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by same model I mean as in design, this is a common design used on all the 10-12cm drum chippers w same security bar its all the same design copy pasta and shoot is the same shape as well. ppl just put diff colours on it and brands it as their chipper etc. You can look up Beaver L on google and just see the same thing in orange so.

hurts to watch how u constantly hit the security bar and turns it off. You had the chipper for 1-2 years, this took me less than 8 hours of use before I took away the security bar, how come you didn't think off it? due to youtube and what ppl are gonna say or ? just take it off if u believe ur not gonna do this as drunk or in a dangerous manner. You can buy a stop button and weld it to the side of the chipper and connect the same wire that u got from the security bar button it goes down the bottom, yeah you know it. I would just do that to avoid this headache cause its not just a small headache.

Hi, @Gojigwr. Yes there is a second fitting under the belt guard. A couple of pumps is all the grease you should need. You will see it coming out around the shaft or it will stop taking grease.

Hi, @toddblattner6003! Glad you found the video helpful. As I have told everyone, do your first oil change at about 2 hours run time. Mine was full of metal particulate. Enjoy using it.

Hi, @shawndouglas5532. Yes, they are a pain get rid of if you can't reuse them. Putting firewood in them keeps the wood dry when it rains. Some people return them, others use them as fire starter. Anyway, thanks for leaving a comment. May something truly amazing happen to, or for, you!

Hi, @raimopuuvark. People just pull into our driveway to load the firewood bundles. The road is busy, but it is a 50km/hr zone on our side of the road. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. May you find enduring happiness.

Hi, @craignash4736. We only sell about 10 per week. While the road is busy, it isn't a tourist road. But, that's enough to make it worth while. Thanks for leaving a comment. May you have a simply glorious weekend!

Hi, @ianpitcher7693. On mine, the 2 oil drain plugs are inconveniently located between the engine and input & output chutes at the bottom of the block. I found it easiest to remove one of the chutes and install a catch pan. Otherwise, the oil runs everywhere. Hope that helps.

You can see them in this video when I add the oil before first startup: th-cam.com/video/WdqJV96_f78/w-d-xo.html

Also, my muffler guard broke at the same spot.

HI, @greatruralliving. I left a detailed answer to your question on the other video. Hope you find it helpful. Again, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment!

Hi, @greatruralliving. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. If you have gas in the oil, your carburetor float is stuck. Gas is flooding from the carb, into the cylinder, and down into the crankcase. If your crankcase is full of gas & oil, you won't be able to pull start the engine. There is no place for the piston to go. Do an oil change and put a few drops of oil in the cylinder before starting the engine. Otherwise, you may score the bore or burn the big end bearings. Hope that helps.

I forgot to mention that you will also need to remove the carb bowl to find out why the float isn't working properly. I suspect that there is either something between the float needle & seat, or that the float is "sunk" (has a hole in it & it is full of fuel).

Hi, @thomascolauto. Depends on your skill level. Since you are asking the question, I would assume you don't have a huge amount of experience in that area. The best way to sharpen them is to take them to a place that specializes in sharpening items, like Moira Precision (www.moiraprecision.ca/). There is usually a place that sharpens sawblade or knives for industrial applications in most areas. Those places can usually make you replacement knives as well, if yours are too damaged to sharpen.

Glad it was helpful!

Hi, @fatbikejamie. I hadn't thought about do a video on that topic. Not sure it wouldn't be much of a video with just two grease zerks. I see you spotted the hidden zerk in the other video. Glad I could help. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment!

Hi, @unclereefer37. Glad you found a way to procrastinate that was productive. As one of my ex-employees once said: never put off until tomorrow what you can avoid indefinitely. Anyway, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. As I tell everyone, do your first oil change at about 1.5 - 2 hours of use.

@@ByTheGraceOfGod316 Just got it from my second day of chipping, I just had to say what a great machine! Definitely worth the money and then some, don't tell the managers at princes

Hi, @cosminurdea. Electric starter? Wow! That is an impressive, and unexpected, upgrade. Now I want one. My model won't accept an electric starter. Anyway, glad you found the video watchable. May you have a truly wonder-filled week!

Hi, @phildoc7730. That might work and be easier, but I was trying to show how a person my age, or with reduced strength, might do it. Anyway, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. May you have something truly awe inspiring happen to, or for, you this week!

Hi, @kush6049. Yes, I do. I keep hitting the panic bar with branches. That's the round bar that runs around the outside of the input chute. There is an engine kill switch connected to it.

@ByTheGraceOfGod316 thank you 😊 ill see if that's the issue today because I think I had the emergency switch unpluged and still did that, but I'll double check thank so much !!!

@@kush6049 Did you unplug the panic bar or the door open switch? The door open switch kills the engine when the input chute is open, like it is in the video thumbnail.

@@kush6049 There is also a low oil switch that will kill the engine if you are running low on oil.

I made it out of an old snow blower chute.

