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Be good when we can have this sort of race in the dry, the GP is more interesting this year. Can't say enough about Cal, give him a factory bike & quick.
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The world of chippers & other arb equipment is like any other & it's personel preference at the end of the day, however it is not possible to build a lightweight robust machine. We stand by our 5yr build warranty & could probably double it without worrying too much. You never read on here of our chippers cracking, bending, fins breaking off, bearings failing etc & they do what we say they will do. I would confidently stand a Bandit side by side with anything else on the market to see what can chip & what will last but I think I would be there on my own.
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Try ringing Jess at CPA Services in Grantham on 01476 571404, tell him you spoke to Dean at Global recycling.
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The HB20 has proved to be a good inbetween grinder that fits nicely into the marketplace, there was definately a gap for arborists who wanted a larger grinder that was self propelled, still narrow and was significantly easier to use but within a budget cheaper than similar wheeled types. It has now proven to be a well established machine, without opting for a wheeled or tracked grinder this is by far the best option IMO.
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I purchased some pitched pine parquet flooring 10 yrs ago for my dining room, very hard waring & good as new.
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What sort of size & horsepower range do you have in mind?
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One of the biggest changes apart from the hydraulics themselves is the engine positioning, now alot lower down making the units more stable & on the rear of the machines. A machine of this size is approx £1500 more than the equivilent belt driven grinder, clutches seem to be a major problem on grinders & on some makes becoming obsoulete already, belts are also becoming pricey & non genuine usually dont last long. No maintenance has got to be good, no linkages, pulleys, bushings. no adjustments, I think this is the way forward now. Every grinder has trouble with belts & clutches & some more than others, I don't think you would be long getting the £1500 back with a bit of downtime + over a number of years this is negligable. We also noticed when grinding that if you take to deep a cut the hydraulics popped into neutral instead of slipping belts & clutches.
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The cedars were taken down ten years ago but were solid, we all expected them to have softened, on the plus side they smell nice
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Thought I would post a few pics of a demo carried out this week with a new hydraulic grinder, the machine is 45hp turbo(the same as our 7" chipper). there are a few aprehensions that being hydraulic that this draws to much power resulting in a lot of power loss. I have to admit I was beginning to doubt myself as I have heard this that often but technology moves on & the demo proved that this is a thing of the past. These were very large cedar stumps & were rock hard so a good test, they were not ground in record time but the job was completed satisfactorly.
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the same question was asked on here a couple of years back but had no response, someone may have one now though?
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Heres another we built bespoke for a customer that was bigger to go on the rear of a Fendt.
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Is this a comparible machine we are talking about to the one pictured or are you suggesting your 50hp machine will do the same? we only make a 7" at that HP.
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The Bandit in the picture was a 12" capacity with a 12.5x 19" opening so yes a large chipper. The front springs were upgraded in this instance but the mog was fine & still is, chipper weighs approx 1600kgs but can be fited with a hydraulic sideshift made by ourselves to move the chipper for transport. 6, 9,12 & 14" available but they are front or rear only not both as they are built completely different.
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No because I just found out it went to Norway, just inside our area.
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The bandit works pretty well.
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generally speaking up to a 3 tonne machine you need minimum 27ltrs per min, 3-8 tonne is 55 & above this is 90ltrs. these are anywhere from £3K-£12K.
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It does everything that all others can't.
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Seeing as we had some pics of a nice tracked grinder I thought I better publish these of our latest tracked chipper. This is a 15"HD drum chipper being delivered tomorrow, fully radio remote control including discharge & hydraulic toplift.
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Gone so soon:sad: I think the chap in the background likes it.
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Around 2.7 tonnes, I think this is destined for some big project as it was purchased with £4K worth of teeth & pockets. Keep your eyes peeled for some new models again soon.
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Happy birthday Dean
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Accommodation is non exsistent anywhere local, one of my customers has hired a camper van for a few days as 3 days local is approx £1000. As woodworm says you need 2-3 days, on a + side flights are cheap.
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That's it on it's way, what a lovely rainbow of colours
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Sorry don't want to declare the price as this was built to order & is sold & I do not want to post private info but you are looking high fourties.
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