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Just2quickz28
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Well I finally got the tractor back from the dealer (fender/floor repair) and got a chance to put on the chipper. Well worth the money spent. about 1.5 hours I turned a pile of brush into a pile of chips 
. Only issue I had is that if the chipper is not level ( or close to it ) I would clog the shute when chipping pine with alot of needles still on it. Quick adjustment on the top link, and some 4x4s to rest it on and it was all set. I will be doing some chipping during the rest of the week I will try to get some pictures.
marvin
I also say run it at full throttle. go through a little more fuel but puts you at the right rpms
. Only issue I had is that if the chipper is not level ( or close to it ) I would clog the shute when chipping pine with alot of needles still on it. Quick adjustment on the top link, and some 4x4s to rest it on and it was all set. I will be doing some chipping during the rest of the week I will try to get some pictures.marvin
I also say run it at full throttle. go through a little more fuel but puts you at the right rpms
