I have the WC88 on a 57HP Kabota. It is by far my favorite attachment. The only thing better than watching you chip wood is doing it myself. Brings a smile to my face every time!!!
I have the same chipper, best bang for the buck! I’ve operated larger, more expensive chippers and experienced problems with them. I love my woodland mills chipper.
I like chipping half rotten wood in my old 18hp DR chipper because it is already close to compost. If you put some of that in with some fresh green limbs and grass clippings, it makes lovely compost. Only problem I have is it can take it in so fast that the machine can't blow it out fast enough, or it smacks the hopper and breaks off...it can go flying because the hopper is so short on this machine.
That made a pile of chips quick! Hopefully the wc68 will be my next purchase, I have a manual feed chipper but having the hydro feed would make a world of difference.
Is a great tool for my sawmill for sure. I"ve got a good pile ready to go through the wood chipper right soon. This unit sure has had some miles put on it
I enjoy your videos with the chipper, I recently bought a WC88 after watching your videos. I would like to see what it does with wood slab from your sawmill. Continued your good videos.
We ordered one and took delivery this week. Looking forward to assembly and 1st chips this weekend. Any suggestions on infeed roller setup? You seem to have the least amount of feed issues...less than other videos I've seen. Most of what we're chipping will be cedar. Soft wood so not concerned other than size beyond the main branch diameter. Looks like it will squeeze quite a bit past the roller. Thx!
Hello I just bought the WC-68 back in September and have not opened the Box yet to assemble it. I know this a dumb question Has anyone ever split tree trunks in 4"x4" dimensions and then chip them? I know that is not a common idea but I was wondering since some people can burn or haul off larger trunk pieces Ken in Florida
Hey Ken, it would for sure work as I do chip some scrap lumber from time to time and have run material the size of 4x4 through it. I think the challenge will be length of the 4x4's as if they get too short like less than 10" they may get stuck between the chipping blades and the infeed roller
What’s the best way to utilize the chipped wood. I just ordered this attachment yesterday Just spread around? Garden? Do wood chips prevent weed growth?
I’m still on my original belt and have only clogged it a few times. Usually I have too many pine needles and not enough branch wood when that happens. Rotted wood I haven’t had an issue with
Haha true. I think I’ll start spreading it over my trails and maybe keep some for around the house. I’ve thought about making wood pellets for my woodstove but haven’t figured that one out yet
I’ve yet to find any faults with my wc68 chipper. Thanks for watching. I’m headed over your way to Germany for a vacation next summer . Looking forward to it
Hi Sandy Have you put any fresh hardwood limbs and brush through that chipper. I'm cleaning out a maple bush of all the under growth. Mostly hardwood brush
Great question. I have used it to clear tops of maples. I try not to push tons and tons of leaves through it at once but instead alternate between leaves and branches to help keep everything clear when chipping
I have the WC88 on a 57HP Kabota. It is by far my favorite attachment. The only thing better than watching you chip wood is doing it myself. Brings a smile to my face every time!!!
I'm with ya on that one Ray. Sure is great time out chipping. Sounds like you've got a great setup going there.
Lots of good chipping there! The old DK working like a champ! Great vid! Cheers!
Doesn't even flinch it seems
@@sawingwithsandy the tractor enjoys workin with ya 😜
It is really nice to see what happens when you put through the old fir trees
Yeah the fur trees give some nice chips
I have the same chipper, best bang for the buck! I’ve operated larger, more expensive chippers and experienced problems with them. I love my woodland mills chipper.
I'm with you. I'm happy the woodland mills has been as good as it is.
I like chipping half rotten wood in my old 18hp DR chipper because it is already close to compost. If you put some of that in with some fresh green limbs and grass clippings, it makes lovely compost. Only problem I have is it can take it in so fast that the machine can't blow it out fast enough, or it smacks the hopper and breaks off...it can go flying because the hopper is so short on this machine.
That made a pile of chips quick! Hopefully the wc68 will be my next purchase, I have a manual feed chipper but having the hydro feed would make a world of difference.
Is a great tool for my sawmill for sure. I"ve got a good pile ready to go through the wood chipper right soon. This unit sure has had some miles put on it
This is the same chipper I’m looking at. I have a DK45HST and wondered how it would handle. Looks like it’s a great fit.
