How's she goin'? Thanks for watching. I know you have a chipper already Ross, and it's not a Woodland Mills, but no matter, they are some nice attachments eh!! They sure do a nice job and seem to be easy on the tractor too. Merry Christmas and take 'er easy!!
How's she goin'? Yes Jack the customer service was terrific and I have to say unexpected. They were over the top in my opinion. And the chipper is doing a great job with helping in the clean up!! Thanks a lot for the visit and take care!!!
Hello there Mike!! Thank you so much for your prayers for Nannie. She is doing a lot better these last few days. Your prayers ae powerful and we sure appreciate them!! This chipper is really nice, easy to hook up and use and it does a nice job. Glad I pulled the trigger and got it!! Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!!!
Great job Mike 😁👍I am glad you got a new one sent to you. I feel better about owning the Woodland Mills products after this. Thanks for the video!!! Happy Chipping!!!😂🚜💨🐓
How's she goin'? I wanted to get the Woodland Mills chipper mainly for the hydraulic infeed and secondly that they were a Canadian supplier. But when I saw the broken bearing I wasn't too impressed. But the Customer Service group were on this like bees to honey!! They picked up the old one and sent out a new one. My only concern was that I was a month later getting at the chipping, but I'll get over that!! LOL It works really well and does a great job chipping, but I think I'm singing to choir here right Mitch!! Thanks for the visit and take care!!
Good day Gator!! The metal pallet that the chipper was packed on will serve me well. Like you said a nice shop table, plus some angle and square tube from the base!! I can start dreaming up projects now eh!! And the chipper does work very well. It's going to be a big help for the clean up!! Thanks for the visit and Merry Christmas!!
A big job putting it together. Sorry I'm not up to helping. Chipper looks good and works well. Unfortunately the weather hasn't been very cooperative for chipping but the debris from Fiona will be there for a long time so you'll get some good days to chip.
Hi Mike! That’s a mighty fine wood chipper you have there! Glad to hear Woodland Mills stand behind thee products. Some assembly required for sure! Looks like it works very well and you certainly need it for the long cleanup ahead of you. I hope Nannie is still improving. Take care.
How's she goin'? Thanks for asking about Nannie Martin. She is making improvements and I'm happy to report that!! The chipper is a great machine and I was very impressed with the customer service. It sure wasn't their fault that the bearing was broken and they did about all they could to make me happy. I was pleased for sure. And there was some assembly required!! Thanks a lot for the visit tonight Martin and Merry Christmas to you folks!!
How's she goin'? Danny I never thought a chipper would be what I would get for an attachment, but I'm glad I did. It sure works good and does a nice job of chipping branches and brush. I bet it would come in some handy on the farm!! The Woodland Mills customer service is top of the pot in my books. I don't think they could have done anything more!! Merry Christmas to you and take 'er easy!!
Mike ,i think you did the right thing by sending the first unit back! Who knows how it got damaged and what else it may have affected. Looks like a well made machine and should really help with your clean up. Good to hear that you actually got good customer service. Stay safe my friend and prayers for Janet! 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇨🇦 Roger
How's she goin'? Thank you so much for the prayers for Janet Roger. She has been doing better the last few days and that's nice to see!! You're right about sending the 1st chipper back. I was going to just accept the bearing but then decided against it. Then when it was going to be a delay in getting the new chipper as I had to send the 1st one back and then they would send the new one, I asked them just to send me a bearing so I could get at the job. But they really didn't want to do that as they were concerned that I could have more damage and they wanted to me to have a good safe machine. They truly are a good customer service team!! Thanks for tuning in Roger. I hope you are doing well and Merry Christmas!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop for that kind of $Jack, it needs be perfect. If you want to just send me the bearing, ok, just send 1/2 my money back with the new bearing.
@@haneyoakie14 How's she goin'? They had several offers and options but in the end they insisted on replacing the chipper. Overall, aside from being 2 weeks late getting the chipper, I was more than satisfied with the customer service!! Merry Christmas buddy and all the best for the New Year Tom!!!
Pretty awesome Grampie! That is a beautiful unit - Congrats! You'll have chips galore in no time. Your gardens will be looking pretty fancy and fresh. Have fun and enjoy it.
How's she goin'? The chipper really is a brute of a machine. What sold me on Woodland Mills is 2 fold. They are Canadian and they have a hydraulic infeed roller. And as it turned out both of these aspects have paid dividends for me so far!! Thanks for tuning in and have a great week!!!
Nice chipper, Mike. It will prove very handy for your clean-up. I have a chipper too, but not as nice as yours! Good job using hearing protection. Those things are really loud!! Hi to Nannie! Cheers!
How's she goin'? I think the Woodland Mills chipper is pretty decent but having said that, I think all chippers will certainly save us all a lot of work eh!! The ear muffs are certainly a requirement though. They sure are noisy!! So nice of you to ask about Nannie too Mike, thanks. Merry Christmas to you all and take care!!!
Nice video Mike, that was very cool of Woodland Mills to make it right with you. we all know things get damaged but to have a company behind you like this was great. 👍 Hey Mrs Nannie 👋👋
Hello there John!!! Mighty nice of you to mention Nannie. She is doing pretty good the last while I'm happy to report!! The chipper is pretty nice but after seeing the first one damaged the way it was I wasn't too impressed. But the customer service team won be back!! It really is refreshing to deal with a company that stands behind their products like this. Take 'er easy John and Merry Christmas!!
I’m very glad Mrs Nannie’s feeling good, it’ll make this Christmas so much better for her and the family. Yep, you don’t see many companies like them any more. Merry Christmas to you two, hope it’s a great one.
How's she goin'? Your mill is the same as my son's and he is the guy who sold me on getting the chipper. He said Woodland Mills was great to deal with and he wasn't wrong. The customer service is top of the pot in my mind. If you get a chipper Arles, with the size of your tractor, you could get the WC68. That chipper with certainly chip anything you would want I bet!! Thanks for the visit and Merry Christmas to you and Jennifer!!!
Ya gettin' serious now, Mr. Mike! Looks like heavy duty high quality machine! 😁You got me on the da boom😁 and I bet it smelt good running that pine thru there! Stay safe!!
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha!! I was wondering about that 'Ka Boom'. Nannie got a fright too. Maybe I should have added a warning or something!! I'm happy to say that the chipper works great and will be a big help with the clean up. It sure is well made and heavy duty!! Thanks a million for watching Vic and Merry Christmas buddy!!
How's she goin'? I have to say Lloyd, I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. With the hydraulic infeed roller it just grabs the limb and pushes it into the chipper and the blades do the rest. No issue with the tractor running it either. Very nice and the customer service was excellent too!! Thanks for watching and commenting. Take 'er easy!!!
How's she goin'? I have to say Jason, I was blown away with the care and concern of the customer service group. I don't think I was very nice to them when I first contacted them, but they won me over. I would buy Woodland Mills equipment, just based on the customer service I received on this unit!! Thanks a lot for dropping by and take care!!
Okay, I thought I have seen it all but now I am impressed with this chipper. Every one I have seen could only do twigs but you have yourself a quality unit. Definitely going to help with the clean up. Thanks Mike. Stevo
How's she goin'? This chipper sure is a heavy duty machine. Yesterday I was chipping and putting in pine limbs that were every bit of 4 inches and about 10 feet long. It ate those like a teenage boy eats pizza!! The hydraulic infeed chute is pretty sweet too. I like that it runs reverse so if a stick get hung up you can back it out without having to shut down the chipper and reach in to get it. A lot safer!! Thanks for the visit Stevo and Merry Christmas!!
How 's she goin'? Thanks for asking after Nannie Artie. She is doing better the last while. Making steady progress. This is a well built machine and it has already helped a lot with the clean up. Thanks for the visit. I hope your vision is getting better too Artie. Nannie and I are praying it will. Merry Christmas!!
