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  1. Stephen W
    Hi George Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. I have now purchase the JO Beau 250, the same model as use have and its preformed remarkably well. Glad I spent that little extra. Good services from Dean at Global Recycling. Regards Steve
  2. Stephen W
    Hi George Very interesting post and I agree with yourself a lot of these machines are just rebadged. I spoke to chap a Rock Machinery about their 13 HP Briggs and Stratton chipper, as I had concerns that this was also likely to be yet another rebadged product. They informed me that only the metal fabrication was undertaken in China i.e the hopper/shute and the quality control and assembly was undertaken in the UK, so I thought this might also be an option. I am please your happy with your Jo Beau M320 and I will revisit the spec as most of the chipping on my plot are likely to be on conifers . Thanks for your very useful comments. Regards Steve
  3. Stephen W
    Sorry bad spelling should be Jansen. This was the one I was referring to. https://www.woodmanstore.com/526/product/jansen-gts1500e-shredder-timber-shredders-garden-mulcher--wood-chipper-wood-chipper-15hp-100mm.html
  4. Stephen W
    Well have read through most of what on this board and I guess likely to buy new, as I am a domestic user with a lot of trees and at the moment leaning toward the Jensen its 1500E at around £2000. Jo Beau and Greenmech would be outside my budget even secondhand. Would be interested to hear what people think. Regards. Steve

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