Jinma 6 or Ebay WC6

[Vjf]

A chipper is on my wish list, and only two are in my price range. The hard thing is trying to compare there chinese chippers, Who would get a chance to see these side by side. But, it seens the Jinma needs up grades to be reliable, while the WC6 on Ebay that Betst sells "claims", Improved Universal Joint Power Feed Roller with Handle, Emergency Foot & Handle Shutoff & Longer Chute, better Saftey Features, Universal Driveline, and Better Bearings.
Anyone able to help me with a decision on which MAY be a better way to go?

 

[gordon21]

I have not seen the WC-6 in person. I have a Jinma and am very happy with it. With either unit, plan on uncrating and assembling it yourself. If you are not handy with tools, forget any Chinese chipper. The fit and finish on ALL Chinese chippers is not the same as JD, Bushhog, etc. The welding is sloppy and uneven, but the price can't be beat. A solid sturdy chipper with easily available replacement belts delivered for well under $2000 in most areas of the country. I think the Jinma's would be supported better in the future if you ever did need parts, help or advice. Comparable American/Canadian made chippers are usually $3500 or more. If you are a homeowner and will use it less than 10 hours per month, then a Chinese chipper is more than fine. Most of the parts on it can be found at any NAPA, Northern Tool or hardware store. Blades might be the only part you would ever need a couple years from now.

Search TBN and you will find hundreds of posts and pictures about chippers with the majority being Jinma's.

Before you buy, contact Tommy at Affordable sales in Texas for a quote. I heard about him here on TBN and bought my chipper from him by phone. Excellent service, advice and delivered on time. He has different color combos. Mine is green/yellow to match my tractor.

 

[Affordable]

Thanks for the plug Gordan,we have been selling the Jinmas for years with little or no problems,we also stock all the replacement parts.I have just recieved my first chipper from a different factory,that has the same size flywheel as the Jinma,looks similier but they have done some extra items for us.It has u-joints on the feed driveshaft,extended feed chute,foot petal to work the feed roller,I think that they have done a great job for us and I will be switching over to this factory soon,Jinma has not wanted to make any updates or changes for us and there driveshaft has been there biggest problem,this new factory has also said that they would make me a 4" PTO chipper for the sub compact guys,we get calls every week wanting a smaller chipper in the 500lb range,hopefully I will have it soon so if anybody has a interest in the smaller chipper please let me know.

Thanks Tommy
Home of compact Jinma, Foton, and Koyker Tractors and Parts, Wood Chippers, Backhoes - Affordable Tractor Sales Company

 

[Ranch_Hand_Supp]

I also have had very good service out of the orginial Jinma wood chippers that I have sold/sell.

I have seen/found that the knuckles will break when the chipper is feed a limb larger than six inches in diameter. Like a 4 inch limb with braches. By the time it folds up it is larger the 6 inches. The knuckles are dry from the factory .... they need to be lubed or will wear out quickly.

Some of the replacement parts that I have sold for the WC6 are the same as the originial Jinma 6 inch..... not all.

I to will be bringing in some of the chippers that Tommy mentioned on the East Coast.

Replacement parts and tech support should be considered.

Ronald
Ranch Hand Supply

 

[Kays Supply]

The next obvious question, "Will the new shaft fit the Jinma?"

 

[Ranch_Hand_Supp]

The next obvious question, "Will the new shaft fit the Jinma?"

We think it will?

It looks like it but, we are going to make sure.

We should be able to confirm that this week.

Ronald
Ranch Hand Supply

 

[Rara Avis]

A chipper is on my wish list, and only two are in my price range. The hard thing is trying to compare there chinese chippers, Who would get a chance to see these side by side. But, it seens the Jinma needs up grades to be reliable, while the WC6 on Ebay that Betst sells "claims", Improved Universal Joint Power Feed Roller with Handle, Emergency Foot & Handle Shutoff & Longer Chute, better Saftey Features, Universal Driveline, and Better Bearings.
Anyone able to help me with a decision on which MAY be a better way to go?

If you want one, that you don't have to tinker with...
Wallenstein...
Wood Chippers

Here is a guy's comparison of several units for SCUTs...
Wood Chippers for Small Tractors

 

[wedge40]

If you want one, that you don't have to tinker with...
Wallenstein...
Wood Chippers

Here is a guy's comparison of several units for SCUTs...
Wood Chippers for Small Tractors

I can do a lot of tinkering for the cost difference between the two machines.
If I planned on chipping every day for a couple of hours I would get a Wallenstein, but for most people here the chipper is for spring cleanup and will only see at most 10 or 15 hr a month.

Wedge

 

[weldingisfun]

Thanks for the plug Gordan,we have been selling the Jinmas for years with little or no problems,we also stock all the replacement parts.I have just recieved my first chipper from a different factory,that has the same size flywheel as the Jinma,looks similier but they have done some extra items for us.It has u-joints on the feed driveshaft,extended feed chute,foot petal to work the feed roller,I think that they have done a great job for us and I will be switching over to this factory soon,Jinma has not wanted to make any updates or changes for us and there driveshaft has been there biggest problem,this new factory has also said that they would make me a 4" PTO chipper for the sub compact guys,we get calls every week wanting a smaller chipper in the 500lb range,hopefully I will have it soon so if anybody has a interest in the smaller chipper please let me know.

Thanks Tommy
Home of compact Jinma, Foton, and Koyker Tractors and Parts, Wood Chippers, Backhoes - Affordable Tractor Sales Company

Tommy, are you still going to stock replacement parts for the Jinma Chippers?
I'm one of your Jinma Chipper customers and am counting on you being there.

 

[wedge40]

Are Jinma chippers alway Yellow and ready. I'm looking at one on Ebay and it's yellow and black. Again I'm guessing the parts are interchangeable whether it's a Jimma or not.

Wedge