Biomass Chipper to suit 150-200hp Tractor?

[Gray git]

Try looking at a farmi chipper if your just starting out with biomass chipping as much cheaper than most other brands, although it will not have a screen in it they do have slither brakes so tend not to suffer from oversized bits.

 

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[Pierre_robbo]

My TP960 chipper produces a nice chip and is very adjustable, Runs OK at 100hp.

 

 

 

I also have seen a damaged repairable TP280 recently.

 

 

Where have u seen the damage repairable?

[Pierre_robbo]

Have farmi or Laimet uk distributors?

[Gray git]

I think vermeer UK are a farmi dealer or its m large.

100hp would run a 10" farmi but only a small laimet prob 6"max as they don't have stress control.

 

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[openspaceman]

Where have u seen the damage repairable?

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[woodmad]

I wouldn't discount heizohacks, there are many reasons for poor chip quality, and the same reasons will apply to any chipper.

The chip quality is directly related to the quality of wood being chipped. Species, moisture content and size of timber will affect it.

Blade sharpness and set up will affect it. The sieve determines the size of chip, which most other makes don't have, certainly in the hp range you are looking at.

Heizohacks are good chippers IMO and the lack of secondhand machines must mean something!

 

 

 

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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

I wouldn't discount heizohacks, there are many reasons for poor chip quality, and the same reasons will apply to any chipper.

The chip quality is directly related to the quality of wood being chipped. Species, moisture content and size of timber will affect it.

Blade sharpness and set up will affect it. The sieve determines the size of chip, which most other makes don't have, certainly in the hp range you are looking at.

Heizohacks are good chippers IMO and the lack of secondhand machines must mean something!

 

 

 

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Trouble is the account above about dust and slivers is the exact same as a.n.other heizohack near here has troubles with. That makes it too high a risk to take. Plenty of others to consider.

Edited March 16, 2014 by TimberCutterDartmoor

[Steve Bullman]

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[Robert McTurk]

There are not many slivers and any there is are not that big or that thick. Most boilers have cutters on the augers anyway that will deal with any small slivers

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

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