self propelled chipper (Shreks wee chipper)

[Frank]

Probably even the small chipper wouldnt get into many areas we work in, .

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Do you just tend to bonsai's in a model village????

[White Noise]

a 4x4 merc lorry, get it in a few weeks

 

I must say you do have some nice toys:thumbup:

[Mesterh]

 

Do you just tend to bonsai's in a model village????

 

Lol yeah, although its more like model villages with not so bonsai'd trees!

[Treefitter]

I've been using this arrangement for at least 10 years now. It's most useful when you have steps, slopes, architect's, and jo public who find it impossible to imagine that those tiny little trees will grow into... It's a 16HP Truckloader and a Honda power wheelbarrow.

[Stephen Blair]

that is excellent, i have wanted a tracked barrow for years, my mate has had that exact model for about 15 years, it has never let him down, and he really loads it with turf. thanks for that mate.

[Andy Collins]

I think I have an idea....... quad....rear rack.....jo-beau chipper...

[Stephen Blair]

stick a linkage on the quad andy.

[Andy Collins]

I like to over-complicate things:001_smile:

[Stephen Blair]

if you dont have one of these yet, then you really should get one. i introduced the little fella to conifer today, thick juicy stuff too, it did the side stuff with ease, just needed a little push with a pokey stick, it ate the 3-4 inch stuff easily, holly wasnt a problem and didnt drop a rev with cherry or rowan. thankyou greenmech. no more dragging brash or sweeping driveways. i usually take a full mog load out this garden every 18months, you can only see a small corner of the rear garden, the customers are delighted with their mulch and new discounted price. and i make more on the job aswell. this was usually a 3 man job with mog and chipper that took 4 hrs, i did it myself with ease in under 5 hrs with 2 coffee breaks and lunch aswell:thumbup:

Edited September 9, 2009 by Stephen Blair

[Simon Rotheram]

if you dont have one of these yet, then you really should get one. i introduced the little fella to conifer today, thick juicy stuff too, it did the side stuff with ease, just needed a little push with a pokey stick, but it ate the 3 inch stuff with ease, holly wasnt a problem and didnt drop a rev with cherry or rowan. thankyou greenmech. no more dragging brash or sweeping driveways. i usually take a full mog load out this garden every 18months, you can only see a small corner of the rear garden, the customers are delighted with their mulch and new discounted price. and i make more on the job aswell.

 

Did you purchase one of those pokey sticks too?

 

Looks like its saving you a lot of work mate, and customers happy too so everyones a winner!