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Total crap. Look at the bolts sitting proud INSIDE the hopper!

I'll take your word for it Steve.

Interesting about those Aussie chippers, cannot understand why they'd use a single roller on the 6" model. Single rollers suck!

I'd heard from a few people who'd worked out there that towing regs weren't much of an issue so the bigger the better.

Lot of bruits rave about thème but id rater pile it on a traîner or ligne a dire or stock it and leave it. Thought I'd leave that in French predictive:lol: Anyway what I meant was a lot of Brits rave about those (cs100) I'd rather drag it out of the garden, burn it or just leave it than use...

I tell you what's interesting about that chipper Fiddler. How behind the UK market the yanks are in small chippers. No offence, the bigger stuff you yanks have got it licked, I'm on my second Rayco grinder, and your bigger chippers are well built. But 816kgs! With a 25hp petrol engine. Here you...

If it means going back to a site when you could have been away with the cheque in your wallet, well, that's just bad business.

I'm being a bit hypocritical there actually. I whine and bitch like a toddler when I have to go out of my way to pick anyone up.

You can get too obsessed by these things.if one of those guys gave you a good laugh or lent you a great tape/cd it was worth it.

Out of curiosity Sean how much more would it cost to take the truck and chipper compared to a small truck and micro chipper? Not a lot in it I reckon, maybe an extra 10 or 15 dollars in fuel (guessing you don't live too far from town) A decent micro chipper 2000 dollars maybe, that buys a lot...

Chainsaw chip, I assume he means what we used to call "rashering up" running the saw repeatedly across a pile so it gets less voluminous. What we used to do in the back of a truck in the Stone Age. Good idea actually. Small chippers.......I don't know..I just couldn't bear to part with money...