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Bald Ed

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  1. Timberwolf did a customer survey which I am sure that a number of you took part in, the findings of this survey have lead to Timberwolf addressing the issues raised with their own machines and those of some of their competitors.

    One point raised was that 750kg is a huge issue and is only getting bigger, there are machines on the market that really struggle to come under this threshold and keep the productivity you expect!:driver::thumbdown:

    Another point raised was bearing life, Timberwolf have addressed both these issues with the TW240TDHB(t) turntable machine, they have gone multiple steps further with the new "GAME CHANGING"chipper:thumbup:

  2. NEW Midlands Depot!

     

    Spectrum Plant are the official Timberwolf dealer for the Midlands and we're delighted to announce our new depot is now open in .....

     

    Cannock

     

    Unit 1 Ranton Park, Martindale. Cannock. Staffs. WS11 7XL

     

    Come over, meet Mark Vickers and the team and ask us about:-

     

    * EXPERT servicing and repair to all makes and models of chippers, shredders and stumpgrinders.

     

    *Chipper Hire

     

    *Stump Grinder Hire

     

    *Chainsaw servicing and repair.

     

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  3. Thought this may be the case :( cant seem to find anything on spectrum plant :( bugger

     

    Im not the parts guy but I have had a look at the parts list and the parts you need are the Side panel brackets, The retail price is £13.10 + Vat each and you will also need a 4 of M8 x 20 bolts, 8 x M8 nylocs and 8 x washers

    if you give our parts desk a call I am sure they will sort you out.

    0845 345 4866 option 2:thumbup1:

  4. According to what I could see and what Matt Smith from Redwood told me, it's a Jensen but with all the annoying bits taken out and improved.

     

     

    Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app.

     

    Bet Jensen will love to read that!!!!!!!!!!!

  5. Small Plant / Chipper Fitter / Workshop Supervisor

    We are looking for an experienced small plant Fitter to undertake service, repair and maintenance work on our hire fleet of chippers and stump grinders along with work on our customer’s machines.

     

    We are the Timberwolf Chipper Dealer for Manchester, Lancs, Cheshire, North Wales and the west Midlands as well as the UK importer of FSI Powertech Stumpgrinders.

     

    The position is full time, based at our Altrincham Depot but will include some on-site work. The successful applicant will be able to work alone as well as part of a team, be able to plan their own work as well as work to a planned schedule, a full drivers licence is also required.

     

    We offer a good salary depending on experience and qualifications, please PM me or email me at [email protected]

  6. Just going through my DCPC now to keep my C+E (old class 1), you do not need to take the DCPC unless you use your C1 licence (3500kg - 7500kg) for business use so long as driving is the main operation of your employment.

    driving to and from site carrying tools for your own use where driving is not your main job does not require you to take your driver's CPC.

     

    Hope that helps:thumbup:

  7. To me the 240 looks like timberwolf stripped down a quad chip and copied all the bits they liked ... So can't be a bad machine.

     

     

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    I would not say that, as with all chippers the basic lay out is similar to its class competitors be it turntable, PTO, in-line or tracked, we are all governed by the same criteria so there is only a set number of configurations all manufacturers can use. The HSE set the in-feed hopper height and stop bar layout, the weight constrictions have a massive impact on the components such as the Kubota 3 cyl turbo engine shared by Greenmech and Timberwolf in the sub 750kg turntable machines, (this engine was first used in the Jensen sub 750kg in-line machine so it could be said we are all following the Germans!)

    Although the basic design of the 2 chippers in question looks similar its the design of the main chipping components that set these 2 machines apart and these benefits can only be measured by using the machines along with personal preferences. I would recommend that if you have the chance, you try the TW240TDHB(t) and make your own decisions on the spec and build quality.

    It is an impressive machine:thumbup1:

  8. The speed and ease at which the morals of salesmen can bought and sold is quite astonishing.

     

    Don't just pick on KEV though, pretty sure ED hasn't been selling Timberwolf for long.

     

    No you are right there Jonny69, but any Salesman worth his salt will only sell on the merits of his own product not the down side of his competitor's so the reasons for changing allegiance should only be because they see benefits in their new choice of product. Kev could have slated the Timberwolf product but instead he pushed the benefits of his product as he sees them, that in my view is a fair comment even if the thread is relating to a Timberwolf machine, Sorry for the rant:thumbup:

  9. Hi can any one comment on the new timberwolf tw240?

     

     

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    Where abouts in the country are you, I would be happy to arrange a demo for you if you are in our area or I will point you in the right direction if you are not.

    In my slightly biased opinion the TW240 is a quality machine with great throughput but you will see that for yourself if you give it a try:thumbup1:

    Give me a call if i can help. 07880 646067

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