The GF170TR and GF117TR Tractor Mounted Chippers
Mounted on your tractors 3 point hitch(linkage)and powered by your tractors PTO these chippers throught their simplicity,transportability and low maintenance requirements provide uncompromising cost performance.
GF170TR
- Designed for 18-44kw (25-60hp) tractors.
- Powered by your tractors PTO via a one way clutch PTo shaft this chipper processes logs and branches as thick as 172mm up to an amazing rate of 25m per minute.
- 360 degree rotatable 1,800mm discharge chute.
Manufacturer’s suggested retail price (tax included) :
GF117TR
- Designed for 9.6-25kw (13-34hp) tractors this little work horse will power through logs and branches up to 117mm (11.7cm) thick at a rate up to 11m per minute.
- Compact (1,300 x 1,200 x 1,200mm) and weighing only 225kg this chipper is easy to transport as it is to store.
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Applications of Green Flaker
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The Green Flaker plays an active part in the following cases.
- A capacity reduction of pruned branches of trees, such as garden trees at home and roadside trees.
- A capacity reduction of trimmed branches of roadside trees and others, such as those in public facilities.
- Crushing disposal of thinned wood collected from the mountains.
- Crushing disposal of pruned branches of fruit trees, such as apple, mandarin orange, and pear trees.
- A capacity reduction of woody industrial wastes, such as scrap wood from construction and house demolition sites.
- Crushing disposal of waste materials after log processing.
- Crushing disposal of plants and fallen leaves.
- Crushing and capacity reduction of old rose trees.
- Crushing disposal of bamboo trees.
- Crushing disposal of bark.
- Crushing disposal of pruned branches collected from chestnut gardens.
- Crushing disposal of pruned branches of trees on the exclusive roads and courses of golf clubs.
- Crushing wood pieces for growing shiitake mushrooms.
- Crushing disposal of residual tobacco plants.
- Crushing disposal of wood, such as driftwood at sluice gates of dams.
- Crushing disposal of corrugated paper and old newspaper.
- Processing of residual vines, such as tomato, melon, and watermelon vines.
- Crushing disposal of unnecessary scrap wood for charcoal materials.
- Crushing disposal of straw.
- Crushing disposal of compost and feed bags.
- Old tatami mats.
Crushing work of pruned branches by GF180D
Crushing work of pruned branches by GF128
The Green Flaker is playing an active part in the following places.
| Golf course | Gardening engineering business | Senior manpower center |
| Government and municipal offices | Dumping ground | Shiitake mushroom farmhouse |
| Orchard | Track laying company | Fruit tree research station |
| General factories | National Agricultural Experiment Stations | Leasing company |
| Forestry association | Ground building | Bamboo growing farmhouse |
| Garbage incineration place (city office) | Schools (agricultural colleges agricultural high schools) | Electric power company |
| National Grassland Research Institute | Amusement park (theme park) | Seeds-and-saplings farmhouse |
| Dairy farmer | apan Highway Public Corporation (JH) | Green park |
| Shrine and Buddhist temple | Horticultural farmer | Flowering farmhouse |
| Professional home wrecker | Bamboo material dealer |
Use of crushed chips
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Crushed chips are recycled as explained below.
- Changing pruned and crushed trees and branches into compost and returning them to the ground.
- Changing pruned and crushed branches of fruit trees, such as apple, orange, and pear trees, into compost.
- Using crushed chips as moisture adjustment material for stock raising compost.
- Using crushed chips of woody industrial waste, such as house demolition waste, for mulching material and compost.
- Using crushed chips for mulching material for promenades of golf courses and parks.
- Changing pruned branches of fruit trees, such as apple, orange, and pear trees, into mulching materials.
- Using crushed chips of bark for livestock litter trays.
- Using finely crushed chips (substitution of sawdust) for oil absorption mats.
- Mixing and using roughly and finely crushed chips for bacillus flooring material for mushroom cultivation.
- Roughly crushed chips for smoked chip material.
- Carbonizing and using roughly crushed chips for a sewage disposal agent.
- Carbonizing and using crushed chip for a soil improvement agent.
- Mulching and using crushed chips for weed deterrence material in woodlots.
- Mulching and using crushed chips on the roots of roadside trees for water holding, heat insulation, and for weed deterrence.
- Using crushed chips as woody biomass fuel.
- Carbonizing and using crushed chips for humidity conditioning under floors.
- Using crushed chips as mat material for insect breeding.
- Mulching and using crushed chips for cushion material under outdoor play equipment.
- Mixing and changing crushed chips with kitchen garbage from restaurants into compost.
- Crushing and using corrugated paper and old newspaper for feces-and-urine moisture adjustment material.
- Crushing and changing residual vines, such as tomato, melon, and watermelon vines, into organic fertilizer and returning them to the ground.
- Crushing and changing rice straw, wheat straw, and old tatami mats into compost and returning them to the ground.
Wood chips
Bamboo chips
Hop chips