Posted by 37chief on November 18, 2008 at 18:21:46 from (70.181.173.198):
Someone gave me a wood chipper last year. I have been doing repairs as time permits. The major problem was it needed a valve job real bad. The motor is a ford v8 330 industrial. I plan to use it in by business, as I have to thin trees as part of fire brakes I do.I tried it out today. I can see where someone can get hurt real easy using these things. It will chip a 3 in branch by 10 ft. in 2 seconds or less. Has anyone had any experience on these chippers? How large of a limb will it chop? I have herd of people being sucked into these things. It happened in San Diego a few years back. If you don't hear from me anymore read the news to see if someone got sucked into a chipper in S. Calif Stan
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