Are Small Chippers Worth Having?

[john p]

Had my cs100 out today, it's brilliant, munched through everything, when I bought it I was prepared for shedding everything out but I'm pleasantly surprised what you can stuff in it without pratting about. Buy one

[Bob The Dog]

Keep the blades in good order and you'll be amazed at what the CS100 will devour. I love mine. Easy to move about on site and loads up the ramp into the trailer with ease. And they don't seem to lose much money, so you'll get your money back if it's not what you want.

[tim361]

I was in the same situation as you. Either loads of builders bags of rubbish or a couple of trips to the bonfire with a loaded truck. Had enough cash in the bank to put a deposit on a green mech cs100 and I'm paying the rest on finance. I've had it three months now and am really impressed with it. I never bothered demoing one just got one after reading all the good comments on here. It's exceeded all my expectations. You do need to be fairly good with your snedding, and keep the blades sharp. I wouldn't say it's making me a huge amount of money yet, it's covering it costs. It's more the time it saves you on every job.

[Stephen Blair]

 

Gloria is 8 years old now!

[kcstevens]

Not that I ever used one but I did like the look/idea of the little peruzzo people were talking about a good few months back

 

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[dig-dug-dan]

A mate is selling his cs100if anyone is interested?

[GazN]

I use one of these and it's fantastic, runs all day and get through a serious amount of stuff! made my life so much easier!

 

6.5hp Petrol Wood Timber Chipper Shredder Mulcher