We are supposed to read the instructions?! I thought that was just packing material! That looks like a very well built chipper. And the manufacturers service and support seems top notch. Thanks for demonstrating, Mike. The Ka-Boom made me laugh! It reminded me of Wile E. Coyote moment! Haha!
How's she goin'? Thanks for the nice comment Rick!! I put in the 'Ka-Boom' because the video was getting long and kind of boring so I'd thought I'd spice it up!! This really is a nice chipper and I sure can't complain about how I was handled by the Customer Service team at Woodland Mills. Made me feel like I was their only customer!! Take care and Merry Christmas!!
Enjoyed the video. I thought I was the only one that puts hardware on wrong and has to go back and do it again. Nice chipper . It will definitely come in handy on that cleanup. Hope Nannie is doing well. Continued prayers for you both and God bless.
How's she goin'? Thanks for asking about Nannie and for the prayers Ronnie. They are much appreciated!! You know I checked the instructions 2 times and still managed to get this hardware on wrong!! How's that for DIY'ing!!! The chipper is some nice though and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! Merry Christmas and take care!!
Looks like a nice unit. Too bad the first was damaged. You have to wonder how that bearing got broken. Right call on replacement, and they treated you right. Maybe you need a box trailer to blow chips into so you can pile them up till spring. Say hi to Nannie and have a good week. Rick
Hello there Rick!!! Yes sir they sure did treat me right. The customer service at Woodland Mills is very good in my opinion. A box trailer would be nice. I have a big trailer now and also a little garden tractor one. I used the little one the other day and it didn't take many branches before it was filled!! I am really liking this chipper. Thanks for dropping by and commenting. Take care!!
Nice Set up Mike, fits, and works really well on the back of the tractor, If you don't mind me saying after an hour or so, check the nuts and bolts for tightness but I think you will have some fun with that 😀 👍
How's she goin'? That's a good tip Neville thanks!! I like how the chipper works and the hydraulic infeed is great!! No trouble for the tractor to handle the load at all. Thanks for watching and take care!!
The customer service sounds fantastic and it looks like a great machine. It looks like the metal frame makes a good bench too. It looks like a great attachment to have, you need a trailer to chip into now
How's she goin'? Yes Joseph the customer service at Woodland Mills was pretty good I have to say. Too bad I had to find out though eh!! I'm way ahead of you on the trailer part!! In fact I have an upcoming video where I make a mod to the trailer so it will be better at collecting the chips. Merry Christmas Joseph and make sure you get your sister a new toothbrush for Christmas!!
A very nice chipper Mike and you can use the shipping frame for a table with the skid as a storage pallet to keep it off the ground. Glad they sent you another one. Have a good week and Merry Christmas! See ya!
How's she goin'? Thanks John and Merry Christmas to you good folks too!! This chipper seems very nice and the customer service at Woodland Mills is outstanding. I have about 5 hours on the chipper so far and I have no complaints about it what so ever. Thanks for watching and have a great week!!!
Hey Mike, that sure is a nice chipper I am sure it will be an important tool for your clean up. Hopefully the next time that you have to use it it will be for something that you want to do and not something you have to do. I would like to wish you and Nannie a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and prosperous New Year and I hope you are both doing well.
How's she goin'? Well thank you Wayne and all the best for Christmas and the New Year for you as well. Nannie is doing pretty good these last few days and is getting stronger each week. This chipper is some smooth working machine and it does a great job chipping all these branches and limbs!! Take care and thanks for the nice comment!!!
Looks nice Grampie! Good to know there are companies that still have great customer service. It looks like it’s built well and will serve you for years
How's she goin'? That's for sure eh!! I was very pleasantly surprised at well the customer service department handled this problem. And like you say Steve, the chipper is very heavy duty and sure should last me for the rest of my life!! Thank you for the visit and comment. Have a great week!!
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Comment ca va mon ami? The Woodland Mills WC46 is a great machine Dave. The hydraulic infeed is some nice I have to say. It chips great and is no trouble for the tractor to operate. It doesn't shake, vibrate or make funny noises. And the chips are a nice size too. I am very pleased with it and will put it to good use for sure!! A la prochaine!!
Hello there Marc!! Well Marc I'm not sponsored by Woodland Mills but I still have to say this chipper is awesome. It chips so nice and the hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer too. It's sure going to be a big help with the clean up around here I'll tell ya!! Thanks for tuning in and take care!!!
Hello there Luc!! The customer service was top of the pot for sure. It was like I was their only customer. This chipper is pretty heavy duty. It sure chips nice too. I like the hydraulic infeed roller. This is the same model as James has. Thanks for dropping in tonight and take care!!
Nice looking machine. You can now install your old wood burning stove in the workshop and use it for wood chips. Merry Christmas to you and Nannie, from the four of us (yes 4, my older daughter is visiting for a month).
How's she goin'? Burning the chips would be a great idea Pascal and I'm sure going to have a boat load of them too!! Some nice to have your daughter visiting over Christmas!! That must be nice for you and Eden and Ciarra!! Merry Christmas to all you folks!!
How's she goin'? I know you have the same one Mark. I watched your video before I ordered mine. They are some nice eh. I am very happy with it and the hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer for me. Makes it a lot safer to operate!! Say hi to Mari for me and take care!!
And I thought I was jealous when you bought a tire changer from Princess Auto... Waaaaaaaah ....This is a really nice rig, Mike! Just one thing,,,I think that the logs go into that skinny little chute on top and the chips come out that big square housing at the back...can you try that for us on camera, please.. This will certainly be handy for all the clean up you have to do...and the chips will make good trail or garden cover. Did you ask for a few free chainsaw files with this? Betcha forgot. Woodland Mills seem like a good company to deal with as your experience reveals. Be careful with that thing!
How's she goin'? Now Craig, I understand you are from the left coast and all, but really, putting the logs in the chute on top won't work. That's where you dump the chips back in if you want to make a new log. I understand though, it must be all the warm weather that's got you thinking crazy like this... Woodland Mills is top of the pot to deal with in my mind. The chipper shipped out pretty quick and then when I had the problem they were all over it like Arber Xhekaj in the corner with Austin Mathews!! I didn't ask for a chain saw file but I did ask for a hat!! LOL Take 'er easy and Merry Christmas to you and Susan!!
You will have fun with that Grampie. I find it very enjoyable and somewhat relaxing using a chipper, providing your wearing hearing protection. Consider some head phones with music and hearing protection. Christmas carols and the smell of pine, then a nice warm camp with Nannie and some maple syrup desert! Heaven. 👍👍
Hello there Jim!! Man you have painted a pretty nice picture. I like it!! LOL It's going g to fun using the chipper when I think of how nice it's going to be when I stop!! Thanks for the comment and Merry Christmas!!!
Looks like that shipping frame would make a great table! Sounds like a great company. Hopefully your review of them and their product brings them some business, seems like they deserve it. I've got two small trees in my yard so no need for a chipper, but if anyone asks me about woodchippers, I now know who to recommend. That looks like a beefy machine. It also looks like it will be fairly easy to repair yourself in the future. I'd have probably done the same thing with the washers on the inside. I just checked out their website and they're a lot less expensive than I thought they would be. She's a heavy beast though, 550lbs. Have a great day Mike
How's she goin'? Reading instructions is for wimps right? But every now and then I take a sneak peek!! This sure is a heavy duty chipper. It weighs in at 550 and then I added 17 liters of hydraulic oil. I have another video coming out soon where I take the loader off the tractor and the chipper is still on the back. It was pretty easy to lift the front end and tricky to steer it too!! Thanks for watching and have a great week!!
