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Might need a Sawzall.

A good time to point out that you have to charge them for the crews' opportunity cost, and the economy of having their landscraper or teenagers clean it up.

People love wood chip mulch here, and being at the urban/ rural interface, I have a lots of people who have the woods to blow into, as it was an option yesterday, but being timber country and dealing with storm damage clean-up from big trees, chainsaws are commonplace. www.getchipdrop.com is...

Stump grinding is not stump removal. Chipping is not hauling.

I'd buy it, but I'm house shopping and need a house more than a second chipper.

The market here, and the market 25 miles away are different markets. 70 miles north, in Seattle, a whole different market. Where are you?

Some rigging can be more complicated than bombing stuff, but it can mean less craters to walk/ drag around, preventing a turned ankle, possibly. Customers are impressed. Watching stuff fall out of the sky leave the guy holding the beer saying, "I could do that!". A guy holding a beer...

I wonder if there is a good rigging point that is nearly plumb to the chipper feed tray/ dump trailer loading area. Pull the tips back from the chipper a bit when the tips are off the ground, set the piece down, and gravity will lay it down to the chipper. A tag line can help on bigger pieces...

Your customer has to pay you for wood and chip disposal, even if you don't pay for it, it still takes time, risk, equipment, etc, and is a service provided, and to be compensated for. If they want the chips and firewood rounds as they lay, charge them for dismantling unless its a flopper...