Yes I’ve got a tow behind and I have the CS100 … very pleased with it … we pollarded 4 trees the other week and the CS100 dealt with the lot .. obviously the bigger stuff you log 🪵 anyway … those days of trying to fill a panel van with brash seem a distant memory now …. 👍
Cheers 👍 thanks for watching. It's a ton/ bulk bag that materials get dropped in, builders bag, dumpy bag...they have a number of names. I just call them ton bags
I've been real pleased with it, had it maybe 4 years now. These drum chippers are much better than the little flywheel ones that were only available years ago
Looks like you've had a busy day. A chipper is one of the few things that I've never really used. Also Don't want to make you jealous but we have finally done the first cut of the year
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd started 08:00 two of us mowing one strimming finished about 16:10 six plots weather was ok but I think we killed the van didn't smell good at all stong smell of electric cables and hot engine oil
@@LewisgardenservicesLtd it's made a refreshing change from leaf collection and putting up fencing. Abit of a change with the storms tree cutting. One lawn wasn't the best but it was new turf only layered 3 months ago wasn't ready but the customer wanted the lawn cutting
Not sure about chippers. Cant make my mind up if its quicker and easier to put waste in a trailer and take to the dump or if the time and expense of chipping saves in the long run. Have an LTS chipper which has been a garage ornament since the first day I took it out.... snuck in a couple of grass cuts yesterday 😀 almost a month early for Scotland
If you have local, cheap green waste site and don't do heaps of tree work I'd just tip. Mine does very little work during maintenance season but handy in winter on small tree stuff, was an investment when our area was lacking a tip site...now we have both👍
