DR Wood chipper - 16.5 self feeding review and first use
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- Опубліковано 17 вер 2024
- The DR Wood Chipper is a well-built quality wood chipper with plenty of power to chip all your tree cuttings. Perfect for putting wood chips around trees and your Back to Eden Garden.
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Specs:
Chipping Capacity 4.75"
Chip Discharge Control Optional
Chipper Knife Size 6.25"
Chipper Knife Material D2 Heat Treated Tool Steel
Hopper Opening Size 17" x 27"
Chipper Knife Speed 128 mph
Chipper Flywheel 17.75"
Dimensions:
Length 79"
Width 30.5"
Height 50.5"
Weight 270 lbs
Flywheel Weight 50 lbs
Flywheel Diameter 17.75"
Warranty:
Machine Warranty 2 yrs Residential Use
Engine Warranty 2 yrs Residential Use 1 Yr Commercial Use
The gun is to protect him against the North American Feral Liberal. They travel in packs, and spit at and attack humans who have opposing views. Usually attack when their victim is not looking or have you back to them. The Feral Liberal is easy to spot though. The female usually has green, pink or red hair. The male is usually skinny, and will appear to be female and have feminine traits and often confused for being the female by those not familiar with the Feral Liberal. Both the male and female have a bad odor. When the female does not get its way, it makes a loud screeching sound and yells "Not my president!". The male only says "Mom, can you heat me up a Hot Pocket?". Both male and female Feral Liberals won't leave the nest till they are in their 40's and it's rare for either to be employed.
BBQ Sandwich 😂😂👍👍👍 that was awesome.
You sure made me laugh! Thanks, BBQ Jerk, from Canada.
The BBQ Jerk nice comment always watching out for the liberals
oh my god too funny but very very true!
You are totally on par. I love it man. Merry Khristmass
Thanks for this demonstration of the DR Chipper .works better than most but just like they say, you get what you pay for. CARRY ON PATRIOT !
Thank you my friend 👍
I have an earlier version of this same chipper that i bought used and these chippers are beasts. Don't forget to grease both of the flywheel bearings, inspect and adjust the knife gap every 10 hours. When the knife gap is out of adjustment the chipper won't self feed very well and it will start shredding some of the larger materal in stead of chipping it.When adjusting the knife gap the best rsults have been when i set the gap a little tight making it slightly difficult to move the guage otherwise the self feeding doesnt work very well.
Make sure to get the knife sharpened if it gets nicked or chipped, if you continue to chip with a damaged knife it might break. i get my knife sharpened at a local machine shop for $10.00 and i have 2 of them.
Mine has the High Discharge shoot and it is worth every penny, i can fill my full size pickup bed in 6 hours or less and thats bt myself and cutting the trees down as well.
Good luck with your chipper, its an awesome machine!
Thanks for the tips, I will definitely sharpen and adjust the knife as you said soon.
The knives don't need to be sharpened that often just keep checking the condition of the edges every 10 hours of operation, they don't have to be razor sharp to do the job your mainly looking for Knicks or chips to the blade. You can also get an idea of the blade condition by chipping a larger piece of wood (4" to 4 1/2") and then pulling it back and looking at the cut edge. The surface should be fairly flat if it isn't then you probably need to check the knife for damage. And I'm sure you have read the manual but it's worth mentioning that the knife must be sharpened my a machine shop and not with a grinder to maintain a 40 degree angle and to not overheat the tool steel.
Also this chipper will chip 4 3/4" wood but it does slow down a little and I have to pull the larger wood back sometimes so it can speed back up.
At some point I am going to have to replace the motor on mine because the previous owner didn't take very good care of it and it is using quite a bit of oil. I pulled the head thinking that it might have a bad head gasket but the cylinder walls are scored pretty deep and it's cheaper to replace the motor than to rebuild it. I'm planning on getting a 420 CC Predator engine from Harbor Freight since they are on sale for $300.00 till the end of the year.
Anderson Nettleship I was thinking the same thing. Harbor freight will carry a similar engine.
Anderson Nettleship I've been machinist and tool maker all my life so I definitely know about not heating up hardened tool steel or you'll soften it up. it's good that you know, most people don't.
Jorts, guns and wood chipping. Is this the perfect video?
