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Old 27th July 2009, 11:37 AM   #31
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G'day All
Posting these url's for those that haven't seen the MORBARK stump grinders.
These machines use the MULTI-TIP CUTTING SYSTEM as standard on all their stump grinders.

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Old 27th July 2009, 12:38 PM   #32
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G'day All
Posting these url's for those that haven't seen the MORBARK stump grinders.
These machines use the MULTI-TIP CUTTING SYSTEM as standard on all their stump grinders.

D76 4X4 Stump Grinder
D76 Stump Grinder


MULTI-TIP AUSTRALIA
STUMP GRINDER CUTTING SYSTEMS
MULTI-TIP AUSTRALIA | flash check email: info@multi-tip.com.au
61 (0)403 882 833 P.O. Box 630 Paddington 2021 NSW
Thanks! All our stump grinders and brush chippers can be found here.

Anyone see anything interesting when looking at the specs? Our 18" are heavy duty and we are currently investigating weights for the highest horsepowers for towing and registering.
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Old 27th July 2009, 03:59 PM   #33
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G'day All
Posting these url's for those that haven't seen the MORBARK stump grinders.
These machines use the MULTI-TIP CUTTING SYSTEM as standard on all their stump grinders.

D76 4X4 Stump Grinder
D76 Stump Grinder


MULTI-TIP AUSTRALIA
STUMP GRINDER CUTTING SYSTEMS
MULTI-TIP AUSTRALIA | flash check email: info@multi-tip.com.au
61 (0)403 882 833 P.O. Box 630 Paddington 2021 NSW
What about the smaller 27hp 52 model, is there anything on it or was it shelved.
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Old 31st July 2009, 02:32 PM   #34
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It was Loadlift and thier reply was that Morbark wouldnt tell them when the machine would be delivered, but only when i chased them for months for an answer. We then found out that there were a few teething problems with them but no one was being told. Thats when we bought a Vermeer. All i can say is thank goodness for the internet. You cant hide things for long.
Does anyone know how these machines (sp52 i think they are called) are going or are Morbark still working on them.
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What about the smaller 27hp 52 model, is there anything on it or was it shelved.
The 27HP stump grinder had a petrol motor - it is the same machine as our 35HP diesel stump grinder - the reason the 27HP machine disappeared is that Morbark found noone wanted to run a petrol motor for this sized machine.

If you liked the 27HP machine the D52 is the same machine with a slightly larger motor. See here
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Old 10th January 2010, 10:44 PM   #35
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Ok, narrowed it down to a 2004, 33hp cat diesel morbark 2060D disk, converted to 8 inch capacity, or 2000 model 66hp wisconsin petrol morbark 2070 7 inch drum chipper.

Anyone got any feed back or comparisons between the two?

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Old 10th January 2010, 10:51 PM   #36
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Wouldn't be the first time a guy tried to say his 6" is really an 8"

Sounds like it would be underpowered as an 8"

The 7" with double the hp would be a better proposition i think...
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Hah hah hah hah.....nice! quick and witty!! cheers trev, i wonder how much jice the 66hp would guzzle in a day.....
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Ok, narrowed it down to a 2004, 33hp cat diesel morbark 2060D disk, converted to 8 inch capacity, or 2000 model 66hp wisconsin petrol morbark 2070 7 inch drum chipper.

Anyone got any feed back or comparisons between the two?

much obliged
Your probably better off [depending on your work application] with the Cat 33hp 2060D. The 66 hp Wisconson gas 2070 would burn alot of petrol. I have conflicting figures on the 2070 ,some older ones were a 7" then the newer 2070XL was 10" with 35-89hp. The 2070 weighs over 4000 lbs[1880 kg] versus 2000 lbs[940 kg] for the 2060D. The 2060D has a 6" X 13" infeed opening and its Cat diesel is far more superior engine over the Wisconson gas engine.
Just my 2 cents.
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