I see a lot of other people with different brands of chippers breaking their bolts on the drive shaft of the PTO now I understand the functionality of the self feed limiter. Man this is an awesome unit
What a great presentation, thank you for that. I have 3-5 acres of forest I'll be clearing this summer and you can expect an order from me this summer!
Great information video. I was just in Port Perry last week and wish I had dropped by to pick one up. Going to need one shipped to Nova Scotia. Calling this week to purchase the WC68.
So I have a 24hp tractor, running a little over 18 at the pto. I know it wouldn’t give the full potential of the chipper but would it still operate it?. It wouldn’t be hard use
The manual says to change the lock nuts even when just reversing the blades, but looking at your website it doesn't look like you sell them. Are they available from you, or if not, are there any specific ones you recommend? (Rather than using some "Big Box Questionable Quality" special!)
Hi Michel, While slowing the infeed speed will typically reduce the chip size, it is not the design intention for doing so. Typically, you slow the infeed speed to match your tractors horsepower to the material being fed into it.
Hello. You can visit our website for pricing. Below is the link to our US website if that's the country you are located in: woodlandmills.ca/us/product/wc68-6-pto-wood-chipper/
I see a lot of other people with different brands of chippers breaking their bolts on the drive shaft of the PTO now I understand the functionality of the self feed limiter.
Man this is an awesome unit
What a great presentation, thank you for that. I have 3-5 acres of forest I'll be clearing this summer and you can expect an order from me this summer!
Shoresy's long lost brother Josh! Just ordered one! Im feeling chipper already about clearin burnt bush!
I love the smooth auto feeder and that it has its own hydraulic pump system.
Nice touch with the round head coachbolts and 3/4 bar around in feed chute.
One of the best wood chipper videos on RUclips thank you.
Outstanding presentation! 😃👍
Wow! I could make a mountain of wood chips in no time!
I've been researching pto chipper options for a couple of weeks now, and this product seems to have it all. Great video! Hope to be a customer soon!
Sweet jesus, that's nice.
Great information video. I was just in Port Perry last week and wish I had dropped by to pick one up. Going to need one shipped to Nova Scotia. Calling this week to purchase the WC68.
that chipper would work well alongside a sawmill chipping slabs
I need this in my life.
A very informative video, Josh. Thank you very much.
Excellent video - awesome chipper!
Is Poplar a hard wood or a soft wood?
glad to live in Sweden, great stuff and what i see, the prices are fairplay.Seems good quality meets the small woodchippers.I am intrested.
What is my shipping if I have a commercial loading dock for Semi Trucks and don't need a curbside delivery?
Hey Ben! feel free to give us a call at 1-855-476-6455 and we can help figure that out with you!
looks good
So I have a 24hp tractor, running a little over 18 at the pto. I know it wouldn’t give the full potential of the chipper but would it still operate it?. It wouldn’t be hard use
Just ordered one for my Kubota MX4800 shows it will cut 6".
Super impressive. Would a 32HP with about 25HP at the PTO run this chipper?
Yes, absolutely, for more info please check our website www.woodlandmills.com or contact us 1-855-476-6455
The manual says to change the lock nuts even when just reversing the blades, but looking at your website it doesn't look like you sell them. Are they available from you, or if not, are there any specific ones you recommend? (Rather than using some "Big Box Questionable Quality" special!)
so you have a shipping point in Sweden? what is the Website?
so nice build. You have think of everything.
Thanks for your question and comments. If you are located in Sweden, you can go to: www.woodlandmills.se
Want!
If you slow the feed speed, does the size of the chips get smaller?
Hi Michel, While slowing the infeed speed will typically reduce the chip size, it is not the design intention for doing so. Typically, you slow the infeed speed to match your tractors horsepower to the material being fed into it.
how much does it cost? nice rig!!
Hello. You can visit our website for pricing. Below is the link to our US website if that's the country you are located in:
woodlandmills.ca/us/product/wc68-6-pto-wood-chipper/
Yea that's nice, does it come in tractor colors to match your tractor? Green, Orange, Red, Yellow?
Hi, Our Wood chippers come in our Woodland Mills Forest green only.
How much it cost I Wonder
Hi Todd, please check our website for pricing or give us a call 1-855-476-6455
do you have a uk dealer
Hi Tom, Our UK dealer is Chris Pearce
+447506698701
info@woodlandmills.co.uk