[Ford-ferguson] Chippers for Ferguson TO-30

[Chuck Saunders]

Hi Dave,
You are right about renting being cheaper, but. I have found when renting
that the chore becomes a marathon. While it will cost more to buy, you gain
the flexability that comes with being able to do the work when you want and
as much as you want without the overhead of time to go get the equipment and
find that everyone else is renting those that day. Same reason you buy a log
splitter.
Chuck Saunders
Kansas City, MO
On 3/5/07, Dave <ford8n at gwltd.com> wrote:
>
> Personally, I save all my brush for a time in the fall to have friends
> over for a nice fire on a cold fall night, don't forget beers and brats.
>
> Seems to me that $1900.00 for a chipper is a lot, also how much would it
> cost you once a year to rent one. Bet you could rent a chipper for lots
> of years for $1900.00
>
> Dave
>
> ceppard at joplin.com wrote:
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> >Hello,
> >
> >Does anyone have any experience with PTO chippers?
> >
>