Timberwolf 125PH

[Parker]

I know that people prefer different chippers etc etc but has any used the abover chipper? any good points/ bad points?

 

Local Authourity I work with are looking at getting one for the Countryside Team to use so wont get huge amounts of use.

 

Only concern I've got is that there is no stress feed - does that make it a pain when chipping larger stuff/material with lots of leaves on?

 

Cheers in advance!

[geoff]

Its a cracking little chipper in my opinion, owned one for 2 years, no worries, keep the blades sharp like any other chipper. they are so easy to push about ,we also use a tw150, but more often than not the 125 fits the bill. No stress no feed works fine,leylandi when its raining needs the user to slow down a bit as they can block if you ask too much of the honda petrol engine. sorry to enthuse about its qualities, but in my opinion it is a viable machine.

[Timberwolf Official]

The Timberwolf 125PH comes as standard with twin feed rollers and the no stress unit is included as well.

[Mark Bolam]

Save a few quid and let your forearms do the stress control on wet conifer by getting an 18/100G instead! TW's secret weapon that they don't like to advertise or talk about!