I have a friend that got 1 of those machines and I was astounded how much it did I call it a mighty mouse great for a homeowner thanks for sharing and get you some earplugs
I'm very happy with it and I do wear ear plugs now :)
Great review with good clear photography and good volume (some are so faint, even with headphones). From one gardener to another gardener: I recommend you pull back that mulch from around your tree stems to avoid collar rot.
Thank you and thanks for the tip
American patriot I was going to comment but you so eloquently made my point I thank you for saving me the time.
First armed gardner i have seen. Pretty cool machine, great for making woodchips for no till garden. God bless
Thank you
Slem Elg
I work in my yard, garden, garage and workshop all of the time armed all of the time. I own property in three different counties in the state where I live and I'm armed when I go out for a visit as parts of them are rural. I don't go armed because of the four legged animals, it's the two legged animals that concerns me.
Looks like you made a wise purchase as it's doing a great job of it. I bought a 15 HP Brushmaster chipper/shredder three years ago which was supposed to be self feeding, but sometimes wouldn't. Yes, poorly shaped branches always needed help. Great video. Thanks for sharing it. Jay
Thanks for your comment and I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Never chip without your side arm. Love it :D I have the DR field and brush mower with the chipper attachment. Both are exceptional for the work around the house. Great video and thanks for sharing your experiences with us.
Thank you
nice machine. open carry is always a plus also.
Thank you :)
you almost have to feel sorry for the city slickers that have lead such a sheltered life, that they can only think a gun is to show off or protect yourself from humans. They probably have never seen and will never see a wild rattle snake, puma, brown or black bear in the wild. A gun is a tool! Their ignorance makes them tools. Keep up the great projects and please keep sharing them ,
A very nice video and it was very helpful to me in determining what machine I will be purchasing. The machine does have a centrifugal clutch which makes it much easier to start manually. Do not be afraid of the larger diameter limbs, it will just eat them up. I will opt for a chipper/shredder when I make my purchase. All of those smaller branches you just put through the shredder and it will also allow you to do things like corn stalks, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and brussels sprouts. Those fibrous stalks won't make it through the chipper but go through the shredder with ease. Great video, nice machine but I need the shredding capability for my yard. Thanks!
Okay thank you
I thought about a chipper like this but I knew it would make me want a real chipper. I bought one in auction sale it's 100 hp will eat a 12 inch log very fast. It cost $4000. I waited 5 years to get a bargain
hi Pete,cool video of the chipper,yes,seen lot of stess on the chipper with the bigger sticks,im lookin for a chipper now but expensive so far im seein,thanks for the video,hav a good one.
Lonnie Curtis Yes they're not cheap, thanks for watching.
Came for the chipper, comment for the open carry.
Thanks for exercising your rights :)
God bless
Thank you my friend.
I'm impressed with that little beast. I hope it serves you long and reliably. There's a guy on Y-Tube (Knob Hill) that has two part reviews of a DR chipper in which he had some problems and DR's customer support was horrible. I think the machine seems to be well designed though.
Well I hope I don't have to call their customer service any time soon. Thanks
DR equipment is awesome!!
Good video. Thanks for posting.
Thank you
The gun is one of the more interesting aspect of the video. And then there's the ability of the chipper....
That's about an 11.7 hp engine per their web page. That's a good chipper/shredder. Better than mine.
VERY good video thank you nice wood chips for the garden/forest, free range hens what ever you want them for.
Thank you
i live in California in rattler country. i carry a .44 mag with snake loads. you never know when you will run into one when you are in the brush.
Work boots, guns and big red torturing device! God bless America!!!
I have the bigger version of that chipper and I really love it. But you have to stay on top of the blade or it shreds instead of chipping figure on sharpening the blade every 10 or 12 hours .whats the pistol for by the way is it to protect you from the wood chucks?
Personally I carry a huge knife when I'm chipping so's I can whack the sticks when they're misbehaving.
I’m going to buy one.
Thanks for the video, I was impressed with chipper, but it’s heavier than my age wants to wrangle with , but still a great 👍🏻 chipper!
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good.....ear protection is important.... I have a bigger unit called a whisper very ironic name i must admit safe days to you my friend and always remember personal protective equipment
Thank you
Good video, keep carrying.
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Well done video, very informative
Thank you
Thanks so much for the video. Very helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
I wouldn't recommend burning pine of any size if you're putting the smoke through a chimney. Open pit might be okay with a screen, but quite a few evergreens contribute to fast creosote buildup, and popping. It'll probably gum up your chipper too. I keep having to clean my chainsaw with Acetone to remove that sticky sap crud. Fortunately for you there didn't seem to be any evergreens in your pile. It was cool that your machine ate it all up so nicely.
