Bandit model 90

[arborworks1]

I am selling my backup chipper.

1993 brush bandit model 90. spare set of knives and a spare feed roller motor. 50 hp perkins diesel direct drive.

$4000.00

Runs well, Had biodiesel in it for almost a full year.

[MasterBlaster]

So how does it run? :drink:

[arborworks1]

Excellent trimming Chipper. Extremely lightweight(4500 pounds)

Chips To 9 inch material.

[arborworks1]

Nobody needs a chipper?

[MasterBlaster]

Evidently not that one. ;)

[arborworks1]

Butch, I know you need it. :lol:

[MasterBlaster]

I don't care for the custom paint job. ;)

[Stumper]

Timing.-I'd love to get a second chipper but not right now. Good luck with the sale.

[sotc]

$4000.00

Runs well, Had biodiesel in it for almost a full year.

no place to park it and dont want vegitarian engines here:D

[brendonv]

Ill give you 2g's.:D

[Canuck]

For somebody just starting out a chipper that runs good is more important than looks. Spending 30k plus on a new machine right out of the gate is not always a good idea.

[MasterBlaster]

And then there's the complete opposite point of view. ;)

[stehansen]

If I didn't have one already, I would be all over it.

[arborworks1]

WEll paint is cheap I'll give it a proper coat the color of choice. Make me an offer, anyone. Hell if I like you, I might get the decals for it too.

[squisher]

And then there's the complete opposite point of view. ;)

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[Greenhorn]

didnt live so far I would snatch it up

[arborworks1]

Where you live greenie?

[Greenhorn]

North Texas

[squisher]

Texas? Texas? You need some horns on the hood of that car boy!!:lol:

[brendonv]

2g's, I'll come within 2 weeks. 8)

[Greenhorn]

had a 90 GMC with 35" tires and 6" lift kit with bigass horns on the front - and a confederate flag license plate - yah - I'm a redneck

[arborworks1]

No takers as of yet.

[stehansen]

If you were out here some farmer would want it I"ll bet.

[arborworks1]

You should just buy it and then resell!

[stehansen]

I just did a mapquest from Ceres, CA to Hartsville, SC, 2675 miles. Actually that is less than I thought it would be. Can you get me about a dozen of them like that? Even those chinsey little chinese ones are over 5K new here. I think you could sell the hell out of a chipper here if you could sell them for something under that price.

[CurSedVoyce]

Wish I had the $$. Just had to put a new engine in the bear cat last year... Yes its hand fed and will only take up to 5 inch.. but great for branching and can be put in places with a quad a larger one wont .. BUT I WANT IT..... jeeezzzzz Could of had that chipper instead of the engine ..... ohhh well...

[Frans]

I was thinking of making a three point chipper out of a deal like that...Good for working steep vineyard jobs where you broadcast the chips

[stehansen]

That is another item that I think would go big around here is a 3-point PTO powered chipper as no more ag burning is allowed in 2010. Farmers have a pretty good solution for prunings and for orchard removal but they don't have anything for the odd tree/vine that blows over or dies or whatever. Right now they usually make firewood out of the larger wood and push the brush with a brush rake to some yard where it sits until it is burned. The problem with having a tub grinder come and chip the pile is that the jobs are too small and it isn't efficient to haul the grinder around for a hour and chip for 5 minutes. Another thing that goes on in almond orchards is a thing called "lower limb dieback" in which a scaffold limb dies during the growing season and they don't know why yet. The farm advisers recommend that these limbs be disposed of right away. Now these limbs are hauled to the yard again and sit there usually until Halloween when they are set on fire by "kids". I have one customer that drags his stuff to the orchard's edge and then calls me but only one.