I have a Farm Pro (Jimna) Chipper on the way.

[Todd_C]

After spending a year trying to decide on which chipper to buy, I finally gave in and ordered a Farm Pro for $1,250. I'll post pics and let everyone know how it works. At the rate I'm starting to collect attachements, I may need to build another garage.

 

[shaley]

Let us know what you think of it. That may be my next attachment to buy. Is that a 6"?

 

[weldingisfun]

There are lots of postings on the Jinma Chipper. You will love the way it works. I have had one since February.

 

[ToddW]

I've had mine for about 6 months, use it almost every weekend, don't know how I lived without it

 

[jake98]

Where did you find it for $1250?
Jake

 

[Todd_C]

I found it on Ebay. I bought it from Homier in IN. The price first started out at $1,399 and when I opened the description again the chipper was offered at $1,249.99. It didn't take long to make a decision. The company still has three chippers left. They also had great feedback.

 

[krackerjack9]

what was the chipping cost on this?? I am considering getting a 6in one I have a endless supply of Texas sage that with combined with my nieghbors old hay I think would turn into some pretty good compost over time.

 

[Affordable]

I have the Jinma woodchippers in stock,if you want to see one,Let me know if we can help

Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales
Home of compact Jinma, Foton, and Koyker Tractors and Parts, Wood Chippers, Backhoes - Affordable Tractor Sales Company

 

[mrutkaus]

Good to hear you'll be feeling a little chipper in a few days!

Mike

 

[Todd_C]

what was the chipping cost on this?? I am considering getting a 6in one I have a endless supply of Texas sage that with combined with my nieghbors old hay I think would turn into some pretty good compost over time.

The shipping was $190 to a business in my area. I could have send the chipper to the house for another $50, but I live in such a rual area that I didn't want to risk getting the chipper.