Chippers for sale

protreecare · Dec 26, 2004

We have a couple of chippers for sale they include,
-1986 Asplundh whisper chipper, 4 cyl. Ford, painted white, runs great for $4,500
-1989 Morbark model 290, 12 inch capacity, 6 cyl. ford 300ci, original owner, needs paint for$5,500
- 1996 Vermeer 1230, auto feed, 84hp Perkins, for $7,000
We have too many chippers. If interested call 405-204-2258

bottlefed89 · Dec 26, 2004

????, about a week ago I'da bought the vermeer from you. If my deal on the 1250 I'm getting falls through, I'll look you up.
greg

pbtree · Dec 30, 2004

Any photos?

protreecare · Jan 9, 2005

pics

here are some pics sorry for the delay

tinman44 · Jan 9, 2005

i may be interested in that vermeer. is there anything wrong with it? how many hours? and when was it last serviced? oh and what service was included

bottlefed89 · Jan 10, 2005

tinman, if you all end up working a deal, I will be going from Kansas City Missouri down to Atlanta later in the month. Let me know if you all need help in transport. I might be able to save someone some driving.... Just a thought.
greg

bottlefed89 · Jan 16, 2005

huh??

Pacific · Jan 16, 2005

Whats that about ???

NeTree · Jan 17, 2005

Ignore him.

protreecare · Jan 23, 2005

What are you using?

protreecare · Jan 23, 2005

I don't understand how you guys with a six inch chipper and a truck without a dumpbed can make any sort of money. no matter how small, please explain?

Koa Man · Jan 23, 2005

When I first started out, I was using just a p/u with plywood sides. That lasted for about 3 months, then I had a dump installed on the truck. That saved me almost an hour in off loading time on every load, and I would dump about twice a day. At the very least, if you do not have a dump, get one installed on your truck before buying the chipper. Even better, get the truck converted to a flatbed dump.