Greenmech Arborist 130

[Parker]

Can anyone give me some feedback on the above chipper please...good and bad!

[PC tree]

Is that the same as eco arborist with the 23bhp kholer engine ? If so that's what I use and it's s beltin piece of kit I think!!! Don't have to send out much at all not like some chippers. Just done a full day on beech up to 4/5" with no drama at all. 650kg so easy tow, yeah quite happy with mine. Got access to a 150 bandit for bigger stuff...

 

Cheers

 

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[PC tree]

Sned not send!!

[PeteB]

Belting machine! Get one as soon as you can!

 

But then, I would say that....

 

I must admit that had one out to use for a demo the other day and it is impressive!

[kentjames]

Purchased one a few months back and love it!

 

Superb build quality, excellent design.

 

The letter box inlet to the blades allow it to punch above its weight and it feeds lovely.

 

Being that it has a petrol engine instead of a diesel it does take a second or two longer to bounce back on the no stress but its no different to its competitors.

 

We have used it on loads of jobs since these two videos but these give you an idea of its capabilities

 

 

[treefrog]

Lawrence have a think about the 150 they may be sold but green mech had a couple of ex demos at a great price. Think you need at least that capacity for your work. Don t want to have to change again in a couple if years as you get busier.

[Johny Walker]

Purchased one a few months back and love it!

 

Superb build quality, excellent design.

 

The letter box inlet to the blades allow it to punch above its weight and it feeds lovely.

 

Being that it has a petrol engine instead of a diesel it does take a second or two longer to bounce back on the no stress but its no different to its competitors.

 

We have used it on loads of jobs since these two videos but these give you an idea of its capabilities

 

 

 

couldnt be doing wi a n/s going that slow

[D A Tree Surgeons]

Great bit of kit

U won't b sorry u brought one

[CJM]

It's not a bad machine it all depends on what you'll be using it for, if you'll be doing a lot of site clearance jobs it won't be fast enough to be constantly fed brash, but if you mainly do garden jobs it'll be perfect. It's essentially a 150 arborist with a petrol engine. Get one on demo/hire that'll be my best advice

[Dillinger86]

For anyone who has had an arborist 130 for a while is it still going well?