Chipper for L3301

[Mactool]

I am looking for a wood shipper for alder brush 3-4" max. any suggestions recommendations?

 

[85Hokie]

I am looking for a wood shipper for alder brush 3-4" max. any suggestions recommendations?

this is one that I would love to have ........your L should be able to run it - well built and fairly inexpensive too.

http://www.woodmaxx.com/Default.asp

 

[lreops]

this is one that I would love to have ........your L should be able to run it - well built and fairly inexpensive too.

http://www.woodmaxx.com/Default.asp

I run the WM-8M on my L3400 and have had absolutely no complaints. Very solid machine. After doing a lot of research, I felt that this machine gave the most bang for my bucks, with the bucks being the most important. Also the 200 lb. 24” Diameter Flywheel (dynamically balanced) was one of the heaviest offered.

That's my 2½¢


Ron

 

[Mactool]

Hydo or mechanical ? I like the dual rollers but don't like to maintain hypo system?

 

[Fiziksgeek]

I have a Wallenstein BXM series chipper/shredder I bought a couple years ago, very good quality.

 

[AZ.]

this is one that I would love to have ........your L should be able to run it - well built and fairly inexpensive too.

http://www.woodmaxx.com/Default.asp

That is a very nice unit!!.... I put that in my favorite's also...

 

[MagKarl]

I have a Braber Agri-Ease chipper, a clone of Wallenstein. It works very well, and is self feeding. The major difference between it an the Woodmax, is the Wallenstein and Agri-Ease are direct drive, no belts. They have a larger diameter, lower RPM flywheel with 4 knives instead of a smaller, faster RPM wheel with 2 knives.

I got mine locally through a dealer for significantly less than a Woodmax.
http://www.agriease.ca/store/p2/AGRI_EASE_4"_PTO_Wood_Chipper_WC42G.html