Thanks for the answer Joost, its appreciated. But as I am a person who likes to drill more into a subject, I have many questions, which of course, someone can say they are of use and some are not. In any case, here goes from a person with no experience with such machines:
ENGINE
Some important things I guess, are hp, reliability/quality, running cost and parts sourcing/availability. A question is if at a machine you simply change the engine hp, it automatically changes the processing capability ? No other change needed ?
KNIVES
Is there a way someone to check the quality of the knives before buying them ? I mean, someone claims that they sell the best knives and they request a high price for them. How can I verify this ? Are there papers that document this, like from their supplier ? (I was working at a technical office and I remember that for the requirements that had to be met, we had to submit papers from the supplier that proved the quality of the steel bars)
Regarding design, I see options of two knives, two knives and a counterknive, two knives and hammers, but I don't actually understand the difference this design effectively has.. Is there a + and a - for each option and depending on where the machine is going to be used more ?
Then, I understand, there is the quality of bearings, belts, nuts&bolts, frame, steel thickness&quality, access to knives, paint, funnel size, etc.
For my case, a towed version is not suitable for the totally inclined off-road places, that I would like primarily to serve. Therefore, I am thinking of a trailer, two folding ramps and a small sized chipper capable of shredding branches of 7-8cm. After that diameter, its firewood use only.
So, #Joost or any other, feel free to chip in to this !