Posted by YTSupport on November 17, 2018 at 20:20:58 from (72.168.144.159):
In Reply to: PTO Shaft Question posted by YTSupport on November 17, 2018 at 09:46:41:
I was going to try it out with my D14, but I got to looking at it and decided that probably wouldn't be a good idea. It was a lot of weight for a 4000 pound tractor and it would be way underpowered. Supposedly the chipper can run at 40 HP, but that might be wishful thinking. We'll be feeding very soft hardwoods in, red maple and alder, tall and spindly, so the Oliver should be able to handle it. We have very few true hardwoods around here, and I imagine those would give some trouble. What I have been concerned about is the lengths, they can be 50 or 60 foot tall and 5 or 6 inches diameter. Even a small tree with that length can have a lot of leverage to move the chipper around. That's why I think some stabilization will be necessary.
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