Nice new tool Mike. A man needs about 6 hands at times (especially with the chute install). The Ka boom scared me! 😂 I’m sure your clean up will go much better now 👍
Hello there Dave!! Sorry about the Ka Boom part!! Nannie was watching it and it near scared her right off the chair. Then I laughed. Well things are starting to get back to normal now though!! LOL Thanks for tuning in and take care!!!
OK Now you got me upset. It was $3 099 here and $349 shipping. But I think it was worth the money. So far it has exceeded all my expectations. Take care!!
Hey Gary!! Well to be honest if the branches weren't frozen together I would have been chipping for a lot longer. I was out the other day and turned the pile over with the tractor and now I can get the branches a lot easier. Thanks for the visit and especially the comments. Take care!!
Yes Gary!! This chipper is very well made. Heavy duty everywhere. The hydraulic infeed roller is pretty sweet too. Just start the branch and away it goes!! Take care!!
Congrats on the WC46 - it should serve you well. I've had mine for nearly two problem-free years. It's possible that you aren't the only new WC46 owner to put the washers on the wrong side, initially.
How's she goin'? The chipper is pretty sweet eh!! Assembly was kind of fun, even with the washers going on wrong. And the hydraulic infeed roller is what sold me on it. It has chirped everything I put in it so far!!! Thanks for dropping by and I hope your chipper continues to work well for you. Come back soon and often!! Take 'er easy!!!
How's she goin'? Awe don't be jealous. When I'm finished using it you can borrow it, but you'll have to come and pick it up!! LOL Thanks for dropping by and have a great week!!
Hey there Mikey me boy. She’s a slick one for sure. If you can let the branch’s dry out for a good season you’ll find there’s more chips Than the green. How s Nanna doing? Great video man.
How's she goin'? Thanks for that tip BJ. In fact the amount of chips is a concern for me, but the concern is I will have too many!! Thanks for asking after Nannie. She is doing better these last few days and that sure is nice to see!! Merry Christmas to you and yours buddy and take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop thanks and you too Merry Christmas it’s amazing how they disappears when you start tucking the chips into your gardens and mark your trails.
How's she goin'? The chipper is some nice. Pretty easy to use to except it's a bit of work getting the branches off the piles!! When you come out I'll be sure to get you acquainted with Mr. Chips!! LOL Love ya!!
Well most folks don't need a chipper but with all the deadfall you have this will be a great thing. Of course I wanted that 4 inch one to go in there. Be careful my friend.
How's she goin'? That's right Bruce. I was thinking of renting a chipper, but then with so much to clear I figured I may as well buy one. I'm sure I will get lots of use from it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a great week!!
Hey there, Grampie. I considered purchasing a PTO driven chipper for my tractor several years ago but opted to wait. I get so many downed trees which are predominantly loblolly pines. I held off b/c I would simply gather, stack, then allow the trees to just rot over time. I was concerned about chipper storage space and now I have the space but may just rent a chipper when I accumulate a large quantity of limbs to off-set the rental cost. You have a mighty nice chipper there and I know it will serve you well. After your last hurricane, you were probably faced with the same question I seem to get faced with. Do I rent or do I fork out the beans and have my own chipper for occasions when limb felling seems to take over? Recommendation: I'd consider having a nice pair of long-handled loppers to delimb some of those heavily branched limbs for ease of handling when feeding your chipper. Congrats on your early Christmas gift. Say hey to Nannie and wish you and the family a very Merry Christmas. Don 👍🏽🤠 12/14/22
How's she goin'? Well Don I'd say you must have been in the camp with Nannie and I when we were discussing whether ort not to buy a chipper. LOL I was even thinking of buying an mini excavator to clean up and then when I was done, sell it again to recoup my money!! But we decided to buy the chipper just so I wouldn't have to rush with all the chipping like if I had rented one. Maybe I'll sell this chipper when I'm finished with it, if that time ever comes!! LOL Your idea about the long handled loppers is a good one and I now have a set that I store on the chipper!! Great minds think alike eh!! So nice to read your comments Don. Merry Christmas to you and your wife and all the best in the New Year buddy!!
How's she goin'? So nice of you to watch and comment on the video!! This chipper is pretty nice I have to say. About the only thing that isn't all that great is it plugs up, but that's not the chippers fault. I was putting too many evergreen boughs through it!! If you are chipping hardwood or old evergreens it'll chip all day and the tractor doesn't even know it's there!! Thanks again for the comment. Take 'er easy!!
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Hello there Bdog!! This chipper is some nice but you're right there are some safety concerns to be aware of. Hopefully I can adhere to them all and I can chip up all these branches and limbs and still be able to count to 10 using my hands!! LOL Thanks a lot for the support Bdog and Merry Christmas!!
How's she goin'? One of the reasons I went with this make was the hydraulic infeed roller Vernon. You don't have to manually feed the stick. Just get it started under this roller and it feeds itself. Pretty nice I must say. Nannie is doing pretty good these last few days!! Thanks so much for asking. Take care and Merry Christmas!!
Hey Mike. That sure looks like a great machine. Your Massey runs it no problem. Great that the company takes good care of its customers. You sure got my attention with that sound effects. Lol. Take care
How's she goin'? It's funny not too many people mentioned the sound effect. The video was getting kind of long so I thought I would spice it up a bit!! The Massey handles this chipper no problem at all. I was happy to see that. The company has great customer service and I was really pleased with how they dealt with me. Thanks for tuning in John and take care!!!
Mike that's a great rig you got there, bummer you got a damage one but it happens. they are a great to deal with i got a mill from them great service. How is Nanny doing hope all is good. take and have fun with your new toy.
How's she goin'? I remember seeing your mill Wallace. My son has a Woodland Mills mill as well. They sure are easy to deal with and when I reported the problem the very next day they were calling me about what could be done to make it right. Made me feel like I was their only customer. That's pretty nice eh!! Thanks for asking about Nannie. The last while she has been doing better. I hope that trend continues!! Say hi to Venus and take 'er easy!!!
very nice wood chipper, i am impressed with ho wit chipped. Same type of trees I would be cleaning up. Woodland mills seems like a great company, good pricing too! I am jealous, i want one so bad but too cheap to spend the money. I do have a dump trailer but annoying for brush! So many loads. Might need to make a burn pit or pony up the money.
How's she goin'? I'm like you. I thought different times of getting a chipper but didn't think I would use it enough to warrant the cost. But with the clean up I need to do after Hurricane Fiona, it was no problem to justify it. I'm some glad I got it. I'd say for what you get, Woodland Mills is probably the best you can do. The hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer. I was chipping today and had some stubborn limbs but that infeed roller grabbed onto them and that was that!! Thanks a lot for dropping by and commenting. Take 'er easy!!
Thanks for the review there eh! I'm thinking of getting one someday, I agree with the customer service had some problems with a logging trailer I bought from them... also did a review on my channel they did email me but it went to spam so didn't get info for several months... has been finally resolved they do package well for shipping the frame is what I used for my firepit in my outdoor kitchen lol...
How's she goin'? Denis when I saw the shipping crate I got pretty excited. All that steel for projects!! And then the chipper was even better. But then I saw the broken bearing flange and it's funny you never heard my jaw hitting the shop floor. :-( But their customer service was right on it. Made me feel like I was their only customer. Thanks lot for watching. I hope your logging trailer got fixed to your satisfaction!! Take care!!
How's she goin'? Thanks for tuning in and welcome to the channel!! Great to have you watching. I didn't do a lot of checking of prices, but this chipper did seem to be a good price compared to the ones I looked at. (Wallenstein and Land Pride) But what really sold me on this chipper was the hydraulic infeed roller. All you need do is start the branch and the roller draws it into the chipper at a good speed so as not to jam the chipper. Oh and their customer service was top of the pot in my opinion. If you get a Woodland Mills I sure hope you enjoy it!! Take 'er easy!!!
