Posted by Rick Kr on May 29, 2008 at 06:24:32 from (198.208.159.19):
In Reply to: DR equipment posted by Bill46 on May 28, 2008 at 10:09:29:
Bill,
Have to agree with Alex-41JDb on this. Pile your brush and once a year rent a BIG chipper.
If you have that much chipping to do, I don't think you will be happy with a small (3 pt or gas) chipper.
If you're chipping throughout the year, probably makes sense to buy. Friend has a 3 pt that is suppose to handle a 5" limb, but I wouldnt recommend it. 2-3" limbs are fine, but slow, compared to commerical chipper.
You will make quick work of a giant pile with a commerical style chipper. Plus no maintenance, and replacement blades aren't cheap.
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