Chipper Woodmaxx vs Jinma chipper

[newbury]

In addition after several days at wondering what where these two large flat left over pieces it finally came to me. The new chippers now ship with skies! Yes that's right no more worrying that the vibration will cause your chipper to sink. Just wish that had at least thrown in a sheet of paper mentioning what they were for.

Ah, the skies the limit!

Skis and skies

Just a quick entry to differentiate between the similar spellings of skis and skies: the former go on your feet, the latter is up above.

Skis is both a noun and a verb. As a noun, it is what you wear when you go skiing: He put on his skis and headed cross country. As a verb, it is the present tense of “to ski”: She skis very well for someone who never tried before. Because ski ends in a vowel, just the letter “s” needs to be added.

Skies, however, is the plural form of “sky”: The wide African skies have attracted explorers and travellers for centuries.

 

[Reg]

I was browsing from a different computer this morning, so didn't have all my bookmarks.
Searching for "PTO chippers" brought up quite a few look-alikes - look a lot like the WoodMaxx, just different paint and PRICE.

OBVIOUSLY WoodMaxx isn't the ONLY importer of these, they probably do little more than add their stickers, as do their competition.
Same old same old I guess, Dodge/Mitsubishi Ford/Mazda JD/Kukje

Example;
PTO Wood Chipper with Hydraulic Power Feed
about $250 UNDER the woodmaxx price.

I have NOTHING against Woodmaxx, Jinma, or anyone else.
Just pointing out that the product APPEARS to be somewhat generic and there is some price competition out there.

 

[Jack Yuan]

I was browsing from a different computer this morning, so didn't have all my bookmarks.
Searching for "PTO chippers" brought up quite a few look-alikes - look a lot like the WoodMaxx, just different paint and PRICE.

OBVIOUSLY WoodMaxx isn't the ONLY importer of these, they probably do little more than add their stickers, as do their competition.
Same old same old I guess, Dodge/Mitsubishi Ford/Mazda JD/Kukje

Example;
PTO Wood Chipper with Hydraulic Power Feed
about $250 UNDER the woodmaxx price.

I have NOTHING against Woodmaxx, Jinma, or anyone else.
Just pointing out that the product APPEARS to be somewhat generic and there is some price competition out there.

current now, there are only two factory produce this model in China. One copy another. I m keeping watching this model always these years. I know who produce it. My only suggestion is: BEFORE you first time to use it, Fulfill 26L enough hydraulic into tank, otherwise its roller may not turn because some air may get into pump.

If you buy it, don't forget to share some photo with us, we are willing to watch that.:laughing:

 

[204saskman]

Good info here as im wantibg to order one. Does anyone have the mechanical feed one.

 

[tor]

Got the WM8H on Sept. 3. I drive it using a Kubota MX5000 w/ 44 hp at the pto. We can't feed the thing fast enough. Love it so far. Have a lot of stuff to clear once it cools off some down here in SC.

 

[CortezEd]

Good info here as im wantibg to order one. Does anyone have the mechanical feed one.

No, I didn't get the mechanical feed model. Seemed well worth the extra $$$ for the hydraulics. It makes chipping easier, which is a good thing? I can definitely say that I am quite pleased with this chipper. A friend of mine laughed when I told him I had bought it. But after he saw it and ran some branches through, he said he was also impressed and changed his opinion. Sure, it isn't an industrial / heavy-duty piece of equipment but it does the "job" for me. Cooler weather is not far off and then we will be chipping a lot of stuff again.

 

[Jack Yuan]

No, I didn't get the mechanical feed model. Seemed well worth the extra $$$ for the hydraulics. It makes chipping easier, which is a good thing? I can definitely say that I am quite pleased with this chipper. A friend of mine laughed when I told him I had bought it. But after he saw it and ran some branches through, he said he was also impressed and changed his opinion. Sure, it isn't an industrial / heavy-duty piece of equipment but it does the "job" for me. Cooler weather is not far off and then we will be chipping a lot of stuff again.

you made a good choice, I bought many chippers from woodmaxx chipper factory, they are the best, comparing with the others which I bought.

 

[tor]

After using the WM8h for a while, and going over the machine, the sets crews that hold the bearing collars on the infeed rollers were loose. Didn't look like much locktite were applied. Took them out, applied some blue locktite, and retightened. Other than that, it works flawlessly.

 

[CanuckPT]

Great thread here - my wife is convince we need a chipper so I'm thinking I'll strike while the iron is hot!! The WM-8H really seems like the way to go.

 

[Budweiser John]

I've owned my Woodmax 8H for about a year now. Great machine, no problems.
Running it with a NH 45D tractor (45) HP. Tractor doesn't know the chipper is doing it's
Job when running
Anything over 4 inches is saved for the wood stove all else goes through the chipper. Chips
Make great landscape mulch and poultry litter. Spent poultry litter goes to the compost pile.
Compost goes to the garden. Garden goes to the freezer. Closed loop.