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New Wood Chipper - Timberwolf TW13

Posted by Andrew Michael Palmer on December 21, 2012 at 8:54am
Just purchased my new wood chipper - A Timberwolf, TW13, the smallest of their range, but still makes mince meat of upto 3.5", their £2900 &vat new, Got it for £1900. It's in great condition, bit of a purchase before Christmas, but a bargain at that price, the condition in near on new.Those small trees and hedges, will no longer be an issue, mulch a go go.....
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    Gary RK December 21, 2012 at 10:13am

    Every so often there are those pivotal moments when you do or buy something for the business and subsequent impact is beyond expectation.

    When we swapped to 'proper' chipper/shredders' years ago, that was the case for us :-)

    We went round the sites just looking for areas that needed clearing....

    Enjoy....!

  • phil@gardenchief.co.uk December 21, 2012 at 1:38pm

    That's ace, thought of getting one myself but as i can tip for £10 per ton it's hard to justify.

    Are you transporting it in a van/trailer or chipping at home?

  • Andrew Michael Palmer December 21, 2012 at 9:19pm
    I'm transporting it in my trailer, what I didn't consider, it won't fit, standing up, I'm having to consider taking the mesh roof off the trailer!', I can take the hopper off the chipper, but don't want to do this on a regular basis.

    I'm going to test removing the hopper in the next week or so, to see if that reduces the 188kg in weight that much.

    I thought I'd be able to use on my own, got no chance getting it in the trailer on my own with that weight, I may need to invest in a small winch, things I never considered, now I need solutions not problems.

    Overall very happy indeed.
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