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Re: making a wood chipper
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Posted by T_Bone on September 05, 2004 at 20:54:48 from (4.240.42.156):
In Reply to: making a wood chipper posted by stan on September 04, 2004 at 22:35:17:
Hi Stan, Don't know how much you got to chip, but I just bought a Troy-Bilt 6.5hp, 3" rated for $574 delivered. Hasn't arrived so I can't tell you anything yet. I was looking for a chipper for adding wood chips to my compost for my garden and running the garden waste thru. I have free acess to short pieces of pine about 2" to 3" splits about 12" long or so that I want to run thru the TB chipper. My SIL brought home a borrowed unit last year that was only 5hp and it did just great for what I needed. I'm with the others on the mower. To many mods to make it useable as a chipper. T_Bone
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