New chipper...

[Ty Korrigan]

We needed it these last 2 days.

Fighting with curly Lawson branches and knarly fists of hedging.

4 of us out including the Carlton 4012 following on grinding as we cut.

I called Mac at GM and he mentioned the possibility of such a machine in existence...

No reply from Mr Wolf as yet though.

Ty

[fen01]

TP200 turntable? 8" and 52/72hp, 1550/1625kg. I'm still contemplating one of these to replace the 150 - http://www.tpwoodchippers.co.uk/pdfs/TP_200_MOBILE_TURNTABLE.pdf

 

Regards,

 

Steve.

 

What he said. Awesome chippers. Just check the axles OK if buying second hand.

 

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[Arbtech Tree Services]

I'm also a fan of the 19-28 and according to TH White at the AA Show last year it can be supplied as a turntable, ideal for the Lawson.

 

Regards,

 

Steve.

[PeteB]

The 1928 can be had on a turntable, I've sold groups of them to Local Authorities up tint North West these last couple of years? 4 to Manchester and 5 to Wigan! If you see a big Quadchip in the Worksop area, that will be the test bed donkey.....

[Ian C]

The 1928 can be had on a turntable, I've sold groups of them to Local Authorities up tint North West these last couple of years? 4 to Manchester and 5 to Wigan! If you see a big Quadchip in the Worksop area, that will be the test bed donkey.....

 

How much is a 1928 on a table pete? And can we see a pic of the stelth chip?

 

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[benedmonds]

Hmm...

 

This topic came up in a recent meeting.....Ben, in a short while, I'll be taking a prototype back to GreenMech, shall I stop in Derby on the way down? We shelved the project but I think it might come alive again......

 

Bring it on pete..

[normandylumberjack]

I'm not explaining again.

 

 

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Sorry, I didn't realise that you have had to explain so many times, but at least the OP has an easier choice now.

[Timberwolf Sales]

Hello Ty

 

Firstly, apologies for the slight delay, we were helping logistics with delivery of some machines.

 

Ok, the height of the feed table is 795mm , just under 31". It has a slope to begin with to allow large and long material to be pulled easily into the 350mm x 230mm in-feed. (see pic.)

 

The 350 has a very large twin steel disc rotor weighing 250kg. The twin disc has steel paddles bolted in place in between and it is then fitted with 4 x double sided blades. (see pic.)

 

Regarding the bearings, yes they are very easy to grease and also extremely large. (see pic.)

 

A couple of other points. The 350, like all our machines is designed with a positive nose weight that is within a safe range for 4x4`s and for trucks alike. We also offer a choice of fixed height or fully adjustable height drawbar on this machine. (see pics.)

 

A demonstration is probably the best way for you to properly evaluate the machine in your own environment.