Chipper Slasco Chipper

[yugo]

Chris - It's a long day without a laugh. I enjoy a good laugh - but please don't pick on my Yugo - it's my pride and joy.

Seriously, we don't no anything about briars - we're flatlanders. I would say it wouldn't - doesn't like morning glory vines. Wrong thing to try! The bushy part of the trees in the soft woods goes through really well, but we also have hedge(Osage Orange) trees, that burns good, but the thorns and gnarly limbs make them hard to work with. We have to cut the limbs down in smaller pieces. The chipper has about a 2' intake, down to 9". Yugo

 

[KennedyDiesel]

I figured the hyd power feed would be the way to go. Not cheap at $6300, but I typically buy equipment to last and not require much more than simple maintenance.

The Valby looks to fold up quite nicely and allow easy access to the knives as well. The Wallenstein looks to be somewhat of a monster with the high discharge chute at or above eye level.

 

[B7500]

Hello,
You may consider a Bear Cat chipper. Mine has done a good job for me.
-Terry

 

[B7500]

..another pic...

 

[To20Chris]

Yugo - once upon a time I had a Fiat 128 Rallye - it was my pride & joy at the time. The chassis and drivetrain are what's under your Yugo. Fiat had a habit of selling the tooling for their older models to others. I could never seriously bust on one of its decendants - I had too much fun with that thing. Bright yellow, lowered, loud & modified -these kids with their slammed Hondas think they invented something! /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif It was a fun little car on the autocross course. At a whole 1290cc, it was smaller than the engine in my LK3054!

OK, I'm back to the present now!