Tracked Kwick Chip Chipper

[David Riding]

Any one had experience of these,

[Stephen Blair]

nope, but from what i can gather from here they arent very good. but we will soon find out.

[Mr Ed]

Kwik chip? as in an orange tunnisen? I've seen a few, not a bad machine, by any means.

[David Riding]

Kwik chip? as in an orange tunnisen? I've seen a few, not a bad machine, by any means.

 

 

yeah kwikchip, seen 2 for sale at whats seems to be a good price, but maybe not if there poor quality?

[Johny Walker]

yeah kwikchip, seen 2 for sale at whats seems to be a good price, but maybe not if there poor quality?

 

i had the mobile version it litarly dropped to bits the older stuffs very good but the later stuff a lot of the engineering was out sauced to ex communist countrys as they were very cheap, it had a good strong chipping unit as that bit was still made in germany as for the rest off it very poor & back up was it ended up been sent back to germany to rebuilt & resprayed had more cracks than packet of broken biscuits

[Johny Walker]

get a jensen not as dear as they used to be & well built

[Ian C]

get a greenmech not as dear as they used to be & very well built

 

 

totally agree with you jonny.................

[dazlog]

Agree with what`s already been said, the old one`s not bad well built i run pto model apart from belts has been o.k. not heard much about tracked models tho.

[Stephen Blair]

get a jensen not as dear as they used to be & well built

 

do you know anyone selling one johnty:sneaky2:

[benedmonds]

We have a 222, the original alloy engine died, but apart from that it's a good machine. Comparable to the TW 190.