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Hi guys. I've got a bit of an issue that's just crossed my mind, and I wouldn't mind your thoughts.

 

I've got a chipper here that I'm selling. It's an Entec Trukloder, like the TW18/100g. The problem is a few years ago I started stripping it down ready to respray in company colours, and in doing so I removed the serial number plate from the top of the flywheel housing. I got sidetracked and never did respray it, but now I can't find the bloody plate!

 

It's an old machine that I bought used around ten years ago. I could probably dig out my purchase receipt for it but I'm worried that it will still put people off.

 

So I suppose my question is, if you were looking to buy it what reassurance would you accept that it's not a dodgy machine? I appreciate I've slipped up a bit here!:001_rolleyes:

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There's no plate on the draw bar. Never was I don't think?

 

When you say inside the chute do you mean the discharge chute? Or the feed hopper? I've had both of those parts off a number of times but have never noticed a number, not that I've been looking that hard. I'll have a closer look because I'd love to find it! It's probably hidden under the sticky crud that coats everything in there!

 

The only plate I know about is the big plate on the top of the flywheel housing that I took off so I could paint it properly. If I remember right it had the manufacture date and serial number on it.

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Hi guys. I've got a bit of an issue that's just crossed my mind, and I wouldn't mind your thoughts.

 

I've got a chipper here that I'm selling. It's an Entec Trukloder, like the TW18/100g. The problem is a few years ago I started stripping it down ready to respray in company colours, and in doing so I removed the serial number plate from the top of the flywheel housing. I got sidetracked and never did respray it, but now I can't find the bloody plate!

 

It's an old machine that I bought used around ten years ago. I could probably dig out my purchase receipt for it but I'm worried that it will still put people off.

 

So I suppose my question is, if you were looking to buy it what reassurance would you accept that it's not a dodgy machine? I appreciate I've slipped up a bit here!:001_rolleyes:

 

 

 

I'd be hard pressed to buy anything if the serial number was missing.. no matter what story I got told... slipped off, someone nicked it, well it had one once!!!!..

 

And I wouldn't tell you were a hidden serial number was in case you wanted to get rid of that as well.....

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I'd be hard pressed to buy anything if the serial number was missing.. no matter what story I got told... slipped off, someone nicked it, well it had one once!!!!..

 

And I wouldn't tell you were a hidden serial number was in case you wanted to get rid of that as well.....

 

I wouldn't blame you for that at all. You think just like I do. Hence my post.

 

This is exactly the problem I need to overcome. It's an honest machine that's been with me for a long time. It just doesn't look like it to someone who doesn't know me! I really hope it's got another number stamped on it. Then I can post it up here and elsewhere with my advert. I've got nothing to hide.:thumbup1:

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