I enjoy your videos with the chipper, I recently bought a WC88 after watching your videos.
I would like to see what it does with wood slab from your sawmill.
Continued your good videos.
Glad you're liking the videos. I've got quote the pile of wood off cut slabs piling up so I'll be chipping them in not too long.
I'm about to buy one here in Australia. (Born in BC) so had to support
Good info, good job wearing your ears,
We ordered one and took delivery this week. Looking forward to assembly and 1st chips this weekend.
Any suggestions on infeed roller setup? You seem to have the least amount of feed issues...less than other videos I've seen. Most of what we're chipping will be cedar. Soft wood so not concerned other than size beyond the main branch diameter. Looks like it will squeeze quite a bit past the roller. Thx!
Like many of the comments here I am planning on getting this chipper - thanks for the info
I really enjoy mine for sure
Is there a way to ajust the chip size, you the chips smaller? Larger chippers, you can wasn't sure about this one.
Hello
I just bought the WC-68 back in September and have not opened the Box yet to assemble it.
I know this a dumb question
Has anyone ever split tree trunks in 4"x4" dimensions and then chip them?
I know that is not a common idea but I was wondering since some people can burn or haul off larger trunk pieces
Ken in Florida
Hey Ken, it would for sure work as I do chip some scrap lumber from time to time and have run material the size of 4x4 through it. I think the challenge will be length of the 4x4's as if they get too short like less than 10" they may get stuck between the chipping blades and the infeed roller
What’s the best way to utilize the chipped wood. I just ordered this attachment yesterday
Just spread around? Garden? Do wood chips prevent weed growth?
I like to use the wood chips for keeping the weeds down and my trails nice and smooth through my woods
How do you get the wood more fine-grained. Say you want to use it on farm floors.
Unfortunately I don’t believe there is any adjustment for wood chip size
You may be more interested in wood shavings from a machine like a wood thickness planer
Try a real slow feed?
Does it clog often with the rotted wood? We just ordered a WC 88 and I here rotted wood clogs it and burns up the belts
I’m still on my original belt and have only clogged it a few times. Usually I have too many pine needles and not enough branch wood when that happens. Rotted wood I haven’t had an issue with
When you and your dad were using the wood chipper if you had a chainsaw or axe and split down the middle maybe 👍
Maybe it's me but does something need to be adjusted? The chips seem to barely make it out of the chute. I'd want my money back
From what I know that’s how far it shoots when it’s chewing up damp wood or needles. Denser material without all the decomposed wood shoots further.
Good information. Thanks
Thanks for watching
I recently got a WC68 and cannot imagine running it without eye and hearing protection.
WHAT ??
how much is one of the smallest one with the infeed roller?
Owen & Katie's Vlog 2699 Canadian dollars on
woodlandmills.ca website
what do you do with the chips?
Usually put on my trails
Sandy with all the saw dust and chips you have maybe it's time to buy a pellet mill ?
Haha true. I think I’ll start spreading it over my trails and maybe keep some for around the house. I’ve thought about making wood pellets for my woodstove but haven’t figured that one out yet
They make little home use pellet mills. If you own the wood chipper you are half way to making pellets
why the wrong way round????
Not sure what you’re referring to Peter
I think he means the tree you feed in with the top first at @7:12 or something? Shouldn't matter either way, unless it has a bunch of branches, right?
Hey I want to buy the WC 46 (smaller Brother of your machine)
Is there anything Bad about the Machine I should know. I live in Germany
I’ve yet to find any faults with my wc68 chipper. Thanks for watching. I’m headed over your way to Germany for a vacation next summer . Looking forward to it
It looks like it’s a waste of money. It’s a weak machine.
I find compared to what’s out there for pto machines in this hp range it does a great job for my needs
Hi Sandy
Have you put any fresh hardwood limbs and brush through that chipper.
I'm cleaning out a maple bush of all the under growth.
Mostly hardwood brush
Great question. I have used it to clear tops of maples. I try not to push tons and tons of leaves through it at once but instead alternate between leaves and branches to help keep everything clear when chipping
I’m not to impressed. Seams like to much work to feed it in.