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Nice chipper. You'll get good service from it. I need one too so, keep us posted on how well it works for you. I also want a PTO driven unit.

Here's my North Star Splitter. I bought a North Star Chipper with, as I recall, a 13 HP gas engine. It was not great. Traded it back to Northern Tool, for my splitter, about 10 years ago.

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love that splitter! My tractor doesn't have rear remotes, I plan to add them sometime in the future, for that exact purpose.

about the chipper. It's the one from Titan. couple of things about it, first off it's not quick hitch compatible, so today I finish my project of making it so. Second, my tractor is the 24.4 hp with 19.2 PTO, when they say it probably won't do over 3" with less than 30 PTO hp, they're right. I still don't understand why it wouldn't, because isn't 540 rpm the same regardless? Also, it's not a shredder, and it doesn't like small limbs with leaves AT ALL. if you're pushing those through, better have something 1 1/2" to 2" to push through with it. Watch the chute, and if the chips aren't coming out, stop immediately and clean it out! OR, there's another broken sheer bolt, ask me how I know ;)

This is the wallenstein clone. Titan's website gives a link for the manual, that doesn't work. You actually have to go to the bx62 model where the link works, because the manual covers all models. And get this, they use the exact wallenstein manual. I know this because it gives the wrong size for the sheer bolts.

this one also doesn't have an optional leg kit, something else I might dig around in the scrap pile and see if I have something to make some legs for. The Farm Hand version of this DOES have the leg kit, so I'll look at it and go from there ;)

it is fast though as long as your feeding something through it in the 1 1/2 to 2" range, it'll chew em right up and keep on plugging! and the chips are a good size if you want to pile em up and compost em for the garden or flower beds for mulch.....

here's a scoop of chips, a good way to practice 'scooping' with the FEL
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   / PICTURES ONLY thread #572  
I did get my set up done for making the chipper QH compatible. it was soooo close, if I set it up on blocks, I could get it under there. but the top hook would only utilize one bolt, with it as low as it could go, and the pin in the chipper in the top hole. I fixed that today, and since I was making it fit, I figured I might as well make it so I don't have to change the top hook, it's now set up to use the same configuration as everything else.

I took a piece of 3/4" black pipe, notched it to fit and welded it in place. Then I took some flat stock, and welded over the edge on each side, to give it even more 'hold', as I'm not a welder who would do anything for anyone else, :cool: then painted it with some paint I had that was really really close. I plan to paint it to match the tractor, as well as a couple of other 'older' implements I have. I'll buy a quart of paint and get out the gravity feed sprayer one day.

ok, here's a few pics.

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   / PICTURES ONLY thread #573  
New battle scar 293 hrs on meter. Was doing some more clearing20180921_172824.jpeg20180921_172418.jpeg20180921_172353.jpeg
 
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Should be back together Saturday. The detent spring on forward/ reverse was weak letting it jumping out of forward trashed some gears20181020_142435.jpeg
 
   / PICTURES ONLY thread #575  
Knocked down old gopher mounds in pastures today.

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   / PICTURES ONLY thread #576  
I remanufactured the 3 pt hook up on an old hay rake to work with my quick hitch. This thing is good for dry leaves and great for pine straw....

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another project I did this week, was fix some pipe so I could clamp them onto my loader bucket, so I could use my boom pole out front. There's been a few times I needed a bit more 'reach', and while I realize I don't need to pick up anything heavy with it, it's going to come in handy for things I can't quite reach or need to lift higher. Mostly planning to use this for rafters/trusses on an upcoming storage building add on I'm planning

a couple of pieces of pipe welded to some 1 1/4" tubing, and chain the top to the hook I welded in the middle of the bucket

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   / PICTURES ONLY thread #578  
Moved some lumber left over from our deck project out to the barn yesterday.

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Put the rear blade back on as well, as we're expecting some snow today.
 
   / PICTURES ONLY thread #579  
Moved some lumber left over from our deck project out to the barn yesterday.

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Put the rear blade back on as well, as we're expecting some snow today.

Not to make more work for you after finally finishing 'deckasaurus', but that looks like enough lumber to make some really nice deck benches/seats :D
 
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I 'remanufactured' an old hay rake to work with the 3 pt hitch. makes an excellent rake for leaves, but ESPECIALLY for pine straw! IMG_9068.JPG

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