Yeah pine is not great for burning in a wood stove. I'll just end up saving it to have bonfire outside when we have friends over.
I give you thumbs just for open carry
the electris start is worth the extra cost
Thanks for the video. This might be the chipper I get. I'm sorry for the remarks you're getting about your sidearm. I live in the country myself and have killed wild hogs and coyotes just this week. I also have copperheads, cottonmouths and bobcats out here. I carry a sidearm nearly all the time and I don't know why anti-gun leftists feel like they have to get on your channel and give their two cents. I have made UA-cam videos myself and in pretty much all of them, my weapon is under my shirt. One of my "modern sporting rifles" is hanging on a rack next to my back door! I know one thing, when this economy collapses, and it will one day, I dare some leftist to come to me for help. He can flag down a policeman. Carry on!
Thank you, it's hard to reason with an anti-gun lefty because they don't think before they shoot off their mouth. They don't understand logic and therefore in a serious situation they will most likely be a victim. As I said in an earlier comment "It's easier to reason with my dog than a far left anti-gun socialist. Thank you again my friend.
I'm a leftist. Stop being stupid and ignorant. I carry a 10mm Glock sidearm and a Mossberg on my RTV when I'm in the woods, unless I'm using heavy equipment like this because the sound keeps the predators away. I'm quite certain my place is far more remote than yours and we have bear, coyote, wolves, mountain lions etc. everywhere out here. You guys need to stop listening to Fox and talk radio because they are distorting you're view of who we are. A leftists is simply a person that favors the working man over the billionaire class and believes all people should be treated equally. That's it in a nutshell. When you are running a chipper, there is no reason to have that sidearm. Now, you may have been carrying while gathering and just didn't take it off, which I understand. But don't pretend you need it while that chipper is running, that's just moronic.
"A leftists is simply a person that favors the working man over the billionaire class and believes all people should be treated equally." Ummm...I don't THINK so. leftist wants to TAKE from the WORKING man...you know...the ones who BUILT this country and now give it to all those groups (illegals, CERTAIN minority groups (excluding Asians an Europeans) who feel ENTITLED and that WE (WHITEY of course) OWE them.
Period. End of definition. Find me a leftie who wants closed borders and an end to the welfare state. Please. P.s. If he wants to wear a gun while running that machine, or taking a bath, or screwing, etc...that HIS business not YOURS. He aint breaking any LAWS. Leftist don't use logic...they just spout off like children without facts or reason or logic. Just like telling someone "he shouldn't be wearing that firearm while on the loader'. Geez. No wonder this country is going to hell soon as the leftists return to power.
Give a man enough rope ,and he will hang himself!! Enough said.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading you know if you didnt have any guns openly avalible to buy in the first place you would never fall victim too such a situation were a gunman was putting you at risk. Its basic logic. And sadly something yanks dont have. Wasnt there 2 seprate incidents not long ago where a nut case took a gun into a shopper center or as you chaps call them "mall" and theres along history of that kinda stuff isnt there?
I think my only concern with this machine would be bearing wear. It isn't a direct drive chipper, which probably makes it a little quieter, and easier to service in some cases, but that thrust bearing would take a heck of a beating. Anyway, easy service if you know how to do it. Thanks for the video!
The flange pillow block bearings are actually very durable and should outlast the life of the chipper, as long as you pump some fresh grease in them once in a while. I've been a machinist/toolmaker all my life and I can tell you that these type of bearings are used on a lot of heavy duty machines. Thanks for watching.
+Pete B. that's pretty cool! the machine seems well built. those chips are nice and uniform too. I meant to ask, can this be equipped with a chipper bag like some smaller machines? or is this designed for larger jobs?
+Pete B. that's pretty cool! the machine seems well built. those chips are nice and uniform too. I meant to ask, can this be equipped with a chipper bag like some smaller machines? or is this designed for larger jobs?
I'm not really sure if they make a bag to catch the chips. Maybe try there web site www.drpower.com/power-equipment/chippers hope this helps.
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Yeah, Jack's Lawnmower Parts, or something to that effect.
