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Buying new Whole tree chipper!...advice?

Started by MaineLogger, November 09, 2010, 05:22:55 AM

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MaineLogger

We just sent our little 20/36 down the road,700hrs. and it's ready for the scrap heap.Not real happy with Morbark service either.Woodsmans are knife throwing time bombs,saw this first hand,How about Bandit?
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bill m

I have a Bandit model 250 I bought new in 1991 and is still going strong. Two times I needed a whole tree chipper I rented bandits, first a model 1850 and the second time a 1890xp heavy duty. Both of them we feed with my log truck. The 1850 ( disk style ) worked great but the 1890xp ( drum style ) would not throw chips very well and kept on plugging up.
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Reddog

Never run one of these, but have heard good things from people that have them.

http://www.dynamicmfgcorp.com/index.htm

MaineLogger

I saw one of these in Bangor a couple of years ago,I don't of anyone in Maine that uses this chipper or if they have a dealership here.
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Husky 372's

thecfarm

Must of been the same one I saw in Bangor,too.That critter could chew some wood up. I asked the price,forgot how much now.  :o
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Reddog

Quote from: MaineLogger on November 10, 2010, 04:56:49 AM
if they have a dealership here.

MASSACHUSETTS looks like the closest dealer. Could give them a call and see if they have any closer. :)

Buck

Lots of Conehead chippers around here. I think most of them come thru the John Deere forestry dealerships.
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SouthernRumRunner

You might want to check this company out  http://www.petersoncorp.com/   .I run one of theirs 5000G whole tree chipper.

MaineLogger

Quote from: Buck on November 10, 2010, 09:08:36 PM
Lots of Conehead chippers around here. I think most of them come thru the John Deere forestry dealerships.
John Deere sells Morbark up here.I would like to see one thats been used a while,I wonder how the drum and anvil wear?.
380 Timberjack (cable)
230E Timberjack (cable)
648G Grapple
Husky 372's

MaineLogger

Quote from: SouthernRumRunner on November 11, 2010, 11:18:38 AM
You might want to check this company out  http://www.petersoncorp.com/   .I run one of theirs 5000G whole tree chipper.
Their new drum chipper looks pretty impressive.A little big for us though,no dealer in Maine that I can find.
380 Timberjack (cable)
230E Timberjack (cable)
648G Grapple
Husky 372's

Woodhauler

Go see gary pomeroy, he has a new  chipper he bought at nortrax 2-3 years ago! It is a good sized one,maybe 20 inch or bigger
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captain_crunch

Son in law works for Peterson and right now you proably could name your price Most of what they sell goes accross pond had two US companys back out on sales so they are kinda hurting now
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treefarmer87

Theres a big company down here in SC, Carroll lumber- they do pine plantation thinnings and use a big peterson chipper
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Lafferty Chipping

My grandpa started whole tree chipping in 1973 and we have been running Morbark every since.  They make good chips and are low maintance.

a old timberjack

if i am not mistaken, barry equipment in webster mass, is the peterson dealer for the northeast. they have a huge territory.
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