Tp160 spare belts and blades

[Drayton tree care]

Anybody interested in full service spares for the above chipper. Mine was stolen last year didn't get another but still got the full service box. Filters, belts, anvils etc. pm if it's of any use to anyone

[Ty Korrigan]

Hello,

Sorry for your loss.

On behalf of a colleague who is considering one of these, what is your opinion of this model?

We saw one at a show and the only worry was the large distance between the rollers and knives. A place where lumps may get trapped as with Bandit xp65 machines.

Although it is very much easier to access this area.

Regards

Ty

[Drayton tree care]

I can honestly say I never got a single bit stuck anywhere. The chipper was a monster it crushed unions like no tomorrow. Would get another one as the maintenance was so easy on it. You can also produce proper biomass chip which not many tow behinds will do. All you need is to buy the screening grid £200 ish and away you go. Get a demo and you'll love it. The only other chipper I have used that comes close is the forst tr6. Tp feed is a touch slower but the stress control is less frequent so makes it just as fast.

[J Scott]

Don't suppose you know if any of it is compatible with a TP150?

[Drayton tree care]

I don't know to be honest have a word with Arthur ibbetts