Timberwolf 150 DHB or Greenmech Arborist 150

[CJB]

I am going to the Greenmech dealership in the morning to see what they can do for me, it is really just the discs blades that I am concerned about, I understand they are easier on the pocket but what's the services costs compared to timberwolf, Find out tomorrow I guess!

[Peter]

Disc blades are ok, prefer the square quad chip blades though.

[CJB]

Yeah I guess I shouldn't be worrying about the discs as u say I can alway change them for the standard type blade anyway!

[monkeybusiness]

Once you have used the discs you won't go back. They are better than square blades in every way IMO. They last much longer between sharpens, can be rotated, and seem to keep working after being abused (not advised but sometimes necessary). We have chipped re-bar (accidentally) before now and completed they day's chipping before changing/turning the blades. I buy them in bulk from Saturn Machine Knives when they are on offer and they are very good value - they also offer an excellent sharpening service. I don't have any personal experience of the square GM blades but the feedback seems to be good - they look pretty pricey though.

[CJB]

Thanks for all your comments they have been really helpful, should be getting my Greenmech Friday!!

[WoodED]

I would say greenmech or forst,

 

 

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forst for me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[matthew ward]

Hope you don't mind me jumping on here but I was wondering how well these 150 greenmech deal with small brash and hedge trimmings as hedge cutting is about 30% of my work.

 

thanks

[D A Tree Surgeons]

Once you have used the discs you won't go back. They are better than square blades in every way IMO. They last much longer between sharpens, can be rotated, and seem to keep working after being abused (not advised but sometimes necessary). We have chipped re-bar (accidentally) before now and completed they day's chipping before changing/turning the blades. I buy them in bulk from Saturn Machine Knives when they are on offer and they are very good value - they also offer an excellent sharpening service. I don't have any personal experience of the square GM blades but the feedback seems to be good - they look pretty pricey though.

 

AGREE :thumbup:

[burrell_]

I would think about having a look a the tp160

I had a demo machine out

And boy oh boy its a nice machine

I use TW150 quite often and if I was buying a new chipper the tp160 I would buy it eats wood for fun