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Electric construstion units from China.

 
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I was very impressed with these units.       I would be interested to see how they would hold up with time for the battery, but first impression is what an amazing tool for the homestead.
 
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I'm looking at the 3-cubic-meter pile of wood chip out there and thinking real hard on this....certainly a compelling option if we can figure out a smoother import process. I have been somewhat drooling at the prospect an Avant E-series but the price tag is out of my reach. For simple chores around a small farm and biochar operation, those little Chinese machines might fit the use case and save wear and tear on my joints.
 
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Hmmm.  Not bad.  Looking at his website, it looks like even with is mark-up you can still get one for about 1/3 the price of a Solectrac.  I wonder how well they compare.
 
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