How's she goin'? Oh Oh. That doesn't sound like a 'happy ending' story!! I hope everything is OK now. This chipper started out as a disaster but it sure was a 'happy ending' story for me. The replacement chipper is working great!! Thanks for dropping by and take care!!
How's she goin'? This chipper is pretty nice Gator. The hydraulic infeed is a game changer for me. I suspect the bearing was damaged in transit. Woodland Mills was very quick to replace the chipper and make sure all was right. Thanks for watching. Take 'er easy!!
Hello there, well the last time i saw a wood chipper was in the movie " Fargo" & it wasn't pretty ...ouch !!! Yours is pretty though even if it is green & not red...hahaha! That is going to save you a lot of time
How's she goin'? I had no choice of color or I sure would have picked Red!! At least it's not John Deere green!! LOL It's some nice chipper. I never saw 'Fargo' but I'm guessing a chipper had something to do with somebody and it didn't turn out too good!!! Love ya!!
Mike, right off the bat, (as they say,) I'm in the market for a chipper like this. It would appear that you are pleased with this purchase from Woodland Mills. I have been wanting ( and needing ) a chipper like this for a few years now. I really don't like the idea of burning my pile of boughs and small trees from my property, so this looks like the way to go. Do you have any suggestions for me before I call Woodland Mills about one of these WC series chippers?
Hello there Reg!! When I was looking for chippers I kind of settled on Woodland Mills mainly because of the hydraulic infeed roller. It sure is a game changer. Now some limbs still don't go through, but you can reverse the roller and it pulls the limbs back out of the throat and you don't have to stop the chipper or do any kind of dangerous reaching into the throat to get the stubborn limbs back out. To me that was a very nice feature. As for what to be prepared for, well to be honest there isn't much. What you see on their website is what you get. Once you select the product you want, it'll ask for your address and then it calculates the shipping. For me it was $349 delivered right to my door. Then I paid for it online with a Visa card. One thing here though you have to be home to receive it as they say their couriers usually have big trucks and don't want to come on your property. Probably for insurance reasons by the carrier. The chipper I got, the WC46, weighed in at almost 600 pounds so I had to use the bucket on the tractor to get the chipper from the delivery truck to my shop. That was kind of sketchy but I made out OK. There are some extras you can get when you order the chipper. Like extra blades, or a trailer hitch mount or spare belts for the hydraulic drive. But I opted not to get any of these just yet. I ordered my chipper on a Thursday I think it it was and it arrived here at the camp on the following Tuesday. I sure couldn't complain about that. The only trouble was the damaged bearing. But then I have to say, once I contacted the customer service, they were on it till I was satisfied. Once I ordered the chipper the next day I had an e:mail from them confirming then order and the shipment. They provided an order number and a shipping number so you could follow the delivery. I didn't talk to anyone at Woodland Mills until I had the problem and they called me. I think Woodland Mills is a good quality machine and from what I have seen they stand behind their equipment too. I ordered the WC46, which takes a stick up to 4 inches in diameter, because it matched the HP of my tractor. They have WC68 (up to 6 inches diameter) and WC88 (up to 8 inches in diameter) models too. They take bigger diameter sticks and need more HP to operate. If there is anything else I can help you with Reg, just ask. I'll do my best to answer the question. Take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop Excellent Mike, thank you for all this, I think I understand all I need. The WC46 will be the one for me too. Thank you again,. and, all my best wishes for a Good and Merry Christmas to you and Nanny as well as your family. All the best too for a Healthy and Happier New Year 2023. Cheers, Grampie! :)
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha!! Not too sure Tom but I know it'll take a stick up to 4" in diameter and when it's done chipping there isn't much left!!! LOL Hope you're doing OK and that you and the Mrs. have a great Christmas!! Take care!!!
Well, it’s not what I expected. I thought it would handle better bigger branches, and chip them up faster than that I guess for residential it’ll have to do.
How's she goin'? So far Henry this chipper is doing it's job pretty good. The infeed roller is hydraulic and the speed of it can be adjusted. Right now I have it on the slowest speed, so maybe if I sped up the roller it would chip faster. But it eats a stick pretty darn quick!! Thanks for watching and take care!!
How's she goin'? Gary I have to agree with you. As for the product, well I was very impressed at well it worked. The tractor, at only 22.5 HP, had no issues running the chipper at all. The customer service was top of the pot too. Unfortunately the first chipper was damaged in transit but there isn't much Woodland Mills can do about that except what they did to get me operating as quick as they could!! Thanks for the comments and take care!!
How's she goin'? I have a 2007 Massey Ferguson GC2300 sub-compact tractor with almost 1100 hours on it It operates the chipper with no issues. I set the tractor RPM to 2000 and when chipper is chipping the tractor doesn't even notice it's there. Thanks for watching and I hope you can check out more of my other videos. Happy New Year and take 'er easy!!
Hello there Dave!! This chipper is pretty sweet I have to say. But I have an upcoming video where it proves it's only human. I have to deal with a plug up!! :-( Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care!!
We haven't gotten any snow In michigan at all. Really 2011 really got deep snow not any more really I have a new Kubota bx1880 and cub cadet 2x snow blower. It's sitting there not being used.
How's she goin'? Good to see your comment and welcome to the channel. I'd say if you got lots of snow 2011 it'll be back. Maybe this year maybe not but it'll be here. I think having your tractor ready for the snow may be why it's delayed in getting to you. Thanks for watching my video tonight and take 'er easy!!!
How's she goin'? Thanks Jason, I really think this is a well made and heavy duty machine. And it eats limbs and branches like a teenager eats pizza!! Thanks for watching and take care!!!
Oh wow! So nice looking, and great hearing about service like that. Especially in this day and age. Good job Mike.
How's she goin'? Thanks for watching. I know you have a chipper already Ross, and it's not a Woodland Mills, but no matter, they are some nice attachments eh!! They sure do a nice job and seem to be easy on the tractor too. Merry Christmas and take 'er easy!!
Mike its great when a company replaces a damage product with no issues. Enjoy your new toy because it will be very helpful in cleanup.
How's she goin'? Yes Jack the customer service was terrific and I have to say unexpected. They were over the top in my opinion. And the chipper is doing a great job with helping in the clean up!! Thanks a lot for the visit and take care!!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop Thanks Mike
Very nice great peace of equipment! Going to be nice cleaning up! We are still praying for Nannie 🙏🙏🙏
Hello there Mike!! Thank you so much for your prayers for Nannie. She is doing a lot better these last few days. Your prayers ae powerful and we sure appreciate them!! This chipper is really nice, easy to hook up and use and it does a nice job. Glad I pulled the trigger and got it!! Merry Christmas and all the best in the New Year!!!
Great job Mike 😁👍I am glad you got a new one sent to you. I feel better about owning the Woodland Mills products after this. Thanks for the video!!! Happy Chipping!!!😂🚜💨🐓
How's she goin'? I wanted to get the Woodland Mills chipper mainly for the hydraulic infeed and secondly that they were a Canadian supplier. But when I saw the broken bearing I wasn't too impressed. But the Customer Service group were on this like bees to honey!! They picked up the old one and sent out a new one. My only concern was that I was a month later getting at the chipping, but I'll get over that!! LOL It works really well and does a great job chipping, but I think I'm singing to choir here right Mitch!! Thanks for the visit and take care!!
So now you have a chipper and the start of a garage table to boot. The chipper looks well-built and nice and strong. I like the way it works....CHEERS
Good day Gator!! The metal pallet that the chipper was packed on will serve me well. Like you said a nice shop table, plus some angle and square tube from the base!! I can start dreaming up projects now eh!! And the chipper does work very well. It's going to be a big help for the clean up!! Thanks for the visit and Merry Christmas!!
