CalG.....you have a depth of knowledge about the MacKissic. I have the 1650 model for 16years. Some stringy things just don't shred well. I guess one could feed such material slowly with some dry stuff to go with it. Otherwise it goes into the compost or burn pile.
Cheers,
Mike
YKYO (92) when I read the obits in the newspaper and funeral homes............and .........I no longer see anybody that are neighbors or former co- workers or people from church that I was acquainted with.
One time I left the hood up on the Kubota..............then some birds built a nest up against the fire wall.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:
Cheers,
Mike
As i understand it, Howes (the one that I used) was great for anti-gel....but made no comment about lubricity........So....I went back to Power Service white bottle....and use it year around on my little Kubotas. Since as a home owner with low hours per year, I just add the PS to every 5...
I've never had a burn pile that was "out" by dusk... If the pile is big enough to burn.....it will be hot all night and into the next day. My weather forcast is the determinant for starting the burn.
Some years I don't have a burn pile. That's when the chipper (WoodlandMills WC...
A while back my neighbor had about 25 tons of gravel dropped in his driveway. I used my Kubota ..B2650+ FEL to spread it . When I returned home i saw that one of the loader arms was not in the saddle.????? I thought that it operated kinda wierd at the time, but proceded with the...
Regardless what chipper to buy, I'd say the basic consideration is "To burn...or ...not to burn". I'd say that burning is "easier" than chipping.....but......wind....rain....your available time....local codes are some of the major determinants.
With chipping.....one can do it whenever one...