Bandit chipper just eats wood

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[@bubbakemp5817]

I've never been around a chipper/ shredder of this caliber. This machine is a certified monster! It is truly impressive! Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless!🙏🙏🙏

[@PurpleNovember]

I worked on a few 1200hp chippers that could you could feel the chipping through the ground standing next to the machine.

[@timhamrick9498]

I love watching that chipper , amazed at the size of the logs it will chip ,if it fits it chips.lol😮

[@williamhill9432]

That chipper is truly amazing!!

[@garymessina1609]

Miss piggy does an awesome job great video thanks Tim

[@joeBeranek-lh8qz]

That is sum chipper . At our local dump they have one that is like a garbage disposal . I have seen it take palm tree cut offs and trees up to 36 inch and spit them out without stopping or slowing down. You can feel it as well as see the ground shake. Thanks for posting.

[@keithdunlap2701]

Yeah, That Chipper is a Bad Boy !! Pretty insane just how Big of a log it will take with no problem !!

[@jamesnelson6848]

Ms piggy has quite an appetite 😋...

[@russellmclaney6322]

Tim, I don't see pulp wood being cut much anymore, when I was young I saw pulpwooding all around, does it not pay good?

[@patkelly7999]

Great job Tim👌👍🙏🙂

[@리틀포크맨]

.good

[@ralphkanagy4602]

Nice video. Nice. Job God 😂

[@dennisparisian7040]

That chipper is a beast so buy the best machine you can

[@jramsdenbb]

Any idea how much the flywheel weighs in that beast? It’s got to be a lot…

[@johnnyfair]

hoss

[@prestonfaust4267]

Have you tried out the 18xp? And would you consider a bigger chipper?

[@johnhaas2523]

I think he was originally looking at like the 18xp

[@justinsigmon1878]

​@johnhaas2523 what size is that 1

[@justinsigmon1878]

What size is your chipper?

[@cotontop3]

It's a 15xp.

[@Mike-hb4pc]

Just curious as to why you went with a drum style chipper opposed to a disc style chipper? Everything I've seen you chip is all hardwoods. IMO, disc style chippers outperform drum style chippers with hardwoods.

[@johnhaas2523]

Maybe that all any place sells close to him and able to get serviced by dealer if needed

[@Mike-hb4pc]

@@johnhaas2523 Bandit sells both styles...

[@PurpleNovember]

Why do you prefer a disc in hardwood? What in your experience makes disc outperform drum in hardwood?Just curious, not saying you’re wrong or anything like that, just find this stuff interesting.
As a heavy equipment tech I worked on a few chippers and from what I remember my clients preferred drum chippers except for the ones who mainly dealt with softwood.

[@Mike-hb4pc]

@@PurpleNovember Well, look at it like this. If you were to chop down a tree with an ax, you would hit it at about a 45* angle, NOT at 90*. Basically, a drum chipper hits the wood at about a 90* angle. A disc chipper hits the wood at roughly 45*. So it goes to reason that a disc style chipper is more effective on hard woods than a drum style. However, IF you have any stringy or fibrous material, (like palm trees) a drum chipper will be the best. I say this from experience as I sold these machines for a living for about 14 years. And I am in south Florida where we have plenty of palm trees. Bandit didn’t even have a drum chipper until the early 2000s.

[@PurpleNovember]

@@Mike-hb4pc Okay that makes sense. The guys who dealt with the hardwood were up in Virginia and West Virginia. I remember having to clean out some really stringy material out of their machines. I don’t remember the species but I thought it was a hardwood, maybe not.
There were a few disc machines I worked on in the North West area that were mainly used for softwood because that’s mainly what these guys did. I remember they liked how the disc machines did with frozen material and how far it would shoot the chips(when they could keep the discharge clear).
So would a drum be better if there’s a lot of leaves and skinny branches?

[@glennmoore3764]

You should start selling pulpwood chips

[@PurpleNovember]

Not much of a local market but that would be awesome if there was.

[@cotontop3]

I definitely would if I could but you first have to have an outlet to be able to sell to.

[@cah_sawmill]

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