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I wouldn’t describe them as that Gary (not quite anyway) this was a machine that they were unfamiliar with, some sort of trade in against an agricultural machine. Chanchers rather than shysters, the mechanic grinning with pleasure as I dismantled the salesman’s BS (whose cologne made my eyes...

Ahh apologies, I should have updated you. In a word no. I promised myself to be cool headed and pragmatic and it served me in good stead. I left the hotel nearby early doors and went to the agricultural dealers for 8.30. First impressions, a little shabbier than it looked in the photos. Second...

Well I’m half way across France atm. 8 hour drive so I’ve taken a bankers draft.

You’re right, it got a bit confusing. That’s the one I’m keeping. Thanks for the vid, better than the others I found.

Too heavy for the power, too big, too gutless.

It is 9” capacity. 2200 kg did I mess up the conversion? Here it is in action.

Too big for the smaller work, 2.2 tonnes (4800 pounds) I like 2 chippers in the workshop in case of downtime. Plus I need a bit of debt.

They don’t really sell them here. Vermeer is the only US chipper manufacturer with any real presence here.

Yeah, European spec I expect.

I have a 75hp Schliesing for the bigger work.

The engine doesn’t worry me, I’ve had plenty of Kubotas, it is the machine in general that interests me. I had a torrid time with the one I just sold, looking to have a more relaxing time on the next (probably last) chipper.

https://www.agriaffaires.com/occasion/broyeur-de-branches/41433740/vermeer-bc190xl.html Now I’ve sold my smaller chipper I’m on the hunt for a smaller one. I was going to get a brand new one but it’s not set in stone. This is in the mix, 400 hours, 48hp diesel Kubota engine. Being a US built...