Great job John. I feel that as a safety precaution, at least two people shall be in detail when performing this type of task. It is dangerous and an extra person could make a great difference in the event of an accident. You know, we want to continue enjoying your videos for many years.
You seem to know your stuff. I had a chipper try to pull me into the ditch yesterday on route to go dump a load of chips. I managed to pull out of it and almost rolled the truck. However the chipper rolled. The tree service I was helping seems to think I went off the road. I've never done this and I would appreciate your insight on why that might happen. I called the folks at bandit for answers and they said it could have been a bearing or even a tire blowout. I feel bad for the owners this was a new truck and new chipper and would love to clear my name with these guys. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
I actually do have a powerful wood chipper but mine is gas powered and doesn’t have any hydraulic in-feed system. Only has a cutter wheel. I do enjoy watching your videos of landscaping and yard equipment. Keep up the excellent work! 😉
I see you're running a dump truck. That's smart. Those arborist dump rigs are EXPENSIVE! For some reason one can get a dump truck for a lot less and they're built like a tank. I think I am going to get a Bandit chipper too. I have a good feeling about them. It is hard to find a list of the best 5 or 10 chippers except for those ridiculous homeowner ones. Reviews of various chippers would be nice. I will keep looking! Nice video! Thanks!
I turned on Bad to The Bone while you were chipping after you mentioned it! The song was just long enough for the entire time you were chipping! hahaha On the subject of the chipper, they are definitely worth it rather then hauling brush. We have done tree work on a big estate property that is on the river and we just shoot all the chips into the marsh rather the hauling anything away. There are absolutely big savings on those trips to the dump. Love the videos man, good work.
massive chipper for such small material .nice if the customer is prepared to pay the hire cost in the price .The new 15hp chippers that go through garden gates would have coped with that easily available to buy for £2k delivered ......worth a thought .Roller chippers are great on large tree jobs .
Never chip wood last. Chip it first then let the brush push the piece of wood that's left between the inside of the feeder wheels and the cutting disc. If u chip wood last sometimes when u start up the next time and try to engage the clutch, the blade will dig into the piece of wood that's left and wont let the cutter wheel spin.
next time put the big stuff through first then the fine stuff then it will clean out the area between the feed rollers and chipper head of any big debre.
Good stuff. I was curious after you completing this job, if you would rent the chipper again versus hauling the brush off in your dump truck. Was the time savings worth the expense of the chipper? Would you do the same in the future with a similar sized job? And don't worry, your secret about the pitch fork is safe with me. I won't say anything.
Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure where you are located, but maybe you could find a private landowner with some wooded acreage to dump brush and limbs? Save you some dump fees.
You should not have just pushed the clutch bar in like that. You push it in enough to make the engine rev down then pull it back do that a couple of times then go and push it all the way in. It saves the clutch and the engine
I want me one of them things! I got me a private hege too and my woman said she's going to cut it done and if I can get me one of them things, I won't have to make her eat it!
what are you doing with the chips?...i mean its making for what? because a lot of people uses thats also in their garden i mean the chipper okey u chipping the rot trunks or other things...but what happens then to chips?
+BitchyBanana i found out now that when you chip woods then u are going to sell thats to biogas factorys and its using for create furnitures there i guess.And the other thing is if u have a garden and if u necessary manure for feed plants u can use this kind of rotten wood chips for their earth :)
Chips are most often dumped at a site along with logs and other landscape debris. Then a big tub grinder is used to grind everything up into mulch that is then typically sold to local landscape supply yards for local landscapers and home owners to buy for gardens. Basically if you buy mulch from local bulk distributers and you are buying trees that were taken down in your area.
And you should not leave it running that long at the end you’ll burn the clutch disks you bring the engine down to idle then release the clutch then you turn the engine off immediately
Great job John. I feel that as a safety precaution, at least two people shall be in detail when performing this type of task. It is dangerous and an extra person could make a great difference in the event of an accident. You know, we want to continue enjoying your videos for many years.
You seem to know your stuff. I had a chipper try to pull me into the ditch yesterday on route to go dump a load of chips. I managed to pull out of it and almost rolled the truck. However the chipper rolled.
The tree service I was helping seems to think I went off the road. I've never done this and I would appreciate your insight on why that might happen.
I called the folks at bandit for answers and they said it could have been a bearing or even a tire blowout. I feel bad for the owners this was a new truck and new chipper and would love to clear my name with these guys.
Any info would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
I actually do have a powerful wood chipper but mine is gas powered and doesn’t have any hydraulic in-feed system. Only has a cutter wheel. I do enjoy watching your videos of landscaping and yard equipment. Keep up the excellent work! 😉
I see you're running a dump truck. That's smart. Those arborist dump rigs are EXPENSIVE! For some reason one can get a dump truck for a lot less and they're built like a tank. I think I am going to get a Bandit chipper too. I have a good feeling about them. It is hard to find a list of the best 5 or 10 chippers except for those ridiculous homeowner ones. Reviews of various chippers would be nice. I will keep looking! Nice video! Thanks!
