Thanks for the shout man, I reckon this’ll keep me going for a bit - but how do you rate the smaller green mechs? I’d love to upgrade to the little tracked one down the line! (165?)
It’s not a bad machine it my first chipper , with the right material through it it’ll chip same as a tw150 , doesn’t like awkward branches and wouldn’t put a 6 inch piece of timber through it tho but the engine is bulletproof an easy to navigate
I replaced my blade attach bolts with button head allen bolts after stripping one. Thanks for the sharpening idea.
I’ve since moved to a metal knife sharpening jig - absolute game changer, much better than a diy wooden one and only about £12 👍
Hi, are you using any screw lock?
No, however it is recommended - I’m also not checking torque, but ‘strong arm’ newtons has done me good thus far 😉
Got a green mech eco150 chipper for sale if interested
Thanks for the shout man, I reckon this’ll keep me going for a bit - but how do you rate the smaller green mechs?
I’d love to upgrade to the little tracked one down the line! (165?)
It’s not a bad machine it my first chipper , with the right material through it it’ll chip same as a tw150 , doesn’t like awkward branches and wouldn’t put a 6 inch piece of timber through it tho but the engine is bulletproof an easy to navigate