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This is - Look how fast and nimble it is unloading shortwood. High Flow twin pumps, lightweight, large capacity grapple. Compare it to the second crane, slow, big lift, heavy duty with heel for handling large lifts <iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/EmmaYFgA9dE"...

I could knock a mosquito's eye out with my old softwood crane. With brushwood, its the ability of the european style bypass grapples to crush the brush up into dense bundles that makes it so good.

Ha. A grapple will pack brushwood down tighter than you ever can manually, and will clear a load far quicker and easier than it can be chipped. Take it from someone who's operated and owned grapple trucks and chipping outfits for years. It only takes 1 operator / driver to load the brush as...

I'd skip a chipper and just use a grapple truck. Much quicker and quieter.

If I lived in somewhere where traffic was such a major impediment to my business, I would change my modus operandi. Maybe have a 2 man cutting crew on bikes, and an early morning / dusk clearup crew with the truck and chipper working behind. Not saying what Nick should do, but I would look to...

Beat the traffic -

Chris gave the best advice. I would never put something restrictive like that on my business.