Great Video. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you
Thanks great review (convinced me )
miles j Thank you
I thought it was a good video. Don't worry about the "Anti-Gun" cry babies. It's your private land, carry on brother.
BadCow Yes I agree, lots of cry babies :) 👍
So if i was too come on too your land lost looking for directions you would gun me down in cold blood?
@@jamesedwards6589 what kind of movie did you get that from you should really lay off CNN.
I have chipped the maximum size branch did a lot of chipping. But after about 7 years the chipper blades broke off while chipping . I call DR they did not make the fly wheel for mine nor the bearings. So I was done the chipper did a lot of work. Yes I would buy another but I am getting up in age so no big deal anymore. And yes he needs his firearm ya never know what could jump out from behind the trees .
If the machine won't easily chip a 3-1/2" limb, the manufacturer should not be advertising that it can. From what I see in your video, no way will it chip a 4" limb without stopping the machine. I agree that anything over 2-1/2" should be used for firewood.
It will chip a 4" log, but barely and only if you had a few. But yeah it puts to much stress on the machine.
Thanks for good review.
You're welcome
Thank you for this video. 2 years later are you still happy with your purchase. I am considering the DR - possibly jumping up to the midrange model. You insights are appreciated.
The unit is a bit pricey, but you get what you pay for. It's worked great and very durable. If you have a lot of tree branches to chip, then this is the unit to get.
Amen guys x
Whenever I use any type of machinery, it always makes me feel safe when I know I have my gun on my side. Ya never know when you might need it.....especially when you're on your own private land, in the middle of nowhere, with nobody around. Obviously this man carried a gun in the video just to show he had one!
Torque to HP formula: LBS. FT. X RPM / 5250 = HP.
So if the engine is running at 3600 RPM multiplied by 16.5 LBS. FT / 5250 = 11.314 HP.
That's correct
Nice vid, thanks for sharing
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Pete B. I have the 9.5 but I'm considering upgrading, is that 16.5 still working out good?
Nice
I am torn between purchasing the 3.75 in. 7.0 HP DR Premier 375 Wood Chipper vs the new 4 in. 9.5 HP Detail K2 Gas Powered Kohler Engine Chipper Shredder with DOT Road Legal Tires, Extended Axles and Trailer Tow Hitch. Both are priced right around $1600 (Home Depot has a deal, 20% off the original price of the Detail K2 unit, which brings it to $1600). The reason I am torn between these two models is the following: DR Premier Weight (175 lbs) vs Detail K2 (375 lbs). I don't have an ATV and I'd rather not have to tow the Detail K2 around on my yard with my Jeep Grand Cherokee. The Detail K2 model is much more powerful and offers both automatic chipping or shredding depending on the size of the branches that are being placed into the single hopper. Do you think that mobility will be an issue with the 375 lbs Detail K2 if I am to not use an ATV or SUV, and move it around with just myself around the yard?
I still have to tow mine around with my zero turn, so either one you get you'll need at least a riding mower.
Thanks for the info but remember the scene in "Fargo"?? You could throw the snakes, boars , coyotes and semi auto weapon in there...
Karen Castanaga
Yeah, I saw a "No Trespassing" sign the other day affixed to a post. It said " This Property Is Posted Against Trespassers! Anyone Caught Breaking Into or Damaging Any Buildings Or Stealing Anything From This Property Will Be Shot, Frozen, Dismembered, Put Through A Commercial Chipper And Your Chips Fed To The Ferrell Hogs That Roam This Property Freely! Enter At Your Own Risk! So a man open carrying on his own property poses no threat to friends, relatives or neighbors. Live and Let Live.
How can oil be "squeeky" clean?
think you could put a trash can next to it to catch the chips better than the tarp ?
I guess you could and maybe put a large flexible plastic pipe on the exit chute to guide the chips where you want them.
Brian G I’d use a wheelbarrow
Man I had an idea for these little chippers, go ahead and bolt a lopper snip head to the edge of the hopper, on the inside and sideways with one lopper handle sticking out sideways that way whan you're putting forky sticks in , the snipper is right there ready to snip the Y fork as yer feeding the sticks in. Just keep yer own fingers out of the home made snipper deal. Disclaimer, not idiot proof.
good for the specs given but missed entirely the oil filler spout which seems to be an issue with the 9.5 FPT Briggs & Stratton OHV engine
I didn't know that they had a problem with the oil filler.....looked ok to me, but I'll look in to it. Thanks
Thanks for the review. After using Vermeer chippers, I don't think the DR has enough torque to pull through large saplings and small trees with branches. I think it'd be frustrating. I guess its rental for me.
