wood chipper

[SNOWDEVIL]

Well just got in from trying out my new wallenstien bx 62 wood chipper and what a nice piece of equipment The biggest piece I tried was about a 5 " piece of pine and it took it no problem.
You can realy get some clean up done with one of these in a couple of hours.
Anyone have one of these chippers and how durable are they or any problems I should keep an eye out for....

 

[SNOWDEVIL]

Well just got in from trying out my new wallenstien bx 62 wood chipper and what a nice piece of equipment The biggest piece I tried was about a 5 " piece of pine and it took it no problem.
You can realy get some clean up done with one of these in a couple of hours.
Anyone have one of these chippers and how durable are they or any problems I should keep an eye out for....

 

[MMCSKPD]

Sounds like something I might want to try. Got any pictures?

 

[MMCSKPD]

Sounds like something I might want to try. Got any pictures?

 

[CDsdad]

Did you use it on any hardwood? If so, how well did it handle it and what size?

 

[CDsdad]

Did you use it on any hardwood? If so, how well did it handle it and what size?

 

[SNOWDEVIL]

sorry I don't have any pictures but it sure is a good looking piece of equipment, matches the color and everthing [orange].
ran a couple pieces of maple thru it tonite about 4 inches or better and no problem didn't even phase it. got most of the yard cleaned up in 2 nights.
I have to learn how to post pictures soon, so I can show whats up..

 

[SNOWDEVIL]

sorry I don't have any pictures but it sure is a good looking piece of equipment, matches the color and everthing [orange].
ran a couple pieces of maple thru it tonite about 4 inches or better and no problem didn't even phase it. got most of the yard cleaned up in 2 nights.
I have to learn how to post pictures soon, so I can show whats up..

 

[amigauser]

Here is a link that I found that at least shows a picture and some specs.

http://www.embmfg.com/forestry/chippers/chippers_product.html

Norm

 

[amigauser]

Here is a link that I found that at least shows a picture and some specs.

http://www.embmfg.com/forestry/chippers/chippers_product.html

Norm