3pt wood chipper on Gc1710

[madhatter]

1190lbs at the ball ends. Actual capacity is reduced the farther the load is out from them. It will be close, weight wise, if the GC can lift it.

Got my new chipper. It is definetly a solid build unit. Had to shorten the PTO shaft of course as the gc1710 has pretty short 3pt lift arms. I am happy to say it lifts it with no problems.

 

[irvingj]

Please post pics when you get a chance!

 

[Langanobob]

Got my new chipper. It is definetly a solid build unit. Had to shorten the PTO shaft of course as the gc1710 has pretty short 3pt lift arms. I am happy to say it lifts it with no problems.

Where are the pictures? Maybe you're one of those guys who just sits at his computer and makes stuff up?

 

[GC1710]

I demand a youtube video!

 

[madhatter]

Where are the pictures? Maybe you're one of those guys who just sits at his computer and makes stuff up?

Here ya go.... forgot to post them to be honest. Couldn't be happier with the chipper though. Being able to control the feed speed is the answer using with the GC1710, for the bigger stuff anyway. I also thought I took some action pics, but guess not ?

 

[Langanobob]

Looks very good, thanks for posting the pictures.

 

[GC1710]

Wow, just watched this video of the WC68. I am sold!! let's see a video with the GC running it. Did you get direct from their website? Sheewww pricey...but I'll pay for quality.

Woodland Mills WC68 6" PTO Wood Chipper - YouTube

 

[ID Corgi Ranch]

I could use one of those. That setup looks nice.

 

[irvingj]

Very impressive... but yeah, I'd like to see it working on a 20-hp sub-compact. Any way you could let us know how it works on your 1710?

 

[check]

Looks great, madhatter. Keep us posted. These guys are not far from Toronto, and I have considered buying one of these, but again I only have a Kubota BX25 which has slightly less PTO horsepower than your Massey.