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Jerry Ward

06-02-2003 13:24:20




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The DR Mower folks now make a 3PH Chipper, what do you think of hooking one up to a 2N?




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Philip

06-03-2003 05:14:22




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 Re: 3PH Chipper in reply to Jerry Ward, 06-02-2003 13:24:20  
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This is a bearcat model I purchased last fall. Has a 5" capacity. What I really like about it over others is it ability to throw chips into a field, into the bed of a truck, or away from the machine. I would not get one which leaves chips on the ground next to the machine to accumulate into a huge pile to be picked up later. Philip.

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Carol Martin

06-02-2003 18:19:57




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 Re: 3PH Chipper in reply to Jerry Ward, 06-02-2003 13:24:20  
I have the 16HP DR chipper. It is a nice machine however it is overrated as to what it can do.. they claim it will handle 4" stock.. maybe it will if it is balsa wood.. I chip mostly Oak and as it came from the factory if you put in a 3" piece it would just grab it and pull it thru so fast the engine could not handle it.once it starts to self feed there is now pulling it back. There is no adjustment as to how fast the wood is pulled in and believe me it is way to fast..I revised mine so that it will not take quite as big a bite and makes smaller chips and it will now take a pretty good sized piece. The tractor mounted unit looks to be exactly the same as the powered one that I have.. and for the Price difference I would think the self powered would be the better buy.

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Jerry Ward

06-03-2003 05:04:28




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 Re: Re: 3PH Chipper in reply to Carol Martin, 06-02-2003 18:19:57  
This is susposed to have the same chipping head as the 18HP chipper, which makes it about 1/2 the price. It may be a moot point because I don't think my CFO will go for it.



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Bernie

06-02-2003 17:35:24




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 Re: 3PH Chipper in reply to Jerry Ward, 06-02-2003 13:24:20  
I bought a used 3-point chipper for $500 last year. I can't remember the brand just now. I use it on my 2N that needs a motor job and it works fine, if you have the arm-power to push the stuff in. Mine will only take up to 2" but I save wood bigger than that to burn. HTH



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