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One of our 6" timberwolfs 10 ys old (entec). Its had a new flywheel and the odd replaced hydralic roller in that time.

Dont know if they made them better then but id say thats been value for money.

If you shove crap through a chipper, tow it like a mainiac, thrash it from stone cold and dont bother to change oil,air,fuel filter then expect everything to wear out quickly.

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I just got 2001 TW 6inch

 

Never used a greenm

 

Are they flywheel or belt

 

The flywheel is the big disc the blades and fans are attahced to mate, so most have this, apart from some drum chippers.

 

I'm not an expert but I always look at belts as the weak link, these help to reduce shock loads to the engine, as a flywheel direct to the engine is not good.

 

I always find easing the throttle up helps to make the belts last longer and is good for the engine especially in the cold.Some of the groundies i've worked with yank the throttle up and you could hear the belts squeling as they slipped not good.

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