any details? model? HP needed? how big of trees it can eat
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team ,the chipper is a Wallenstein BX42 for tractors from 18-50hp cuts up to 4" its build in Canada this is where I bought http://www.woodwardcrossings.com/Pages/Pages_11-04/Farm/chipper_guide/chippers.html
Hi
Thanks for the pictures and report on the chipper. Wallenstein is a familiar brand up here.
Brian
Thanks for the pictures and report on the chipper. Wallenstein is a familiar brand up here.
Brian
Brian, who carries Wallenstein around here?? I spoke to their regional rep three weeks ago as I was in desperate need of a third chipper and he said there wasn't any PTO driven units in the region so I bought a bearcat.....just curious as we may add a 4th.Hi
Thanks for the pictures and report on the chipper. Wallenstein is a familiar brand up here.
Brian
we made a ton cedar chip Saturday their good to put in the barn ,dog house & flower beds to keep the bugs out and they smell good, we have alot to go, to hot to do much may wait to the fall,at 67 I can't take the heat like I could back when I was 66.
lol back when 66 that made me spit dr pepper out lol
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