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Used Wood Chippers in Bucharest, Romania

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    Wood chipper with hammers, Model OPEN-150

      We are registered in the RABLA program for tractors and equipment. We are present on AFIR and SEAP. We offer consulting for obtaining European Funds. DELTATEH is the sole importer of SOLIS tractors and specialize...

      Bucharest, Romania
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      Wood chipper with hammers and hydraulic side shift, Model MKD105

        We are registered in the RABLA program for tractors and equipment. We are present on AFIR and SEAP. We offer consultancy for obtaining European Funds. The DELTATEH company is the sole importer of SOLIS tractors a...

        Bucharest, Romania
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        High Wood Chipper at tractor power outlet, Model R60

          We are registered in the RABLA program for tractors and equipment. We are present on AFIR and SEAP. We offer consulting for obtaining European Funds. The DELTATEH company is the sole importer of SOLIS tractors an...

          Bucharest, Romania
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          Zanon Residue Wood Chip Processor, Model TFZ1400

          • Manufacturer: Zanon

          We are registered in the RABLA program for tractors and equipment. We are present on AFIR and SEAP. We offer consultancy for obtaining European Funds. DELTATEH company is the exclusive importer of SOLIS tractors ...

          Bucharest, Romania

        Overview

        Wood chippers are powerful machines designed to reduce tree limbs, branches, and other wood debris into small chips. They are commonly used in landscaping, forestry, and garden maintenance to manage and recycle organic waste. Available in various sizes and power capacities, wood chippers can be either portable or mounted on trailers for easy transportation.

        FAQ

        What should I consider when buying a used wood chipper?

        Consider the chipper's age, engine hours, and overall condition. Check for maintenance records, and inspect the blades and feed mechanisms for wear and tear.

        How can I ensure my wood chipper is shipped safely?

        Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Secure the chipper properly and protect any moving parts to prevent damage during transit.

        What is the maintenance schedule for a wood chipper?

        Regular maintenance includes sharpening or replacing blades, checking engine oil and hydraulic fluid levels, and inspecting belts and hoses. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.