pto chipper what would you buy

[dig-dug-dan]

I would not chip anything bigger than 3" anyway as I keep the logs

[combined tree services]

I would not chip anything bigger than 3" anyway as I keep the logs

 

It's not always about the size timber that you can chip but more a case of the volume you can chip

[GlobalNewark]

been looking at getting a pto chipper as have a DB996 sitting in shed not getting used much. read all the posts pros cons of different makes. all i need it for is for chipping up hedgerow brash from hedgelaying so max is 4inch any bigger goes for firewood. can you get smaller models and are they any good or go a bit bigger and have the power. i asume a db996 will drive one ok.

 

the cost of hireing in once a month with one of our own could chip as we go and have a job that will need it going when we lay hedges as no room for brash and the cost of hireing for 3 months would pay for one.

 

 

Jo Beau offer a range of small pto chippers.

[njc110381]

It's worth considering that you could put more through at a time with a larger machine, so it's not running for as long. That in turn uses less fuel. Get the biggest chipper the tractor can manage.

[treedweller]

The tp760 has a 10"×10" opening which means I comfortably did a veg clearance last week in 2 days and didn't sned a single branch.I can't imagine tackling it with a 6" machine.