Looks a useful machine that would fit into most average gardens … I’ve got two Timberwolf ( others available) and obviously have their limitations as are tow behind… better hammer the business account some more 😃👍
Thinking about getting the PowerHorse model (sold in US) that looks exactly like this unit, looks to be the same one with slight differences... mostly just the sticker change.... do you think this could handle hickory up to 3 inch diameter?
Thanks for letting me know, I must admit that surprises me, this machine has been and still is brilliant and has been a solid work horse for me. Best regards Mick.
Christopher Glover Hi Chris, I have just bought a high roof transit as the problem is the height of the machine. If the transit is high roof it will fit no problem as its not very long. To get it in the van I drag it up scaffold planks as it weighs nearly 380lbs or 27stone. I have also just bought a cheap hand winch to try out as well. This machine is v.well made but its heavy. Hope this helps.
Hi Steve, I haven't tried oak but have put a fair bit of mature holly through it with no problems. That's tough stuff, blunts a chainsaw pretty quick. Best regards Mick.
I began with a multi purpose pruner, hedge trimmer and strimmer combination and whilst heavy the engine is so reliable. After a couple of seasons I cautiously bought a chain saw, whilst a little under powered it has had a hard life for two years and the only replacement part needed was the grommet and fuel lines, that was my fault as I didn’t check the breather. It was incredibly cheap and the UK importer gave excellent service. I am about to buy another chain saw as a back up. Seriously cheap, robust and reliable. If they imported the top handle chain saw in to the Uk I would buy. Unable to comment on their larger equipment but so far I have no complaints as a semi professional user of chain saws.