Home Depot Big Bear Power BBC72 Commercial Wood Chipper First Look And Test

[@kakazouheinou4923]

Excited to see more of this, try some bigger pieces

[@WilliamsonRidge]

I have more videos of it coming some pushing it to its limits

[@kakazouheinou4923]

Are any of that coming soon? Did something happen?​@@WilliamsonRidge

[@donaldmoore3857]

Looks good! You will get your exercise with 6-7 inch material !😂😅

[@WilliamsonRidge]

For sure

[@DerFledderer]

Ive got a question: Is the chipper that big or are you small?
It seems you have to lead the chipper over your head. :o Im 1,95m and Im wondering if I could load it ergonomically.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

I am 5ft 10inches, the chipper on flat ground is perfectly fine, I mean, it is somewhat tall but not uncomfortable, it was just camera angle and I was on a pretty step hill making the chipper seem taller than it is,

[@lancesilva6430]

That hopper looks so high!
How long before your shoulders are smoked?

[@WilliamsonRidge]

It is pretty high but the hill I was working on makes it more exaggerated

[@MikeRichardson-b9o]

who makes the engine?

[@WilliamsonRidge]

RATO, I believe it’s some Chinese company supposedly a lot like a Honda

[@stevesedgwick5789]

Strong machine, but for 7" material could use a mechanical feeder.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

That’s the only thing I would change or would like it to have but for the money I’m well satisfied

[@kakazouheinou4923]

This chipper has a tendency to kick back on larger pieces instead of eating them straight up, preventing it from clogging up too easily. Something ur regular chipper does not. One of the things i noticed as to why it seems better for larger pieces.

[@WilliamsonRidge]

Yes when the larger 5-7” material goes in it takes bites out of it instead of sucking it all in and possibly stalling the machine.

[@sheilamclaughlin963]

Looks like u could of burned some of that for heat

[@WilliamsonRidge]

I could but wanted to test out the chipper