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best chipper to buy for £6000approx under??

Czlowiek Drzewo

By Czlowiek Drzewo
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skyhuck Grand Master

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  woodpicker said:
which ones dare you mention them :001_tongue:

 

I don't want to start slagging of machines.

 

The machines mentioned so far in this thread are all, IMO, good machines.

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  skyhuck said:
Some are utterly useless, IMO.

 

As you say IYO as i said we all have our favs Im not keen on timberwolf but that dont make em a bad chipper, when on a limited budget you have to look at them all and get the best machine possible.

 

can you name the useless ones then?

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