7"-8" on a turntable

[WoodED]

Yeh, might have been ok with a bigger vehicle with a proper full box but on a transit with a open top, terrible!

Spoke to greenmech yesterday and the spout on the 19-28 turntable is a good 30cm higher than the quadchip which could be a problem and we will end up chipping like this all the time.

 

 

Is that an rb44 I see?

[Gray git]

Is that an rb44 I see?

 

It is.

[WoodED]

it is.

 

 

 

[Ian C]

I would say you need to go to a min if 8" jon as going to a 190 over a 6" won't make much difference, I would go 8-9" .

[Gray git]

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Nice<3

[Gray git]

To be fair the forst is looking good Ian. Would love to go for a bandit 90xp but a lump more money and 2.2ton to drag round all the time.

In an ideal world I'd have a big 9" machine and keep the quadchip but don't have the money for that.

[Ian C]

Try the 190 gm you might be surprised,it looks a well thought out machine but have never used one.

[WoodED]

To be fair the forst is looking good Ian. Would love to go for a bandit 90xp but a lump more money and 2.2ton to drag round all the time.

In an ideal world I'd have a big 9" machine and keep the quadchip but don't have the money for that.

 

 

The forst st 8 is a stonking machine. Very hungry Firm I used to work for have two tr8's . Found this on YouTube

[hamdogg]

The st8 IMO is a lot better than the 6! The st6 has had a lot of teething problems! 8 seems to be getting bloody good reviews!?

[Mick Dempsey]

A lot of bigger (used) chippers very cheap around atm.

You can take a chance on one. and keep the qchip.