Posted by B-maniac on October 18, 2013 at 19:00:45 from (75.133.247.174):
In Reply to: Small tub grinders? posted by carl reitnauer on October 18, 2013 at 15:02:58:
Look around for a used Morbark 950. They normally come with 150-250 hp and most have cat power but depends on how they were ordered as some we made with JD and even Perkins power. Go to Morbark.com to see them. They are the smallest tub grinder we made and good entry level unit. Still pretty big though as tub is good 7-8' across and they are direct drive.They have a 2 sec. folding conveyer that folds up over the top for easy road transport. There's getting to be quite a few used dealers around now for this stuff.
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