That’s a great machine. I was amazed at how well it handled the larger logs. The auto feed never let the chipper bog down and the rpm’s were back to max speed very quickly.
@@DudeRanchDIY on the roller lift to aid feeding larger material. Most all UK chippers, Forst, timber Wolf, greenmech, TP etc don't have it. if you are getting into the upper limits of the chipper log capacity, we just cut the butt at an angle for the rollers to draw in the larger logs easier, it's quicker too, you just adapt to that cutting style when working with these machines. In the same way we probably have to "sned" (delimb) or brash / trees way more than you guys with the bigger drum chippers like bandit, Vermeer etc. so cool to see a forst over the pond for sure ! How do you like that green works ? I had one to help with prototyping but have yet to get my hands on the finished article
@theautisticarborist6846 yeah I am pretty used to cutting at an angle even for the older bandit 150’s without a hydraulic yoke lift. Is it 100% necessary? Not definitely not but something I’d like to see even if it were a mechanical lever to open the feed wheels. Just makes for a safer more consistent feeding process.
hello I'm new to your channel.I've been watching for a couple weeks I don't always comment But I do always put a like on the video That thing is a Beast and I don't know if you do this But can You do a weekly Video on how much firewood stand made. Please.
Nice machine, guys. Even better that you can take it to the brush instead of the other way around! They’re pricey but the amount of time saved by a full time crew would probably pay for it in a few seasons…
This particular machine is about $75k the do make other models of varying cost. Give Kenny the USA sales manager a call. His number is in the description, tell him you saw it on Dude Ranch.
That’s a great machine. I was amazed at how well it handled the larger logs. The auto feed never let the chipper bog down and the rpm’s were back to max speed very quickly.
Yep the auto feed is my favorite festure
31:36 That is truly an impressive machine 👍 The leveling and height adjustment are wild 😊 Awesome video. Nice to see Chris 🧀 again
Jake,great to see you and Chris making quick work of the tree work in Chris’s backyard 😮😊❤
Absolute Beast of a machine
Check ✔️
Man, what a cool machine!! That chipper would be great in areas you can't get a pull behind chipper!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Jake, you get all the coolest equipment to try out. 😀
I’m a lucky guy!
@@DudeRanchDIY You most certainly are. 🙂
Great machine. Would like to see more of Chris. Your a good team ...Pete
Hay this is Ethan I just wanted to say that machine is really awesome
We use these here in the uk as our day to day chipper on the side you can even change the size of the chip that’s produced, great bit of kit
Yeah I really like it!!
Great machine. Do want to see Chris in more videos as before.
That is so awesome. I definitely have to get one of those for the farm!!
It’s a pretty sweet machine!
Very cool machine, Jake, and I enjoy the tunes! Chris you rock. I definitely miss seeing your smiling face!
More to come!
Hello Jake and Chris, Great Video👏🏻👍🇺🇸
Awesome chipper!! I have an old PTO chipper, this Forst chipper makes it look like a dull butter knife. nice review.
Yep this is in a different league compared to my Wood Maxx
Wow! That's pretty damn cool!
That is one sweet chipper Jake
It sure is! Very impressive!
Missed Chris👍
Hey that chipper is great
Sure is!
That is awesome ! Can you open up the feed wheels to help feed bigger pieces ? Also is there a tray that drops under to help clean out ?
No, both are things I’d like to see improved.
@@DudeRanchDIY on the roller lift to aid feeding larger material. Most all UK chippers, Forst, timber Wolf, greenmech, TP etc don't have it. if you are getting into the upper limits of the chipper log capacity, we just cut the butt at an angle for the rollers to draw in the larger logs easier, it's quicker too, you just adapt to that cutting style when working with these machines. In the same way we probably have to "sned" (delimb) or brash / trees way more than you guys with the bigger drum chippers like bandit, Vermeer etc. so cool to see a forst over the pond for sure ! How do you like that green works ? I had one to help with prototyping but have yet to get my hands on the finished article
@theautisticarborist6846 yeah I am pretty used to cutting at an angle even for the older bandit 150’s without a hydraulic yoke lift. Is it 100% necessary? Not definitely not but something I’d like to see even if it were a mechanical lever to open the feed wheels. Just makes for a safer more consistent feeding process.
Sweet man....
Thanks! This thing is a beast!
Good 👍
I want one!
Its also nice that you can bring the machine to your work and not have to drag the limbs for a long distance
💯
It’s like a Transformer. Optimus Prime.
Will the mini skid & track chipper fit on equipment trailer?
Yes
hello I'm new to your channel.I've been watching for a couple weeks I don't always comment But I do always put a like on the video That thing is a Beast and I don't know if you do this But can You do a weekly Video on how much firewood stand made. Please.
Thanks for watching the channel!
Need to put a small winch on it to help pull bigger peace’s to chipper
They come with winches as an option from factory
@@DudeRanchDIY thanks for replying. I guess that a high dollar add on low
Nice machine, guys. Even better that you can take it to the brush instead of the other way around! They’re pricey but the amount of time saved by a full time crew would probably pay for it in a few seasons…
For sure, if you have the right jobs for it this chipper could prove to be extremely useful.
I’m gonna start to call you Little Mike Morgan. lol
🤣
Great machine. What is the approx cost in USA? Good to see both of you but especially MIA Chris.
For this unit I believe around $75k
Super impressive machine. What’s the cost difference between this and the woodmaxx?
About $70k cost difference
I'm saving my pennies for a Woodmaxx MX 8800.
How did you get your hands on one i looked on the forst website but it said they dont have any dealers in the US
We’ve been talking back and forth for a while now. I believe they just recently set up locations in California and Connecticut
You need a separate channel called Dude Ranch Toy Stories.
Specifically for all the toys you have.
lol I like equipment
How much does that cost? Where can I get one?
This particular machine is about $75k the do make other models of varying cost. Give Kenny the USA sales manager a call. His number is in the description, tell him you saw it on Dude Ranch.
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Www.forst-USA.com
Nice machine and it ate up the bigger pieces but sad to see the bigger pieces go through would of been firewood
Where did you purchase from in USA??
I have a deal worked out with them but they recently opened dealers within the USA!
How much does this cost
$75k
Low Chris you need to put an eye him
Först is a Swedish word. It means "First".
They intended the German meaning of “forest”