the back, chuck the logs on the top of the bags and away i go.

i hardly use it now as i have the mog, Gloria is having a wee bit of hibernating and Ldv is away for her MOT.

[White Noise]

the Luton set up is perfect for the 1 man band micro chipping set up.

i did have a wee trailer behind my van, then i got a bigger van and it went inside,but pushing up and down ramps was a bit sketchy,then i got the tail lift which is brilliant. its a diferent way of working for sure, i can fill 4 dumpy bags inside and still fit the chipper in the back, chuck the logs on the top of the bags and away i go.

i hardly use it now as i have the mog, Gloria is having a wee bit of hibernating and Ldv is away for her MOT.

 

Yes I rather liked that set up . Tail lift also good for putting a stumpy on the truck