metalbender
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Haven't seen anything on PTO chippers. Must be looking in the wrong place. Ordered a Woodland Mills TF68 last Thursday. Got notice today that it has shipped. Much better than the lead time they had on their website.
PTO chippers
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CalG
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If you want, I can snap pictures of a couple of chip piles of hemlock that recently came out of my MacKissic Chipper shredder ?
I chip for the chips , not to reduce the brush. Burning works for that.
cholland
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There are some other threads on the topic. I shopped around a few years ago when I was in the market and ended up with the Woodland Mills 68. It's a good solid chipper. Good size for a 30+ hp tractor. Watch the punky stuff or branches with a lot of leaves, it will clog up. I only chip up to about 3-4 inches, anything larger than that is likely firewood.
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Look in the attachments forum. There are lots of threads on PTO chippers.
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I sure would like to have the improved TF68. The high speed flywheel and gas shocks would be nice to have.
I have the older WC68. No more than I use it, it will have to do. But the pro model looks nice.
I have the older WC68. No more than I use it, it will have to do. But the pro model looks nice.