Thank you, it does have the torque but like I said in the video over 3 inches I'd just use as logs for my fire place. I cut down a 54 foot pine tree and this chipper mulched the branches up without even phasing it.
I have nearly all hardwoods, so that wouldn't work for me, unfortunately. I have found some used Vermeer's, but $7k for a small very used Vermeer, I just can't justify it at the moment.
Yeah that's a bit much :(
In the back to eden film he has a mixture of chip small and large, yours are too consistent, I don't think it will compost quickly enough and hold the moisture, am I correct?
D2 steel knives? Interesting. I've made a few from A2 because it was what was available...they didn't work well, maybe need to be drawn back a little softer, but they break. I figured S7 would have been better do to shock resistance, but I wouldn't have expected D2. Most of available chipper knives on the market are A8 or A9 oil quenched tool steel.
Not sure what type of steel they use but as toolmaker and grinder for over 30 years I would make it out of M2 or M3 tool steel, but it would be difficult to heat treat properly.
I've never looked at the charpy test numbers for HSS, but I'm sure it would hold an edge better.
@@vclubamp Usually M2 and M3 HSS if heat treated properly will have a Rockwell hardness of around 62 and if it were Cobalt M42 it would be around 65. These tool steels cut regular steel like butter, but like I said it would be to difficult to heat treat without the proper oven and quenching technique.
Thanks for the great video, Pete. Question for you: Does the DR ever jam up? I am looking at a Detail D2 that has a quick releases on the chutes to enable quick access to the blades. This supposedly helps with clearing jams. It looks like your chute is bolted on, so I wondered if that was ever an issue for you with your chipper. Thanks
I've never had an issue with it jamming up, but of course you shouldn't be running logs through it ether.
So Pete almost 5 years in would you still recommend the DR chipper? How often to sharpen and I am sure that depends on usage, is it difficult to get to the blades and do you sharpen yourself?
I haven't used it enough in the five years but it works well and you can sharpen the blade yourself. Only thing I don't like with most any wood chipper of this type is some branches need to be cleaned up in order to fit through the bottle neck of the chipper.
That seems to make sense. What is the full hp not nhp of a typical 6 or 7 nhp traction engine?
This engine has 16.5 ft lbs of torque which equates to about 10 or 11 HP at 3600 rpm.
Good thing you put the tarp down...lol
trailers would of done wonders too
Works well. How do you remove and sharpen the blades?
Thanks, There is a plate you remove next to the feed chute that give you easy access. You can see the plate cover 050 seconds into the video. Hope this helps
how long were those branches out there.. dried out a good bit? As for the firearm.. good on you,, but, I'd be keeping it a bit more covered to keep it cleaner.
David Corbett The branches were about three to four months old in the video. But I recently cut down a 54 ft pine and the wood chipper chipped all the branches with no problem. As for the gun I only carry it on my property as I have over 20 acres that connect to other 75 to 100 acres of woods. I only worry about who comes up my driveway and wild boar :)
Pete, I'm considering buying a used DR chipper that would run off my 39 hp tractors PTO. It appears, other than the engine the chipper looks the same. Could you comment on how the DR is working now that you have used it for some time? Also, how often do you need to sharpen the blades, and is this something you do yourself?
I have found, too often equipment works well when it's new and all factory setting are optionalized but with extended use it's not up to a longterm task.
I've used it to chip the branches of a 54 foot pine tree and it had no problems. I haven't sharpened the blades yet because I haven't used it enough but I'm happy with the quality and power of the chipper. The blades are easy to get to, there's a plate you take off the side then rotate the flywheel until the blades show through the opening. You can sharpen the blades much like a lawn mower blade but you'll have to use a hand grinder. You should have plenty of power running off your PTO. Hope this helps.
Thanks for the info. How do you actually sharpen them?
You can clamp it in a vise and use a hand held angle grinder and just lightly grind and follow the same angle that's on the blade. Don't grind the heck out of it or turn the blade blue from the heat or it will soften the cutting edge.
DID THE PISTOLA COME WITH IT
Are you still happy with your DR Chipper?
Yes I'm still happy with it and I have lots of downed branches that I need to chip soon.
