Cuttingedge

Can anyone help with tree felling not big trees just lots of them. Must have chain saw, chipper and CSCS cards. The site is in yateley we are coming up from winchester.

You won't go wrong with a 75 bandit, I have got 4 of them on my hire fleet. They all have long flippers on them now, so no problems with chip going everywhere now. Never have any problem with pipes or wires being ripped off. Don't look pretty but they do what it says on the tin. Never had any problems with them, my oldest one has 750 hours on clock.

Dean at global (bandit chippers)

The 95 is the chipper with a single feed roll isn't it, more for stringy material and grasses? Would be interested to know why you don't like it and your comments.

Forget the 65 and go for the 75 got four of them. Been doing tree surgery for 13 year all I've ever had is bandit, got a 9" 12" as well. But used many other chipper over the years. Speak to dean at global great back up now.

Have a look at the bandit 490 gravity chipper great bit of kit. Easy to move and a massive opening.

Hi I've got a 9" and a 7" bandit and as dean said the 7" will be hear by then. Give me a call 078180 33394 Chris

Bandit 75 well worth a demo. Got four of them and never let me down. Every simple and easy to use and no electrics to go wrong.

Done a demo the other day with it and the customer was very impress with it. He has a timber Wolf gravity feed chipper, he said the bandit was much better. Useing It on Monday have a big oak take down in a court yard, so got to take it though the school.

Snap-on tried the cheap ones doesn't pay

Phone global on 01636 594360 and speak to mark or Alan. Should be able to help.

That's to close for my liking. Where are you in Southampton, it's good to have the heads up.

Hi got two for hire give me a call on 07818033394 Chris cuttingedge

Excellent machines got two 750 and 635, both very different. If you can go for the bigger one. I have ten different attachments from movers flail buckets log grab auger and rotavator. We uses them on the farm and on the hire fleet every day. Avant techno are based near you.

Bandit 75 all the way, will last for ever. If u want to try one I'm not far for u.

Hi mark had a Vermeer ok machine. Prediter never heard a good report about them. CALTON and bandit old machines almost the same machine. The new 2250 bandit great machine, I put mine out on hire and have no problems. Belt less drive, engine is sat on the back of the machine not on the head great for stabilaty.

Tracked or trailed I've got a 9" tracked and a 12" trailed both bandits. If u want will call u tomorrow. Or phone me on 07818 033394

Dean like the one in orange.

Is that the system where that people put tape over the sensor, because every time u look at the front of the machine it cuts out. Like u say if your a skilled operator why would u want that.

When I started my business in 2000 the first machine I got was a 252. Good machine but times have moved on but the 252 hasn't, retired it in 2005 for a bandit 2900t. Now have a bandit 2250 as well. Well built the cutting sweep is excellent, on belts, bearings and one of the good things about it is the engine is sat on the back of the machine not on top. The 252 is easy to rollover, yes ok you can put dual wheels on but then it not 35", eats bearings and where the engine is on the top it's up and down oil to the front then oil to the back the engines don't last that long nomally the back piston goes. had three engines on my machine. With the 252 if the teeth are slightly dull will bounce or drag the machine into the root. The 2250 does not bounce or move, if chipping in front of wheels of the 252 struggles to move not man anough drive pump.

Can beat a bandit, reliable and very well built. Had a 90 then in 2005 upgraded to a new 150 it now has 1900 hours on the clock and all I've ever done is change blades. About 18 mouths ago got a 75 what a machine that is, now have three of them with a tracked one on order. The 150 is hardy used only on big crappy jobs. Have a look at the 75 as well as the 90 you will be impressed.