A big job putting it together. Sorry I'm not up to helping. Chipper looks good and works well. Unfortunately the weather hasn't been very cooperative for chipping but the debris from Fiona will be there for a long time so you'll get some good days to chip.
The chipping part is easy with this chipper. It works some slick. One of these days you'll be out to help I know it!! Love ya!!!
Glad you are recovering Janet.
Hi Mike! That’s a mighty fine wood chipper you have there! Glad to hear Woodland Mills stand behind thee products. Some assembly required for sure! Looks like it works very well and you certainly need it for the long cleanup ahead of you. I hope Nannie is still improving. Take care.
How's she goin'? Thanks for asking about Nannie Martin. She is making improvements and I'm happy to report that!! The chipper is a great machine and I was very impressed with the customer service. It sure wasn't their fault that the bearing was broken and they did about all they could to make me happy. I was pleased for sure. And there was some assembly required!! Thanks a lot for the visit tonight Martin and Merry Christmas to you folks!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop Glad to hear Nannie is improving! Merry Christmas to you and your family too!
Very nice I could use one on the farm I am glad they made it right.
How's she goin'? Danny I never thought a chipper would be what I would get for an attachment, but I'm glad I did. It sure works good and does a nice job of chipping branches and brush. I bet it would come in some handy on the farm!! The Woodland Mills customer service is top of the pot in my books. I don't think they could have done anything more!! Merry Christmas to you and take 'er easy!!
Mike ,i think you did the right thing by sending the first unit back! Who knows how it got damaged and what else it may have affected. Looks like a well made machine and should really help with your clean up. Good to hear that you actually got good customer service. Stay safe my friend and prayers for Janet! 🙏🙏🇺🇸🇨🇦 Roger
How's she goin'? Thank you so much for the prayers for Janet Roger. She has been doing better the last few days and that's nice to see!! You're right about sending the 1st chipper back. I was going to just accept the bearing but then decided against it. Then when it was going to be a delay in getting the new chipper as I had to send the 1st one back and then they would send the new one, I asked them just to send me a bearing so I could get at the job. But they really didn't want to do that as they were concerned that I could have more damage and they wanted to me to have a good safe machine. They truly are a good customer service team!! Thanks for tuning in Roger. I hope you are doing well and Merry Christmas!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop for that kind of $Jack, it needs be perfect. If you want to just send me the bearing, ok, just send 1/2 my money back with the new bearing.
@@haneyoakie14 How's she goin'? They had several offers and options but in the end they insisted on replacing the chipper. Overall, aside from being 2 weeks late getting the chipper, I was more than satisfied with the customer service!! Merry Christmas buddy and all the best for the New Year Tom!!!
Pretty awesome Grampie! That is a beautiful unit - Congrats! You'll have chips galore in no time. Your gardens will be looking pretty fancy and fresh. Have fun and enjoy it.
How's she goin'? The chipper really is a brute of a machine. What sold me on Woodland Mills is 2 fold. They are Canadian and they have a hydraulic infeed roller. And as it turned out both of these aspects have paid dividends for me so far!! Thanks for tuning in and have a great week!!!
Nice chipper, Mike. It will prove very handy for your clean-up. I have a chipper too, but not as nice as yours! Good job using hearing protection. Those things are really loud!! Hi to Nannie! Cheers!
How's she goin'? I think the Woodland Mills chipper is pretty decent but having said that, I think all chippers will certainly save us all a lot of work eh!! The ear muffs are certainly a requirement though. They sure are noisy!! So nice of you to ask about Nannie too Mike, thanks. Merry Christmas to you all and take care!!!
Nice video Mike, that was very cool of Woodland Mills to make it right with you. we all know things get damaged but to have a company behind you like this was great. 👍
Hey Mrs Nannie 👋👋
Hello there John!!! Mighty nice of you to mention Nannie. She is doing pretty good the last while I'm happy to report!! The chipper is pretty nice but after seeing the first one damaged the way it was I wasn't too impressed. But the customer service team won be back!! It really is refreshing to deal with a company that stands behind their products like this. Take 'er easy John and Merry Christmas!!
I’m very glad Mrs Nannie’s feeling good, it’ll make this Christmas so much better for her and the family.
Yep, you don’t see many companies like them any more.
Merry Christmas to you two, hope it’s a great one.
Happy chipping lol i am very happy with my mill from woodland mills some day i would like to get a chipper and a trailer thanks for sharing
How's she goin'? Your mill is the same as my son's and he is the guy who sold me on getting the chipper. He said Woodland Mills was great to deal with and he wasn't wrong. The customer service is top of the pot in my mind. If you get a chipper Arles, with the size of your tractor, you could get the WC68. That chipper with certainly chip anything you would want I bet!! Thanks for the visit and Merry Christmas to you and Jennifer!!!
Ya gettin' serious now, Mr. Mike! Looks like heavy duty high quality machine! 😁You got me on the da boom😁 and I bet it smelt good running that pine thru there! Stay safe!!
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha!! I was wondering about that 'Ka Boom'. Nannie got a fright too. Maybe I should have added a warning or something!! I'm happy to say that the chipper works great and will be a big help with the clean up. It sure is well made and heavy duty!! Thanks a million for watching Vic and Merry Christmas buddy!!
I'm very impressed how well it performs. It does a great job Mike , congrats on the purchase
How's she goin'? I have to say Lloyd, I was pleasantly surprised at how well it worked. With the hydraulic infeed roller it just grabs the limb and pushes it into the chipper and the blades do the rest. No issue with the tractor running it either. Very nice and the customer service was excellent too!! Thanks for watching and commenting. Take 'er easy!!!
Service is rare these days. That will get the job done mike
How's she goin'? I have to say Jason, I was blown away with the care and concern of the customer service group. I don't think I was very nice to them when I first contacted them, but they won me over. I would buy Woodland Mills equipment, just based on the customer service I received on this unit!! Thanks a lot for dropping by and take care!!
Okay, I thought I have seen it all but now I am impressed with this chipper. Every one I have seen could only do twigs but you have yourself a quality unit. Definitely going to help with the clean up. Thanks Mike. Stevo
How's she goin'? This chipper sure is a heavy duty machine. Yesterday I was chipping and putting in pine limbs that were every bit of 4 inches and about 10 feet long. It ate those like a teenage boy eats pizza!! The hydraulic infeed chute is pretty sweet too. I like that it runs reverse so if a stick get hung up you can back it out without having to shut down the chipper and reach in to get it. A lot safer!! Thanks for the visit Stevo and Merry Christmas!!
Looks like a well built chipper Grampie. That will be a big help with your clean up. I hope Nannie is doing better 🙏
How 's she goin'? Thanks for asking after Nannie Artie. She is doing better the last while. Making steady progress. This is a well built machine and it has already helped a lot with the clean up. Thanks for the visit. I hope your vision is getting better too Artie. Nannie and I are praying it will. Merry Christmas!!
We are supposed to read the instructions?! I thought that was just packing material! That looks like a very well built chipper. And the manufacturers service and support seems top notch. Thanks for demonstrating, Mike. The Ka-Boom made me laugh! It reminded me of Wile E. Coyote moment! Haha!
How's she goin'? Thanks for the nice comment Rick!! I put in the 'Ka-Boom' because the video was getting long and kind of boring so I'd thought I'd spice it up!! This really is a nice chipper and I sure can't complain about how I was handled by the Customer Service team at Woodland Mills. Made me feel like I was their only customer!! Take care and Merry Christmas!!
