Best Tree Limb Shredder And Mulcher For The Money?
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- Check out this DR tree #woodchipper limb shredder and mulcher . The best #chipperwoodmachine stimulus money can buy! As always thanks for watching
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Nice video man. I forked over about $400 to have 10 yards of mulch delivered to my house so watching this stung a little. Buying a mulcher is a much better long term option and will save $$.
Eric Waddell Last year we got an estimate on mulch and we were like what !!! 🤨 All we need is two seasons and it should pay for itself plus who doesn’t want another tool in the arsenal 🙌
Probably me calling to waste time... all good 👍
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How has the 300 held up? Could you do a video on how to un clog the shredder, and the chipper. I have watched as many videos as I can. No one shows how to clear a jam. Saw comments saying it was, or is a pain to do. Thanks.
Yes. The next jam I get I’ll make sure to video of how to clear it. It’s not fun. One of the worst deals if it happens
Not to be rude, but you spent way too long in the beginning on nothing to do with the woodchipper. Take this as constructive comments. that way you will not wonder why you have so few Like
Thanks for the constructive criticism !! I can only improve . Thanks for watching
They still offer the 400 Pro , but with a 7 hp. motor.
If the engine starts running slower. Check the spark arrestor. It may be clogged with carbon.
Thanks for the info
Just ordered the 410, looking forward to it and the extra hp. Good video
Awesome! Let me know how it works out for you
i just bought one and it cost me $285 to ship to honolulu. It is cheaper than homedepots chippers. Quality product.
Dang $285.... I haven’t looked at Home Depot chippers . I’m glad it’s working great! Mine is still a beast! I’ve had one jamb so far with tons of trees
I live on Oahu as well. Do you think it was worth the cost of shipping to Hawaii? There aren't many options for us.
Real nice video , family time , kids are great , land is beautiful house too , hope y'all are well. I got the 501 xl and haven't used it yet really. I did take it apart a little and put it back together and got it running and chipped and shredded some sticks and reeds. My son videoed for me so when I can edit the vids I'll make a cool movie of the awesome 501 so folks out there can see it in action. I plan on lashing a dolly under it for extra wheels so I can push it around and load it in and out of my truck. Also if I can I would like it if the main axle were narrower so it would roll through a gate for back yard work.
Nice job and homestead enjoy the chipper. How is the maintenance?
Thanks for watching
Hello Chris I wonder if you could list the part number for the hitch piece that connects to the chipper frame and wheel axel. Thanks Bill
www.drpower.com/Power-Equipment/Chippers-/Accessories/Chipper-Shredder-Accessories/Chipper-Shredder-Tow-Packages/Chipper-Shredder-Pin-Hitch-Kit/p/000000000000410671?view=REVIEWS
If I had a dollar for every time I asked, “Where are your shoes?”
Just ordered the 410 Pro. Has the 9.2 Hp. Good tips.
The HP has been good for us. The only thing I hate is if it does jamb then you have to take the whole side off to fix it
@@chris_b_liven The next time it has a jam Could you do a video showing what all has to be done to remove the jam?
@@charlescoker7752 that’s a good idea .
@@chris_b_liven Wonder if you replaced the regular bolts with winged bolts where you have to remove the side to clear the jam, would make it easier?
@@charlescoker7752 wing nuts is a great idea. I’ve been carrying my socket set with me just in case but it still takes 10 min to remove them by hand without air tools
I just bought one of these and I spend more time taking it apart to unclog or other troubleshooting than I do shredding.
Are you clogging it on the shredding or mulching wood limbs? I had an issue where I kept over stuffing the top shredding and clogging
Loved the video! I've been agonizing whether I would buy a chipper/shredder. I compost a lot of leaves and I've experimented with various ways to do this the most efficient ways. I've found that electric shredder/chippers simply don't work. I've found two methods that are fairly effective. The first is to put leaves in a large, heavy duty garbage can (metal would be ideal) then mulch the leaves with my gas-powered weed-eater. This is effective, but slow.
The second method is to spread the leaves on my lawn and run over them several times in "mulching" (vs bagging) mode. When the leaves are fine enough, I then collect them with my lawn-mower's bagger attachment. This works not too badly but when the mulched leaves are damp or wet, it is difficult to pick them up.
I liked the way your chipper/shredder mulched the leaves but I noticed the leaves were quite dry. I'm wondering how effective it would be if they were wet? Perhaps you or one of your viewers could give me an opinion?
I've also tried to think of a way to efficiently dry leaves. In many regions, autumn is a relatively wet season. For me, it is rare to collect dry leaves. Perhaps someone has a solution for this?
Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching. I haven’t tried wet leavesyet. I’ll give them a try and let you know. The key is rain first 💥
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DON’T put wet leaves in it. It’ll clog it. Trust me on that. I made the mistake of chipping just after buying it in PacNW winter. I spent all day unclogging it.
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Looks handy!
Sweet little tool 👊