Hi, @kush6049. Glad you found the video helpful and watchable. As I tell everyone, do your first oil change between 1.5 and 2 hours of run time. Enjoy!

Hi, @levihoward7305. Glad you found the video helpful and watchable. As I tell everyone, do your first oil change between 1.5 and 2 hours of run time. Enjoy!

Hi, @billpetley2632. That would not be hard, but my unit was built during the COVID excuse years. Anyway Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment! As I tell everyone, do your first oil change between 1.5 and 2 hours of run time. Enjoy!

Hi, @billa9954. Apparently Prince Auto agreed with you. The newer version has a wider wheel base. That said, the tires are not highway rated, so one shouldn't be going very fast around corners.

Hi, @nabillayoun. There is a video on my channel of me chipping a 4" log. Also, in the video of me shredding black walnut branches, I dump a chunk in that is 4" x 6" x ~8". The chipper had no problem eating it.

Hi, @nabillayoun. They are a great home-owner unit. I would not recommend them for commercial use, but for the typical home-owner with a bit of land, they are wonderful.

Just a side note: it is a chipper, not a chipper/shedder. It has no problem with leaves on branches, but it will not shred a lawn full of leaves or flowers.

Hi, @josephmccorkel7021. You are correct. It will eat branches much faster, but these were in a pile. It takes time to get one untangled and ready to feed into the machine.

Hi, @emyg! There are only 2 that I know of: one on each side, just forward of the wheels, for the bearings that hold the knife roller.

Hi, @shawndouglas5532! Glad you liked it. I have a Simpson's model 30 and a model 45 that I need to get running, but I can't say that I will make another series like this one. A couple hundred views doesn't get you anywhere near what is needed to get "monetized". I need 4000 watch hours in 365 days, or about 11 HOURS of viewing every day to get to 4000 hours. With people watching less than 5 minutes of these videos, the view count would need to be a couple hundred every day. Anyway, that's my problem, not yours. Thanks for watching. Glad you enjoyed it. May something truly-faith confirming happen to, or for, you!

Hi, @raimopuuvark! It depends on where you are. In the UK, there is 563 ml in a pint. In the US, there is 473 ml in a pint. That's why I prefer litres for fluid. Anyway, thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. May you have a wonderful week!

Allright,i didn't know US pint is that litlle😂We are on metric by allmost everything,except car tires,sawbars,subway sandwiches.I lived in UK for 7 years thats why in knew UK pint. Wish you all good!

Hi, @cosminurdea! Glad you found the video helpful. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. May you have a truly glorious week!

Hi, @DimaArm. I would guess that it has less than 30 hours on it. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment.

Привет, дмитрититенко1277. Не уверен, что вы спрашиваете. Переводы Google не имеют особого смысла. Если вы спросите, с какой проблемой я столкнулся, ответ будет таким: я продолжаю цепляться за бревно направляющей ближнего лезвия. Поскольку это странная форма, я не могу пройти достаточно далеко, не задев направляющую лезвия на дальней стороне.

@@ByTheGraceOfGod316 мой вопрос был как ровно и чисто режет дерево пила ? Какие погрешности

@@dmitrytitenko1277 Понятно. Пильное полотно движется под набором роликов (по одному ролику с каждой стороны реза). Натяжение лезвия притягивает его к роликам. Если вы встретите узел, лезвие захочет подняться или нырнуть (переместиться вверх или вниз). Под одним из роликов имеется тефлоновая направляющая, которая удерживает это движение в разумных пределах. Всегда будет какое-то движение, но мы делаем грубые пиломатериалы, а не готовые доски.

Привет, дмитрититенко1277. Они будут проданы. Покупатель заберет их в пятницу.

Hi, @MeMyselfAndTouYube . I am hoping not. I have tried to order a replacement drum. I spoke with the product support specialist. The drum is technically available, but out of stock with no clear plan to re-order them anytime soon. You can go into your local PA and ask them to order one, and they will call you, if and when it comes in. Best advice is to check it just before the warranty expires and return it if it is worn out.

Hi, @willglueck3156! Good to see you are still out there! Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. May you have a truly amazing day.

Hi, @shawndouglas5532. Story of my lie: Stuff that just won't do what I need it to do. Anyway, making do is what we do. May you have a fabulous week!

Hi, @charliepride55. I like the old machines as well, but it is hard to stay motivated to make videos when only a handful of people watch them. This 12 minute video took 6 hours to piece together, another 4 hours to render, and 2 hours to upload. Average viewing time: 2 minutes and 36 seconds. Less than 15% of the viewers made it to the end. As they say, a face made for radio, and a voice better suited to silent movies. May you have a wonderful day!

Hi, @charliepride55. Thanks for watching and for leaving a comment. If you like raw reality videos of saawmilling and fixing old stuff, you should try fricknjeep ( www.youtube.com/@fricknjeep/videos ). He does his videos in one continuous take, without any video editing. They are fairly entertaining. If you like his videos, say Hi to him for me.