Posted by B-maniac on March 20, 2013 at 18:37:44 from (24.236.182.231):
In Reply to: 6 Brush Chipper posted by Nice on March 20, 2013 at 14:38:01:
I just retired from the largest wood processing equipment manufacturer in the world and we occasionally got to take brush chippers home for the weekend. When they say 6" they mean the feed wheel/chipper drum is 6" wide. It IS still a BRUSH chipper and not a whole tree chipper. So that means 6" of brush , not a solid 6" log. We have a "6" and an "8" and neither will handle the 5" stuff you are referring to very efficiently. You need at least a 10" with dual feed wheels and at least a small 4cyl turbo engine. They are what they say , "a brush chipper" not a log chipper. We have them too , with a 50" X 48" chipper drum and a Cat V/12 twin turbo with 1200 hp and auto feed. Will fill a 50' chip semi trailer in 15 min. with a good loader operating. Seriously,though,get at least a 10".
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