Enjoyed the video. I thought I was the only one that puts hardware on wrong and has to go back and do it again. Nice chipper . It will definitely come in handy on that cleanup. Hope Nannie is doing well. Continued prayers for you both and God bless.
How's she goin'? Thanks for asking about Nannie and for the prayers Ronnie. They are much appreciated!! You know I checked the instructions 2 times and still managed to get this hardware on wrong!! How's that for DIY'ing!!! The chipper is some nice though and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!! Merry Christmas and take care!!
Looks like a nice unit. Too bad the first was damaged. You have to wonder how that bearing got broken. Right call on replacement, and they treated you right. Maybe you need a box trailer to blow chips into so you can pile them up till spring. Say hi to Nannie and have a good week. Rick
Hello there Rick!!! Yes sir they sure did treat me right. The customer service at Woodland Mills is very good in my opinion. A box trailer would be nice. I have a big trailer now and also a little garden tractor one. I used the little one the other day and it didn't take many branches before it was filled!! I am really liking this chipper. Thanks for dropping by and commenting. Take care!!
Nice Set up Mike, fits, and works really well on the back of the tractor, If you don't mind me saying after an hour or so, check the nuts and bolts for tightness but I think you will have some fun with that 😀 👍
How's she goin'? That's a good tip Neville thanks!! I like how the chipper works and the hydraulic infeed is great!! No trouble for the tractor to handle the load at all. Thanks for watching and take care!!
The customer service sounds fantastic and it looks like a great machine. It looks like the metal frame makes a good bench too. It looks like a great attachment to have, you need a trailer to chip into now
How's she goin'? Yes Joseph the customer service at Woodland Mills was pretty good I have to say. Too bad I had to find out though eh!! I'm way ahead of you on the trailer part!! In fact I have an upcoming video where I make a mod to the trailer so it will be better at collecting the chips. Merry Christmas Joseph and make sure you get your sister a new toothbrush for Christmas!!
A very nice chipper Mike and you can use the shipping frame for a table with the skid as a storage pallet to keep it off the ground. Glad they sent you another one. Have a good week and Merry Christmas! See ya!
How's she goin'? Thanks John and Merry Christmas to you good folks too!! This chipper seems very nice and the customer service at Woodland Mills is outstanding. I have about 5 hours on the chipper so far and I have no complaints about it what so ever. Thanks for watching and have a great week!!!
Hey Mike, that sure is a nice chipper I am sure it will be an important tool for your clean up. Hopefully the next time that you have to use it it will be for something that you want to do and not something you have to do. I would like to wish you and Nannie a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and prosperous New Year and I hope you are both doing well.
How's she goin'? Well thank you Wayne and all the best for Christmas and the New Year for you as well. Nannie is doing pretty good these last few days and is getting stronger each week. This chipper is some smooth working machine and it does a great job chipping all these branches and limbs!! Take care and thanks for the nice comment!!!
Looks nice Grampie! Good to know there are companies that still have great customer service.
It looks like it’s built well and will serve you for years
How's she goin'? That's for sure eh!! I was very pleasantly surprised at well the customer service department handled this problem. And like you say Steve, the chipper is very heavy duty and sure should last me for the rest of my life!! Thank you for the visit and comment. Have a great week!!
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Comment ca va mon ami? The Woodland Mills WC46 is a great machine Dave. The hydraulic infeed is some nice I have to say. It chips great and is no trouble for the tractor to operate. It doesn't shake, vibrate or make funny noises. And the chips are a nice size too. I am very pleased with it and will put it to good use for sure!! A la prochaine!!
I sure could use that on my property! Thanks for showing Mike👍
Hello there Marc!! Well Marc I'm not sponsored by Woodland Mills but I still have to say this chipper is awesome. It chips so nice and the hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer too. It's sure going to be a big help with the clean up around here I'll tell ya!! Thanks for tuning in and take care!!!
Nice purchase Mike, it will definitely help out with the cleanup. I’m glad to hear WM gave you good customer service👍🏻🙂🙋🏼♂️
Hello there Luc!! The customer service was top of the pot for sure. It was like I was their only customer. This chipper is pretty heavy duty. It sure chips nice too. I like the hydraulic infeed roller. This is the same model as James has. Thanks for dropping in tonight and take care!!
Nice looking machine. You can now install your old wood burning stove in the workshop and use it for wood chips. Merry Christmas to you and Nannie, from the four of us (yes 4, my older daughter is visiting for a month).
How's she goin'? Burning the chips would be a great idea Pascal and I'm sure going to have a boat load of them too!! Some nice to have your daughter visiting over Christmas!! That must be nice for you and Eden and Ciarra!! Merry Christmas to all you folks!!
Hello Grampie, I’ve got the exact same unit and I love it. It’s amazing how well it works. Hoping you and Nanny are well. Mark and Mari. 😊
How's she goin'? I know you have the same one Mark. I watched your video before I ordered mine. They are some nice eh. I am very happy with it and the hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer for me. Makes it a lot safer to operate!! Say hi to Mari for me and take care!!
And I thought I was jealous when you bought a tire changer from Princess Auto... Waaaaaaaah ....This is a really nice rig, Mike! Just one thing,,,I think that the logs go into that skinny little chute on top and the chips come out that big square housing at the back...can you try that for us on camera, please.. This will certainly be handy for all the clean up you have to do...and the chips will make good trail or garden cover. Did you ask for a few free chainsaw files with this? Betcha forgot. Woodland Mills seem like a good company to deal with as your experience reveals. Be careful with that thing!
How's she goin'? Now Craig, I understand you are from the left coast and all, but really, putting the logs in the chute on top won't work. That's where you dump the chips back in if you want to make a new log. I understand though, it must be all the warm weather that's got you thinking crazy like this... Woodland Mills is top of the pot to deal with in my mind. The chipper shipped out pretty quick and then when I had the problem they were all over it like Arber Xhekaj in the corner with Austin Mathews!! I didn't ask for a chain saw file but I did ask for a hat!! LOL Take 'er easy and Merry Christmas to you and Susan!!
You will have fun with that Grampie. I find it very enjoyable and somewhat relaxing using a chipper, providing your wearing hearing protection. Consider some head phones with music and hearing protection. Christmas carols and the smell of pine, then a nice warm camp with Nannie and some maple syrup desert! Heaven. 👍👍
Hello there Jim!! Man you have painted a pretty nice picture. I like it!! LOL It's going g to fun using the chipper when I think of how nice it's going to be when I stop!! Thanks for the comment and Merry Christmas!!!
Looks like that shipping frame would make a great table! Sounds like a great company. Hopefully your review of them and their product brings them some business, seems like they deserve it. I've got two small trees in my yard so no need for a chipper, but if anyone asks me about woodchippers, I now know who to recommend. That looks like a beefy machine. It also looks like it will be fairly easy to repair yourself in the future.
I'd have probably done the same thing with the washers on the inside. I just checked out their website and they're a lot less expensive than I thought they would be. She's a heavy beast though, 550lbs.
Have a great day Mike
How's she goin'? Reading instructions is for wimps right? But every now and then I take a sneak peek!! This sure is a heavy duty chipper. It weighs in at 550 and then I added 17 liters of hydraulic oil. I have another video coming out soon where I take the loader off the tractor and the chipper is still on the back. It was pretty easy to lift the front end and tricky to steer it too!! Thanks for watching and have a great week!!
Nice new tool Mike. A man needs about 6 hands at times (especially with the chute install). The Ka boom scared me! 😂 I’m sure your clean up will go much better now 👍
Hello there Dave!! Sorry about the Ka Boom part!! Nannie was watching it and it near scared her right off the chair. Then I laughed. Well things are starting to get back to normal now though!! LOL Thanks for tuning in and take care!!!
