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[Gordon Gould]

Gordon
Would it be possible to block up your wood on that table then lift the whole table to the woodshed w the tractor?

Just answered my own question when I saw the splitter. First thought was that you weren’t splitting those so no.

When I get to the outside rows where I can reach I will put the table and splitter right at the woodshed and stack off the table.

gg

 

[kozal01]

That’s a good strong bite on those if it can take a 6” diameter branch.

Well, 4” is the largest diameter it’s supposed to take but I’ve fed it bigger. It’s never bogged the tractor, wish I had gone up one size chipper but it still gets it done. Got everything chipped in an hour or so. The smaller sticks I burned and the bigger than 4” if cut up for firewood.

 

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Well, 4” is the largest diameter it’s supposed to take but I’ve fed it bigger. It’s never bogged the tractor, wish I had gone up one size chipper but it still gets it done. Got everything chipped in an hour or so. The smaller sticks I burned and the bigger than 4” if cut up for firewood.

Is that the WM 68 koz?
Previously when living on the 100 acre property, I just gathered and burned the slash. Now that I am at the new place and being only two acres, l have to find a different way to get rid of the stuff.
First time I burned a little 3x4’ pile of small twigs at the new place I had the fire trucks come when someone reported they saw smoke.
I feel a bit like the Clampets on the Beverly Hillbillies.

 

[kozal01]

Is that the WM 68 koz?
Previously when living on the 100 acre property, I just gathered and burned the slash. Now that I am at the new place and being only two acres, l have to find a different way to get rid of the stuff.
First time I burned a little 3x4’ pile of small twigs at the new place I had the fire trucks come when someone reported they saw smoke.
I feel a bit like the Clampets on the Beverly Hillbillies.

It’s the the WC 46. WC46 4" PTO Wood Chipper

 

[Jstpssng]

Is that the WM 68 koz?
Previously when living on the 100 acre property, I just gathered and burned the slash. Now that I am at the new place and being only two acres, l have to find a different way to get rid of the stuff.
First time I burned a little 3x4’ pile of small twigs at the new place I had the fire trucks come when someone reported they saw smoke.
I feel a bit like the Clampets on the Beverly Hillbillies.

 

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It’s the the WC 46. WC46 4" PTO Wood Chipper

Thanks
Very cool video.
The one Northern tool sells for 2 k is absolute junk compared to the Woodland.

 

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I invited the neighbors over for dinner to help us “blend in”. She asked what’s for dinner so they could bring over a corresponding wine. I said I was gonna unfreeze some venison. She said “what’s that”?
After I stopped crying, I said “oh any red hemlock will do”.

 

[BackRoad]

"...Venison, it's like free-range chicken eggs, only it's free-range meat..."

"...any Red Hemlock..." What a great line!! I may quote you...

 

[kozal01]

Thanks
Very cool video.
The one Northern tool sells for 2 k is absolute junk compared to the Woodland.

It really is a nice machine

 

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Well, 4” is the largest diameter it’s supposed to take but I’ve fed it bigger. It’s never bogged the tractor, wish I had gone up one size chipper but it still gets it done. Got everything chipped in an hour or so. The smaller sticks I burned and the bigger than 4” if cut up for firewood.

I think you have the right machine koz.
My firewood limit is 3” diameter if oak and about 6” if silver maple. That means I’m munching anything under 3” so if 4” is about the limit, seems like a fit to me.
I don’t even bother splitting silver maple unless it’s 8” or more.
In 2 years, that maple turns to paper. Rock or sugar maple is a whole nuther beast