When machines pull back and tear your shoulder that's when electric starts are necessary
can this machine cut a smaller chips? I think it is still big, and I need smaller
No that's as small as it will cut. But not sure if it will cut smaller if you throw the chips in it twice.
What is the model? I have a Cub Cadet and it's a lot of work. I am thinking about moving into one of these.
It's the DR Self-Feeding Wood Chipper PRO 475, I have a link to it in the description under the video.
Most of the limbs I need to chip are always poorly shaped. I'm not sure this would work very well for me. Looks like a lot of time spent trimming limbs to be well shaped.
For more chipper equipment in South Africa and good reads on the topic, go to www.chipper.co.za and www.abcbanditchippers.co.za
How well will this chipper work on pine tree tops with a 2-inch stem and all the small side branches?
Jeffrey Beyer my wife and I just cut down a 54 foot pine tree and put all the branches through it that were under 3 inches and had no problems what so ever. All the branches 3 inches and over are going to be used for firewood.
Pete B. My kand has all small pines, 8-inch at chest height or smaller. so heaps of tree tops with a 2-inch or smaller stem to be chipped. clearing a 100ft by 200ft area.
Jeffrey Beyer you'll have no problems with that.
Pete B. If I can get the 16.5 chipper, will be doing a video of it for sure. Will know in a few days if will be getting one.
Jeffrey Beyer The branches have to be fairly clean to go through the chipper. Pine is fairly soft and you'll be able to bend any branches that are Y shaped. In other words the opening at the bottom of the chute will only allow 4 and 3/4 inch to go through.
Is it available in India?What may be the approx. price ?
Gun would have come in handy if he had bought a harbour freight chipper
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1yr later & this is Still a Funny As Comment!
ROTFL
The motor is identical to the ones at harbor freight.
Yeah there's lots of china clones out there, but this is a Briggs & stratton
How is the chipper holding up for you ?
MaximusStimulus It's holding up great. We just used it to chip the branches of a 54 foot pine tree and it chipped all the branches up in no time.
Thanks Pal !
very good machine , please send me price for study importation
Maybe alot wolf and lions attack there 😎😎😎😉😉😉😉
You lost me at 16.5 foot pounds of torque.
They measure the engine power in torque, not horsepower because torque is what's needed to chip the wood.
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Hmmm
Gracias amigo saludos de mexico
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The blades might be dull . If someone did nothing .
What size is your shop?
40'x60'
@@petebeasttexashomesteading Thank you.
What’s with the gun? Bad neighborhood? That’s to bad
I bet if you happened to break down near his property and walked on foot to ask for help he'd put his hand on the holster straight away. That would be awkward as fuck.
Actually no, I would never do that. It would be very irresponsible and dumb if I did. But I would be on guard. There is just to much craziness and people bent on doing harm that you just never know.
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Each and every branch is a fight ... I'm disapointed.
can you tow it on the road
They do make a towing kit for it that you can add on for $399.99 but you can only tow up to 45 mph here's the link. www.drpower.com/power-equipment/chippers/accessories/road-towing-package-16-5-cp4.axd
seen one for sale its 1650 model looks like a brigs and Stratton 340 cc engine hesasking 1500 uk pounds it has the long shute on it wot do they retail new
They're $2500.00 here in the states, that's about 1900 British pounds so 1500 pounds sounds like a good deal.
Doesn't seem to take much to bog it down.
It sounds like it's bogging down on the video but it's quite powerful. I used it to chip all the branches of a 54 foot pine and had no problems.
So the gun is there to put it out of its misery?
I thought he was showing bullets
Why do you have a gun with you that’s not even concealed
Will you shoot it if it chokes?
Heck no, the wood chipper is too new :)
None of that wood must be 'Brisket worthy' apparently ;-)
Works much much better with green wood! Those poor cutting teeth especially on a new chipper.
Dont piss off a guy wit a gun n a grinder n 8 acres?
Why do you have a gun with you?
I suppose if they legalize bazookas people will start wearing one on their hip just so they can exercise their rights
zakaj moraš biti oborožen ????
Mnogi ljudje ravnajo po zakonu tukaj v Teksasu imajo in imajo dovoljenje za prevoz pištolo.
Imam veliko zemlje in obstaja na stotine hektarjev gozda okoli mene, je veliko divjega prašiča tukaj, da mi ne bi želeli soočiti. :)
WAY TOO EXPENSIVE.