Chipper Decision??

[silky fox]

Look forward to having a look at it in action in the near future Mr Trees

[hamdogg]

Keep us posted to what u get

[Dr.Green]

In April I bought a new greenmech 150. Kept my 125tw and all it's done is gather dust

 

Greenmech changed my business

[silky fox]

Glad to hear it...had a trial on a Greenmech years ago and wasn't impressed but have since used the 'arborist' and other models recently with great results!

[Paul Jenks]

If you've got the space and can afford it, it is always a good idea to keep a second machine.

Even with a new one bits fall off and break. Your old machine has earnt its place at the back of the workshop, owes you nothing and won't affect your PnL. Having a spare to bring out in case of a breakdown or part failure can save a lot of time and money.

Also, unless you go for exactly the same machine again, you may find each machine eats different types of brash better. Hedge clippings and ivy may feed into the older machine a little easier so you use that one for those jobs.

[Will C]

Go with a forst, if it brakes they will help you quickly and with a smile, customer service is a big part of any machine and they are GOOD

[Mountain man]

If you've got the space and can afford it, it is always a good idea to keep a second machine.

Even with a new one bits fall off and break. Your old machine has earnt its place at the back of the workshop, owes you nothing and won't affect your PnL. Having a spare to bring out in case of a breakdown or part failure can save a lot of time and money.

Also, unless you go for exactly the same machine again, you may find each machine eats different types of brash better. Hedge clippings and ivy may feed into the older machine a little easier so you use that one for those jobs.

I can't agree with you there Paul.

There too much money sitting there collecting dust and depreciating.

You can always hire or borrow if your new machine has a breakdown.

Keeping some back up chainsaws is one thing, 3 or 4 grands worth of plant is another.

[Daniel Jiggins]

I can't agree with you there Paul.

There too much money sitting there collecting dust and depreciating.

You can always hire or borrow if your new machine has a breakdown.

Keeping some back up chainsaws is one thing, 3 or 4 grands worth of plant is another.

 

 

Your right there, Find a good dealer I had issues with my greenmech I bought second hand and the dealer loaned me a new safe trak for two weeks while mine was being fixed at no cost.