I turned on Bad to The Bone while you were chipping after you mentioned it! The song was just long enough for the entire time you were chipping! hahaha
On the subject of the chipper, they are definitely worth it rather then hauling brush. We have done tree work on a big estate property that is on the river and we just shoot all the chips into the marsh rather the hauling anything away. There are absolutely big savings on those trips to the dump. Love the videos man, good work.
I have watched several of your videos. You do a great job on all of them. Thanks for taking the time!
massive chipper for such small material .nice if the customer is prepared to pay the hire cost in the price .The new 15hp chippers that go through garden gates would have coped with that easily available to buy for £2k delivered ......worth a thought .Roller chippers are great on large tree jobs .
Sounds like a nice area. Great video, John.
***** I feel the same way. It's such a shame when I meet someone who either wants to or has removed most of the trees from their property.
Very VERY NICE!!!! A tarp would've been handy but job well done👍🏽
ok, the bad to the bone thing was mega kooky.
I saw on the news some kid fell in one first day on the job. The boss even had a heart attack
Yeah, that's why I'm here
@@nathanielbenson5127 me too
Me too :(
This guy was on Chris Hanson’s date night
Never chip wood last. Chip it first then let the brush push the piece of wood that's left between the inside of the feeder wheels and the cutting disc. If u chip wood last sometimes when u start up the next time and try to engage the clutch, the blade will dig into the piece of wood that's left and wont let the cutter wheel spin.
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next time put the big stuff through first then the fine stuff then it will clean out the area between the feed rollers and chipper head of any big debre.
This is just so satisfying
You do good work, thanks for sharing.
I found this video very relaxing, however that might sound. thank you.
I love bandit chippers
Good stuff. I was curious after you completing this job, if you would rent the chipper again versus hauling the brush off in your dump truck. Was the time savings worth the expense of the chipper? Would you do the same in the future with a similar sized job?
And don't worry, your secret about the pitch fork is safe with me. I won't say anything.
Thanks for the reply. I'm not sure where you are located, but maybe you could find a private landowner with some wooded acreage to dump brush and limbs? Save you some dump fees.
You should not have just pushed the clutch bar in like that. You push it in enough to make the engine rev down then pull it back do that a couple of times then go and push it all the way in. It saves the clutch and the engine
OK I found that song you mentioned on utube an had it playin in the background.... goes well as you said
Hey John, are you mainly working solo or do you have a couple guys helping you out?
wood chipper are cool
You don't need a 9 inch chipper for hedge trimmings.
So?
Meu sobrinho é uma máquina desta
I want me one of them things! I got me a private hege too and my woman said she's going to cut it done and if I can get me one of them things, I won't have to make her eat it!
Do Right shove her in headfirst
You should make a video on you truck.
How much was it to rent the truck/chipper combo???
Kool video, but I miss the old chuck and duck days.
Thank goodness I've never had the pleasure of using one of those beasts. I've heard my share of stories though.
Came to see if this would work to shred some chicken. Need to make a lot of sandwiches fast.
How much the price for the tool,,,,????
Do you recycle the chips?
Safety cones and a cover for animals and kids.
what are you doing with the chips?...i mean its making for what? because a lot of people uses thats also in their garden i mean the chipper okey u chipping the rot trunks or other things...but what happens then to chips?
+BitchyBanana i found out now that when you chip woods then u are going to sell thats to biogas factorys and its using for create furnitures there i guess.And the other thing is if u have a garden and if u necessary manure for feed plants u can use this kind of rotten wood chips for their earth :)
Chips are most often dumped at a site along with logs and other landscape debris. Then a big tub grinder is used to grind everything up into mulch that is then typically sold to local landscape supply yards for local landscapers and home owners to buy for gardens. Basically if you buy mulch from local bulk distributers and you are buying trees that were taken down in your area.
It Should have been George Throuhbad !! BLOOD !! TO THE ! / AND BONE !! NOW ! GUITAR ! PLAY ! IT !! MAN !
They are cutting. The trees at my house today
great video (y)
Thank you.
I am already eaing popcorn there are still at my house cutting trees
You look a Bit ! And Talk like , Buckin ! Billy - Ray - Smith !! You and him ! Would get along well ! With the Tree Caper ! Business ! Man !
why you stop posting videos
More coming soon!
No they are still cutting trees we have a lot of trees on are side they said they will be they for 4 more hours I made already 4 bags of popcorn :)
I. Do not. Need that song in my head. The only thing in my head is the noise from that chipper while I. Try. To sleep. I. Work at. Night.
autotuned wood chipper = viola
And you should not leave it running that long at the end you’ll burn the clutch disks you bring the engine down to idle then release the clutch then you turn the engine off immediately