Kellfri, anyone?

[dudders]

Does anyone have experience of Kellfri machinery? Seems to be lower-priced than the competition, so I'm suspicious that there may be a price to pay in reliability/longevity. They do a wide range of stuff, from feeders to woodchippers, mostly lighter-weight applications. Although it's a Swedish company, from their claim of 'Scandinavian design and development', I infer 'Chinese manufacture'. I'm just going to ask them about that, but any personal experience would be good to know. Thanks.

 

[Dave W]

I've nothing much good to say about them having bought a few bits over the years.
once had a fairly new woodchipper. Worked exactly as it should when it left factory. It was so bad I didn't have the heart to retail it to anyone. Ended up putting it in a sale and made a slight loss.

 

[mo!]

We have a bag lifter from them. It's fine for the money.

 

[Highland Mule]

Bought a set of pallet forks a few years ago for my Trima loader. Do exactly what they say on the tin.

 

[Deutzdx3]

There was a thread a while back about an atv mower that chewed through belts for fun. Not heard many good things but depends what your expectations are and what you’re buying from them. Just know it’s Chinese rebadged as European made. Don’t know if it’s all like it but a lot is.

 

[f2tmg]

Also have a bag lifter thats good, paint scratches off just looking at it though