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WC68 First time on the property! Lots of wood chips!
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2021
- Trying out the recently assembled Woodland Mills WC68 on a Kubota B2601. Tractor seems to have plenty of power for pieces up to 4" inch. RPM stays steady too. I had the feed rate set to 3. Only problem we had was the Red safety bar/direction control kept popping into neutral. I think it has something to do with the chipping vibration or hydro feed rate set to high. Thank you for checking out the video.
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Let us know how long you have been married in the comments below Thanks for watching!!
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Love your trails and the wood chipper is amazing 🤩
Thanks 👍 we have a lot more trails to get done and I was thinking we might have to start making signs so we don’t get lost 😂thanks for checking out the video ☀️😁👍
I have the same tractor & the same chipper. Married 40 years. Happy Anniversary "Kids". (lol)
Thanks for checking out the video. Wow congrats on the big 40 that is awesome 😁👍 and thank you for sharing and subscribing
Happy anniversary! Lovely thing to do for it haha! Very in depth video again mate enjoyed it.
Thanks😁 We had a good day Jamie did most of the work will I was making the video and adjusting the indeed speed on the chipper. Have a good weekend 👍
Happy Anniversary! My wife and I will be married 20 years in May. We started dating when she was 16.
That is funny same here and they did not think we would last Ha! Showed them😁👍
nice !!!! I need one today for a willow tree project at oldest sons house. I dropped 4 yesterday evening along his fence line all 20" bar didn't cut all way without working both sides. Grand kids today get to haul brush to city provided 2 ton stake truck. The big problem is truck bed is at least 4' of the ground lol
Sounds like fun 👍 It took about a hour to chip up our pile. Now I think the plan is to back down the trails and chip. No more dragging out stuff. Have a good weekend.
Looks like your tractor handled it well enough. After you run it awhile, I bet you will have it down. Great show, Jason
Thanks Jason 👍 I am happy with It just got to adjust the Pressure relief valve for the in feed roller then we’re set. Thanks for checking out the video 😁👍
"maybe finish reading the manual" 😂 I probably wouldn't have even started yet.
I only read the manual as far as I needed to or if something goes wrong 😁👍Ha!
I do like the chipper. Happy Anniversary, yesterday was our 11th anniversary.
Congratulations 🎉 someone told me along time ago that if you make it passed 10 years you are doing something right 👍😁have a good weekend 🍻
I keep all the wood over 2½ - 3" for kindling, learned it from my grandfather. He kept them for my grandmother's woodburning stove so that in the morning, she could start the stove easily. It burned hot, and coffee & breakfast was ready in no time!
Good idea 😁👍 I will have a make a cutting rake or something so I can cut it to length multiple pieces at a time. Thanks for checking out the video and have a great weekend 😁👍🚜💨🍳
@@MJADoingStuff I actually use an old miter saw.
@@alfilkemper9240 Great idea 💡 that sounds like a fast option😁👍thanks for sharing your knowledge
Congrats on your 23rd wedding anniversary 🥳🥂, that chipper is pretty sweet 👍🏻 and your property looks amazing 😉👍🏻.
Thanks did you see me waving 🙋🏻♂️at you? Thanks for checking out the video😁👍
@@MJADoingStuff Went back and watched the video a second time 😂🙋🏼♂️missed it the first time 😳😂, good thing, I noticed I forgot to hit the like button 👍🏻, have a good weekend Mitch and Jamie 🙂👍🏻
“Might have to finish reading the instructions” haha!
Yep 👍 might be a good idea 💡 Ha! That’s what RUclips University is for. 😁👍
Real man. No need to read instructions! LOL!! Good job! Aloha!
Thanks you made me laugh 😂 out loud!! Got it put together close enough🤙 Great comment 😁
Great setup! I like that chipper.
Thanks! still getting it dialed in.😁👍
There is an adjustment to the direction control valve that will fix your red arm from falling
Thanks for the information. Have you adjusted yours just wondering how many turns it takes. Thanks for watching 😁👍🚜💨☀️
Happy anniversary! I don't have that issue with the handle. I think you can snug up the mounding bolts to add just a little more resistance? Are you addicted to wood chipping yet? Nice job, and beautiful property! -Ed
Thanks! Ed just got to dial it in I guess had it up to 5 on the in feed for the first big piece then backed off to 3. Yep 👍 we are wood chipping attics for sure ran though that pile in about an hour 😁 yeah can’t wait to do more. Thank you for checking it out.
I also tried mine for the first time today. Had the same problem with the handle bar, but the tension is adjustable behind the plastic cover. I tried only a few branches and it did not "eat" them as i expected. That is because of the paint on the knife edges on the in-feed roller. That paint will disappear quickly and than the sharp knifes will bite better. Tomorrow i will do some more work with it.
Thanks I will have to adjust it then because it was driving me crazy 😜 the b2601 could take more. I had to hold the bar to get though the big stuff. Thanks for letting me know about it being adjustable👍😁
@@MJADoingStuff I have a Valtra A75 with 75HP so therefore i took the WC88 chipper. For the thinner branches i can use the 540E gearing, so the engine is going on lower rpm. Think i don't need the 540 beacause i won't chipp over 4" All over 4" will be firewood. There is still a lot of snow here in the north of Sweden. When that is gone i will chip the hell out of it :-))
@@rapalaron6348 Glad to see it worked out and you got your WC88. Let the wood chipping begin!!👍😁
you may be running the feed wheel to fast. Great helper
That sounds about right 😁 I made some adjustments and it works better now. Thanks for watching 😁👍🚜💨☀️
I have this model. Works great but I don’t care for that metal ridge on the infeed chute.
I agree it will eventually wear down over time I guess. 😁Thanks for checking out the video 🚜💨🍳
Tighten up the red handle mount bolts they act as kind of a clutch. It won't kick off like that.
Thanks for the tip😁👍and thanks for checking out the video 😁👍🚜💨💡
What is the PTO HP of your tractor? Mine is 18HP I think, wondering if it would run this chipper.
19.5 PTO HP
My 1025r runs it all day ling without even a bog, 6" logs (although rare) chip with ease. Problem is, it is a bit heavy if using a iMatch Quick Hitch, but as far as cutting goes a 1025r is plenty! amazing really! Anything greater than it's 18 HP can only be better, it is ALL about input feed speed. More HP faster input... So yes you are good with this and the 8" opening width helps with oddly L-shaped branches!
How much HP does your tractors PTO have?
@@benkanobe7500 19.5 HP at the PTO. Thanks for watching!!! 😁👍🚜💨☀️
Why did you run away scared at 4.33?
I was just trying to get the camera quick to show a close up but had to go back to hold the red handle so it would keep chipping. Thanks for watching 😁👍🚜💨☀️
definitely limb those branches to reduce the infeed pressure, you may also need to adjust the hydraulics ruclips.net/video/HsaYyjoVxv0/видео.html
Thanks for the help👍 I am glad there is RUclips so people can help each other thanks for letting me know. Sorry I just now seen your comment 😁👍