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<blockquote data-quote="cotswoldcs" data-source="post: 7198938" data-attributes="member: 664"><p>I'm looking for a wood chipper for our farm. We have virtually no woodland but plenty of trees dotted around the place and always have plenty of work in the winter. We've always burnt the brash but concerned that this isn't particularly good for the environment (especially if, or so I'm told, engine oil is used to help the fire burn a little quicker!) and I also have a used for woodchip on the farm. Burning brash properly is actually quite labour intensive and whilst quite satisfying, is taking up valuable time in the winter.</p><p></p><p>I think a wood chipper would save time - any comments?</p><p>We have a tractor so a PTO operated one makes sense - or does it? </p><p>I'm only looking at spending £3-4k + VAT, new or second hand.</p><p>My initial search has found a <a href="https://www.kellfri.co.uk/chipper-170-hydraulic-infeed-with-pump-and-tank" target="_blank">Kellfri 170 Chipper </a>for £3,200 - anyone got or seen one? Any good?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cotswoldcs, post: 7198938, member: 664"] I'm looking for a wood chipper for our farm. We have virtually no woodland but plenty of trees dotted around the place and always have plenty of work in the winter. We've always burnt the brash but concerned that this isn't particularly good for the environment (especially if, or so I'm told, engine oil is used to help the fire burn a little quicker!) and I also have a used for woodchip on the farm. Burning brash properly is actually quite labour intensive and whilst quite satisfying, is taking up valuable time in the winter. I think a wood chipper would save time - any comments? We have a tractor so a PTO operated one makes sense - or does it? I'm only looking at spending £3-4k + VAT, new or second hand. My initial search has found a [URL='https://www.kellfri.co.uk/chipper-170-hydraulic-infeed-with-pump-and-tank']Kellfri 170 Chipper [/URL]for £3,200 - anyone got or seen one? Any good? [/QUOTE]
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