Hyundai chipper???

[Harry_L]

Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone has used one of those small Hyundai chippers? If so could i have some feedback on them please?

Many thanks

[william127]

I have one, can't fault its performance for the cost. 

Its not the highest quality by a long way but it chips well, the blades are reversible and cheap, it will happily throw chip to the front of a ten foot trailer and 2 of us have easily taken it apart to take it through a house. 

Theres a little bit about mine in the last couple of pages in the wee chipper thread.

its definitely more of a machine for an owner operator than a machine for anyone to be chucking stuff through.

 

[Harry_L]

I have one, can't fault its performance for the cost. 
Its not the highest quality by a long way but it chips well, the blades are reversible and cheap, it will happily throw chip to the front of a ten foot trailer and 2 of us have easily taken it apart to take it through a house. 
Theres a little bit about mine in the last couple of pages in the wee chipper thread.
its definitely more of a machine for an owner operator than a machine for anyone to be chucking stuff through.
 

Thank you!

Just a few quick questions.

Will it actually chip three and a half inch stuff?

Do you think it would be able to do 5 hours a week or is that to strenuous for it?

Thanks again!

[william127]

It will chip up to the size it says, but if that was the bulk of your material it would take quite a while to get the jobs done. It should be fine with 5 hours a week but I can't tell you how many weeks for! At that rate I reckon your hours would overtake my hours in a  couple of months, but if you look after it you will soon have earned your money back and started making some.

[Harry_L]

Thanks very much! [emoji106]

[william127]

This looks to be an identical machine but with the highly useful addition of a swivelling spout- I wish mine had that!