$2,799 in the US and no tax. Leaves Warehouse within 1 week. Nice machine.
OK Now you got me upset. It was $3 099 here and $349 shipping. But I think it was worth the money. So far it has exceeded all my expectations. Take care!!
That chipper makes it look like fun to clean up a mess of downed trees
Hey Gary!! Well to be honest if the branches weren't frozen together I would have been chipping for a lot longer. I was out the other day and turned the pile over with the tractor and now I can get the branches a lot easier. Thanks for the visit and especially the comments. Take care!!
Very impressive Mike. Very good quality.
Yes Gary!! This chipper is very well made. Heavy duty everywhere. The hydraulic infeed roller is pretty sweet too. Just start the branch and away it goes!! Take care!!
Congrats on the WC46 - it should serve you well. I've had mine for nearly two problem-free years. It's possible that you aren't the only new WC46 owner to put the washers on the wrong side, initially.
How's she goin'? The chipper is pretty sweet eh!! Assembly was kind of fun, even with the washers going on wrong. And the hydraulic infeed roller is what sold me on it. It has chirped everything I put in it so far!!! Thanks for dropping by and I hope your chipper continues to work well for you. Come back soon and often!! Take 'er easy!!!
Awesome! I’m jealous now, been wanting one of those! Enjoy!
How's she goin'? Awe don't be jealous. When I'm finished using it you can borrow it, but you'll have to come and pick it up!! LOL Thanks for dropping by and have a great week!!
Hey there Mikey me boy. She’s a slick one for sure. If you can let the branch’s dry out for a good season you’ll find there’s more chips Than the green. How s Nanna doing? Great video man.
How's she goin'? Thanks for that tip BJ. In fact the amount of chips is a concern for me, but the concern is I will have too many!! Thanks for asking after Nannie. She is doing better these last few days and that sure is nice to see!! Merry Christmas to you and yours buddy and take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop thanks and you too Merry Christmas it’s amazing how they disappears when you start tucking the chips into your gardens and mark your trails.
Full watch and a thumbs up Mike 👍🏻
How's she goin'? Much appreciated Gary!! This is some nice chipper and the customer service group is all star as well. Have a great week!!
Watching the ads my friend… thank you for sharing 🥰❤️
How's she goin'? Thanks for the support. I appreciate it!! Take 'er easy!!
Nice new toy, I mean tool. Red and green, very festive.
I'll be out soon to help make it earn its keep.
How's she goin'? The chipper is some nice. Pretty easy to use to except it's a bit of work getting the branches off the piles!! When you come out I'll be sure to get you acquainted with Mr. Chips!! LOL Love ya!!
Wow! Look at all those stickers on the overhead door!
Hey Gary!! Some pretty nice channels on my door including that big one in the middle at the bottom!! Merry Christmas Gary and take 'er easy!!!
Well most folks don't need a chipper but with all the deadfall you have this will be a great thing. Of course I wanted that 4 inch one to go in there. Be careful my friend.
How's she goin'? That's right Bruce. I was thinking of renting a chipper, but then with so much to clear I figured I may as well buy one. I'm sure I will get lots of use from it. Thank you for watching and commenting. Have a great week!!
Hey there, Grampie. I considered purchasing a PTO driven chipper for my tractor several years ago but opted to wait. I get so many downed trees which are predominantly loblolly pines. I held off b/c I would simply gather, stack, then allow the trees to just rot over time. I was concerned about chipper storage space and now I have the space but may just rent a chipper when I accumulate a large quantity of limbs to off-set the rental cost. You have a mighty nice chipper there and I know it will serve you well. After your last hurricane, you were probably faced with the same question I seem to get faced with. Do I rent or do I fork out the beans and have my own chipper for occasions when limb felling seems to take over? Recommendation: I'd consider having a nice pair of long-handled loppers to delimb some of those heavily branched limbs for ease of handling when feeding your chipper. Congrats on your early Christmas gift. Say hey to Nannie and wish you and the family a very Merry Christmas. Don 👍🏽🤠 12/14/22
How's she goin'? Well Don I'd say you must have been in the camp with Nannie and I when we were discussing whether ort not to buy a chipper. LOL I was even thinking of buying an mini excavator to clean up and then when I was done, sell it again to recoup my money!! But we decided to buy the chipper just so I wouldn't have to rush with all the chipping like if I had rented one. Maybe I'll sell this chipper when I'm finished with it, if that time ever comes!! LOL Your idea about the long handled loppers is a good one and I now have a set that I store on the chipper!! Great minds think alike eh!! So nice to read your comments Don. Merry Christmas to you and your wife and all the best in the New Year buddy!!
Very informative. Thank you for the video.
How's she goin'? So nice of you to watch and comment on the video!! This chipper is pretty nice I have to say. About the only thing that isn't all that great is it plugs up, but that's not the chippers fault. I was putting too many evergreen boughs through it!! If you are chipping hardwood or old evergreens it'll chip all day and the tractor doesn't even know it's there!! Thanks again for the comment. Take 'er easy!!
Awesome Grampie《☆》Wow Nice Chipper & Supportive Company👍I guess You can make & $ell Mulch now if you want to⛾It reminds me of the movie Fargo when I see a Wood Chipper🚦Lots of Safety concerns with a Serious machine like this. Happy Chipping Brother✌🤠🌵
Hello there Bdog!! This chipper is some nice but you're right there are some safety concerns to be aware of. Hopefully I can adhere to them all and I can chip up all these branches and limbs and still be able to count to 10 using my hands!! LOL Thanks a lot for the support Bdog and Merry Christmas!!
that really works good, I like that it pulls the limbs into it's self.. I guess Nannie is still progressing??
How's she goin'? One of the reasons I went with this make was the hydraulic infeed roller Vernon. You don't have to manually feed the stick. Just get it started under this roller and it feeds itself. Pretty nice I must say. Nannie is doing pretty good these last few days!! Thanks so much for asking. Take care and Merry Christmas!!
Hey Mike. That sure looks like a great machine. Your Massey runs it no problem. Great that the company takes good care of its customers. You sure got my attention with that sound effects. Lol. Take care
How's she goin'? It's funny not too many people mentioned the sound effect. The video was getting kind of long so I thought I would spice it up a bit!! The Massey handles this chipper no problem at all. I was happy to see that. The company has great customer service and I was really pleased with how they dealt with me. Thanks for tuning in John and take care!!!
Mike that's a great rig you got there, bummer you got a damage one but it happens. they are a great to deal with i got a mill from them great service. How is Nanny doing hope all is good. take and have fun with your new toy.
How's she goin'? I remember seeing your mill Wallace. My son has a Woodland Mills mill as well. They sure are easy to deal with and when I reported the problem the very next day they were calling me about what could be done to make it right. Made me feel like I was their only customer. That's pretty nice eh!! Thanks for asking about Nannie. The last while she has been doing better. I hope that trend continues!! Say hi to Venus and take 'er easy!!!
very nice wood chipper, i am impressed with ho wit chipped. Same type of trees I would be cleaning up. Woodland mills seems like a great company, good pricing too! I am jealous, i want one so bad but too cheap to spend the money. I do have a dump trailer but annoying for brush! So many loads. Might need to make a burn pit or pony up the money.
How's she goin'? I'm like you. I thought different times of getting a chipper but didn't think I would use it enough to warrant the cost. But with the clean up I need to do after Hurricane Fiona, it was no problem to justify it. I'm some glad I got it. I'd say for what you get, Woodland Mills is probably the best you can do. The hydraulic infeed roller is a game changer. I was chipping today and had some stubborn limbs but that infeed roller grabbed onto them and that was that!! Thanks a lot for dropping by and commenting. Take 'er easy!!
