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Yes but what brand and which model?

It's all about torque multiplication. The early Vermeer 1250 ran ford 300 cu.in. inline 6 and would chip a 12" dia because the feed wheels control the rate of feed and with auto feed the speed giving the disc a chance to maintain its inertia and torque. CnDs rely solely on the drum speed and...

Yeah that's the nice thing about owning the company you get to hand pick your fellow knuckle dragers ! This Bandit 90 will be a great starter. I like how narrow it is. It has a 37hp Wisconsin and I have a 2.5L Ford Lima ready for replacing it and doubling the power. After looking at the specs a...

I can't agree with you guys more about the discipline factor. On Maui we had gentleman just weeks from retirement get pulled into a chipper on a land clearing job (not my company and not my crew just the same small island soooo it was still just as real). The chipper and climbing lines don't...

I got a lead on a Bandit 90 w/o engine for $1000 and another line on a Ford 2.5L industrial engine on skip complete muffler, intake filter, radiator, and computer for $300! I'm driving 50 miles out to go get it tonight if all goes as planned. Would I prefer a c-n-d, sure, but maybe a hydraulic...

What brand is yours, so I know what to avoid.

They're selling here for 4-5 g "rebuilt". I like light and have no use chipping over 6" because of the demand for firewood here.

I'm in the market for a chipper. I climbed with chuck-n-ducks under me, but never fed them when I worked line clearing. I Owned Morbark, Bandit and Vermeer. I know that this may sound funny but my Vermeer 1250xp was my favorite. It would eat a true 12" dia and auto feed to spool up. The...