You can hear the power!

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

A PCs speaker won't do this justice, listen through hi-fi or headphones!

I bet it would eat my Jensen A530T too!

 

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[TimberCutterDartmoor]

And see the speed!

 

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[treediver]

Can a chipper be too fast? I wouldnt wanna get snagged on a branch and get sucked into that thing.

[Buzz]

Lol I sometimes forget alot of guys haven't seen bigger chippers working. Once you've handfed an 18" chipper there's no going back lol...

[Steve Bullman]

Can a chipper be too fast? I wouldnt wanna get snagged on a branch and get sucked into that thing.

 

if you check out some of the american sites theres always news of someone getting sucked into a chipper.......we dont have that problem over here as we dont generally need chippers that size thankfully

[bob]

made me smile the guy comes up obviosly wanting more taking off and they all ignore him as long as poss and still drive away

not too noisey for em to wear earmuffs though

[treediver]

Think im too use to my entec 6 inch chipper gently chugging away at a nice steady pace..some of those US models just look a bit lethal, I can see why they have afew nasty accidents with them.

[Mesterh]

The speed of some of those chippers is frightening Theres no way I want to be hand feeding those, no time to react to anything.

[TimberCutterDartmoor]

And see the speed!

 

 

At 52 seconds in, the narator quotes "operator friendly feed speed"!!! Should say "operator eating feed speed"!

[Mr Ed]

Hmm. I guess you've never seen a 'proper' chipper then? Cause that chipper in the video is just a piece of **** vermeer 1400 with a 115 cummins.

And for the record, there are no recorded instances of anyone getting sucked through a chuck and duck chipper. The accidents are because they dont have decent feed control like we do, and a complete lack of any kind of training legislation...