Thanks for the review there eh! I'm thinking of getting one someday, I agree with the customer service had some problems with a logging trailer I bought from them... also did a review on my channel they did email me but it went to spam so didn't get info for several months... has been finally resolved they do package well for shipping the frame is what I used for my firepit in my outdoor kitchen lol...
How's she goin'? Denis when I saw the shipping crate I got pretty excited. All that steel for projects!! And then the chipper was even better. But then I saw the broken bearing flange and it's funny you never heard my jaw hitting the shop floor. :-( But their customer service was right on it. Made me feel like I was their only customer. Thanks lot for watching. I hope your logging trailer got fixed to your satisfaction!! Take care!!
Congratulations, have been waiting for some time to get one as you say i don't have a lot of money to burn.
How's she goin'? Thanks for tuning in and welcome to the channel!! Great to have you watching. I didn't do a lot of checking of prices, but this chipper did seem to be a good price compared to the ones I looked at. (Wallenstein and Land Pride) But what really sold me on this chipper was the hydraulic infeed roller. All you need do is start the branch and the roller draws it into the chipper at a good speed so as not to jam the chipper. Oh and their customer service was top of the pot in my opinion. If you get a Woodland Mills I sure hope you enjoy it!! Take 'er easy!!!
I have a terrible but true wood chipper story about a friend of a friend but I'll keep it to myself.
How's she goin'? Oh Oh. That doesn't sound like a 'happy ending' story!! I hope everything is OK now. This chipper started out as a disaster but it sure was a 'happy ending' story for me. The replacement chipper is working great!! Thanks for dropping by and take care!!
Works very well. I’m impressed with this small machine. Too bad it didn’t come with a good bearing for a start…..CHEERS
How's she goin'? This chipper is pretty nice Gator. The hydraulic infeed is a game changer for me. I suspect the bearing was damaged in transit. Woodland Mills was very quick to replace the chipper and make sure all was right. Thanks for watching. Take 'er easy!!
Hello there, well the last time i saw a wood chipper was in the movie " Fargo" & it wasn't pretty ...ouch !!!
Yours is pretty though even if it is green & not red...hahaha!
That is going to save you a lot of time
How's she goin'? I had no choice of color or I sure would have picked Red!! At least it's not John Deere green!! LOL It's some nice chipper. I never saw 'Fargo' but I'm guessing a chipper had something to do with somebody and it didn't turn out too good!!! Love ya!!
Mike, right off the bat, (as they say,) I'm in the market for a chipper like this. It would appear that you are pleased with this purchase from Woodland Mills.
I have been wanting ( and needing ) a chipper like this for a few years now. I really don't like the idea of burning my pile of boughs and small trees from my property, so this looks like the way to go.
Do you have any suggestions for me before I call Woodland Mills about one of these WC series chippers?
Hello there Reg!! When I was looking for chippers I kind of settled on Woodland Mills mainly because of the hydraulic infeed roller. It sure is a game changer. Now some limbs still don't go through, but you can reverse the roller and it pulls the limbs back out of the throat and you don't have to stop the chipper or do any kind of dangerous reaching into the throat to get the stubborn limbs back out. To me that was a very nice feature.
As for what to be prepared for, well to be honest there isn't much. What you see on their website is what you get. Once you select the product you want, it'll ask for your address and then it calculates the shipping. For me it was $349 delivered right to my door. Then I paid for it online with a Visa card.
One thing here though you have to be home to receive it as they say their couriers usually have big trucks and don't want to come on your property. Probably for insurance reasons by the carrier. The chipper I got, the WC46, weighed in at almost 600 pounds so I had to use the bucket on the tractor to get the chipper from the delivery truck to my shop. That was kind of sketchy but I made out OK.
There are some extras you can get when you order the chipper. Like extra blades, or a trailer hitch mount or spare belts for the hydraulic drive. But I opted not to get any of these just yet.
I ordered my chipper on a Thursday I think it it was and it arrived here at the camp on the following Tuesday. I sure couldn't complain about that. The only trouble was the damaged bearing. But then I have to say, once I contacted the customer service, they were on it till I was satisfied.
Once I ordered the chipper the next day I had an e:mail from them confirming then order and the shipment. They provided an order number and a shipping number so you could follow the delivery.
I didn't talk to anyone at Woodland Mills until I had the problem and they called me.
I think Woodland Mills is a good quality machine and from what I have seen they stand behind their equipment too. I ordered the WC46, which takes a stick up to 4 inches in diameter, because it matched the HP of my tractor. They have WC68 (up to 6 inches diameter) and WC88 (up to 8 inches in diameter) models too. They take bigger diameter sticks and need more HP to operate.
If there is anything else I can help you with Reg, just ask. I'll do my best to answer the question. Take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop Excellent Mike, thank you for all this, I think I understand all I need. The WC46 will be the one for me too.
Thank you again,. and, all my best wishes for a Good and Merry Christmas to you and Nanny as well as your family. All the best too for a Healthy and Happier New Year 2023.
Cheers, Grampie! :)
@@regsparkes6507 Thanks Reg!!
How big of a body will it dispose? Asking for a friend.
How's she goin'? Ha Ha Ha!! Not too sure Tom but I know it'll take a stick up to 4" in diameter and when it's done chipping there isn't much left!!! LOL Hope you're doing OK and that you and the Mrs. have a great Christmas!! Take care!!!
I was thinking the same thing. Especially if his insurance man wasn't helpful
@@billfischer6464 LOL
Well, it’s not what I expected. I thought it would handle better bigger branches, and chip them up faster than that I guess for residential it’ll have to do.
How's she goin'? So far Henry this chipper is doing it's job pretty good. The infeed roller is hydraulic and the speed of it can be adjusted. Right now I have it on the slowest speed, so maybe if I sped up the roller it would chip faster. But it eats a stick pretty darn quick!! Thanks for watching and take care!!
Woodland Mills, I hope that you are watching. This video just showed that you are a 1st class company with an awesome product.
How's she goin'? Gary I have to agree with you. As for the product, well I was very impressed at well it worked. The tractor, at only 22.5 HP, had no issues running the chipper at all. The customer service was top of the pot too. Unfortunately the first chipper was damaged in transit but there isn't much Woodland Mills can do about that except what they did to get me operating as quick as they could!! Thanks for the comments and take care!!
Wood shavings are great around playground equipment!
Well I'm going to have lots and lots and lots of chips. There might be pine and spruce needles mixed in too though!!
It will make good cover when (if) wr ever get all those trees cleaned up.
what size tractor was used in this video?
How's she goin'? I have a 2007 Massey Ferguson GC2300 sub-compact tractor with almost 1100 hours on it It operates the chipper with no issues. I set the tractor RPM to 2000 and when chipper is chipping the tractor doesn't even notice it's there. Thanks for watching and I hope you can check out more of my other videos. Happy New Year and take 'er easy!!
Awesome
Hello there Dave!! This chipper is pretty sweet I have to say. But I have an upcoming video where it proves it's only human. I have to deal with a plug up!! :-( Thanks for watching and commenting. Take care!!
@@GrampiesWorkshop have a great evening
We haven't gotten any snow In michigan at all. Really 2011 really got deep snow not any more really I have a new Kubota bx1880 and cub cadet 2x snow blower. It's sitting there not being used.
How's she goin'? Good to see your comment and welcome to the channel. I'd say if you got lots of snow 2011 it'll be back. Maybe this year maybe not but it'll be here. I think having your tractor ready for the snow may be why it's delayed in getting to you. Thanks for watching my video tonight and take 'er easy!!!
She looks like a honey for the money Mike!
How's she goin'? Thanks Jason, I really think this is a well made and heavy duty machine. And it eats limbs and branches like a teenager eats pizza!! Thanks for watching and take care!!!