WC46 Chipper need an enema

[bironacad]

Ralph - I had that problem with the smaller Wallenstein chipper - BX42S. Combination of pine sap and green needles would plug the output chute. Until I found the complete solution - a bone dry limb every so often usually did the trick. This smaller Wally was mounted on my Ford 1700.

The complete solution - identify, fell, drag to pile - chip the FOLLOWING year. Allowing my small( 1" to 6" on the butt) pines to dry out for a year solved the problem with the smaller Wallenstein.

Now I have a bigger chipper - Wally BX62S - on my updated and bigger tractor. I can immediately chip the pines now. Considerably larger discharge chute, more HP, much higher air flow thru the chipper.

Yup me as well, if doing pine I like to have some dry ***** to alternate to to clean out the gum

 

[coobie]

All storm damage. I have more than one 'estate', I own rentals.

Ya I bet you do. I can see you pulling your little chipper all over town chipping brush.Anymore whoppers you want to share with us Mr.tall tails?

 

[5030]

Hey dork, don't even own one (chipper) sold it over a year ago. Dream on stooge.

 

[coobie]

Hey dork, don't even own one (chipper) sold it over a year ago. Dream on stooge.

Did you ever notice when people get angry they start name calling? Funny how thats works.Thanks for the belly laugh..

 

[5030]

Did you ever notice when people get angry they start name calling? Funny how thats works.Thanks for the belly laugh..

No problem.

 

[Industrial Toys]

A buddy and mine made the mistake, last summer, of finding out what happens when you put the chute deflector on a larger unit, down beyond a detent and secure it with vicegrips. Must have taken us two hours (of valuable chipping time) to get the chute cleared out and cutter wheel unjammed (pulling out chips by hand and using a ten foot pry bar)!