The Wee Chipper Club

[richy_B]

Yeah. I have a height adjustable towbar so my initial idea was buy a spare coupling section, weld up a some box section going straight back then angle or channel sections to make a kind of slot for the wheels. Also a section t'ing to bolt the rest of the frame to. I don't think it would be that complicated as it's barely 100kg. Just the vibration to keep an eye on. I'd attach a large chain to it as well incase it ever failed and fell off the back.

 

In a day I might prune 150 trees but only produce a couple of cubes of chip/shred so ne tip back at the yard should be easy. This particular job doesn't include Limes so there are just a handful of finger sized branches per tree.

[equip4ind]

https://goo.gl/photos/3N4kKJVSdGRmwZ7B8

 

Daniel Whitehead

Equipment 4 Industry

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[equip4ind]

Here is a picture of it chipping.Had a snag with the rubber gasket between the chipping box and the indeed chute but apart from that it did well.

Really stable

 

Daniel Whitehead

Equipment 4 Industry

Trading Division of Engines 4 Industry Ltd

http://www.e-4-i.co.uk

Equipment4Industry on Facebook and ebay

Tel:01142238080

Mob:07971856205

[Jonny69]

Yeah. I have a height adjustable towbar so my initial idea was buy a spare coupling section, weld up a some box section going straight back then angle or channel sections to make a kind of slot for the wheels. Also a section t'ing to bolt the rest of the frame to. I don't think it would be that complicated as it's barely 100kg. Just the vibration to keep an eye on. I'd attach a large chain to it as well incase it ever failed and fell off the back.

 

In a day I might prune 150 trees but only produce a couple of cubes of chip/shred so ne tip back at the yard should be easy. This particular job doesn't include Limes so there are just a handful of finger sized branches per tree.

 

They already make what you are describing for motorbikes on the back of the towball mount. A motocross bike weighs about 100kg and would be a similar size to your chipper.

 

Motorcycle Rack Carrier Motorbike Motocross Scooter Rack Tow Bar | eBay

[richy_B]

Yes, that kind of thing. I'd add some skids to I can lift it on and off with a forklift.

[Mattgreenbelt]

I've got a CS100, good for what it is, especially when it's saving a drag through tight spaces, we chip into wheelie bins!

 

I'm thinking of upgrading or buying an additional chipper this year, problem I've got is it run a mitsubishi L200 and a 16ft caged trailer. I was thinking of a compact tractor and PTO chipper, only downside is can see is having to do a double run at three end of the day to take it back to the yard or if it's local enough I could drive it on the roads!

[Coletti]

The wee chipper has been out earning it's keep today on this conifer hedge removal and made approx 14 cube of chip

 

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[carlos]

DK800 B&S Wood Chipper with 15cc, 4 stroke gasoline engine. Professional Use.

 

 

anyone use on of these?? look kind of well made for the price ( well in the photos!)

carl

[NFG]

DK800 B&S Wood Chipper with 15cc, 4 stroke gasoline engine. Professional Use.

 

 

anyone use on of these?? look kind of well made for the price ( well in the photos!)

carl

 

Looks interesting, sure the engine is 15Hp not 15cc tho!

Max dia 80mm is a bit limiting

 

N

Edited February 26, 2017 by NFG

[Moony]

Looks good, I'm applying for membership of the wee Chipper club next weekend when I collect one of these!