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tracked chipper on plant trailer vs ifor williams gd trailer


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I want one for all tasks really, carry chipper or grinder, landscape and fence materials, deliver logs, maybe carry both chipper and grinder, probabilly need the 10x 5 for that johnny?

 

Also do you agree drawbar way to long? Was considering having it cut down in length... But sometimes better to get the right thing first time

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I carry a Greenmech 1928 safetrak on an gh94 with the 10 inch wheels to keep the floor (and subsequent loading) height as low as possible to allow easy chipping on the trailer. It also has the axles a bit further forward than other plant trailers, which reduces nose weight when towing choppers (as opposed to diggers with heavy counterweights at the back). It is almost as though the trailer is made to measure for the chipper , it is a perfect fit even where the chipper butts up against the trailer's bucket rest. However, the 10 inch tyres are rubbish, they wear out very quickly. Also the single leaves on the suspension are weak - our chipper is under 2 tonne so isn't pushing the trailer's maximum weight limit but we had a spate of broken springs only rectified by fitting the double springs fitted to 3.5 tonne ifors. If the GH 94 was available with 3.5 tonne capacity I think it would be the perfect tracked chipper trailer.

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