Greg

Extra climber needed for dismantling work next Wed 28th & Thurs 29th or Thurs 29th & Fri 30th in Wilmslow, Cheshire. Must have tickets up to cs39 and basic rigging experience. If interested please call Greg 07941 387626 or email [email protected] Many thanks.

There's Tapatalk as already suggested above and also Forum Runner.

Stagg (Brookside Engineering) made my chip box / tool box. Great service from Mark & John. Tel: 01785 761000. Brookside Engineering (Stone) Ltd. Home Page

No problems with my Quad Chip. As said above, when the blades need a new sharp face you just turn them 90 degrees. The turntable is a great feature too - I didn't think I would use it as much as i do, wouldn't be without it now. If you are thinking of spending that kind of money on a new chipper then get a few different makes on demo as I did to make sure you find the right one for your needs.

I agree with the above review. I have the wx640 and it's a fantastic bit if kit. I ilke the mod you've made on the operating levers in the first two photo's :-)

Have you not already asked this question the other day?

Adrian Carvell in Congleton Carvells

25t on 6.5hp (Wallenstein 640)

Ditto the above post. I've got the wx640 version and has split everything put through it.

I was looking at the Iveco 4x4 earlier in the year. They come as 3.5t or 5.5t gross weight. Single cab or Double cab. The 3.5t version doesn't have much of a payload though :-( I'd love one but just can't justify the asking price. Think I'll have to wait a few years until a few second hand one's come along.

Hi Simon, sorry to de-rail but thought I'd let you know that your web site signature link isn't working.

Very nice work. Can't wait to start milling some nice wood myself.

Hi Pete, it was robsonkay.co.uk Can't help you on the successful purchaser though. p.s. The Tree Works Ltd auction was nothing to do with my company!

Android here - HTC Wildfire, great little phone.

No probs, give me a shout if you need any more wood shifting. Cheers, Greg.

Paul, is the site close to me? (Congleton)

I tried a number of machines and finally plumped for the Greenmech Quad Chip. If you're anywhere near Cheshire and want a demo just give me a shout. Cheers,

I've got the WX640 road tow model and it has split everything put through it, including lots of horrible arb waste. Excellent machine! If anyone wants a demo then feel free to contact me. It's hire out at £70 per day.

How about the Grindomatic V12

Which version did you buy? i.e. 20mW / 30mW etc. Cheers.

I don't think you will find the price online (may be wrong though). I 'm sure Peter from GreenMech will be along in a moment to give you the figures.

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I'm 32" and have to tighten the waist belt quite a lot so you should be alright with a size 1. Always best to try though first. I'll have to act as your groundie for the day whilst you try