what chipper should I buy and why

[murphy1244]

Looking for a chipper shredder for my DK-40 SE any help I could use. thanks...

 

[murphy1244]

oboys

 

[Storm56]

Lots of threads here on this subject, search feature is your friend.

 

[tractchores]

Lots of good info on here. A lot of folks like the wallenstein, bearcat or chinese chippers (if you like to fix things). Personally ive got the wallenstein bx42, which has been great. It feeds itself pretty well, has a large opening for forked branches and is well built. You might be able to go up to the 6" on that tractor.

 

[murphy1244]

Lots of threads here on this subject, search feature is your friend.

I don't want to be trying to find a product thats not being made.

 

[murphy1244]

Lots of threads here on this subject, search feature is your friend.

I don't want to be trying to find a product thats not being made.

 

[Storm56]

I don't want to be trying to find a product thats not being made.

MANY recent threads in the last 3 months, do not think they are out of production with those models yet.

 

[murphy1244]

MANY recent threads in the last 3 months, do not think they are out of production with those models yet.

Thanks for being soooo helpfull

 

[murphy1244]

MANY recent threads in the last 3 months, do not think they are out of production with those models yet.

Thanks for being soooo helpfull

 

[dave1949]

I like my Wallenstein BX62 very much, and I like that reading the many posts about chippers convinced me that I did not need the hydraulic feed option - TBN posters saved me money, thank you. I run my chipper on a 40 hp New Holland, so we have similar power.

PS: BX62 is a chipper only, does not shred stuff into fine pieces.