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Lovin that rig Nick!

I would talk to a nursery you are in with Nick ...... ;)

Wow... I just got a warm fuzzing feeling looking at that chipper....

Congrats Nick! I can't wait to see your rig all together man :)

Surprisingly, you put two men on it (one with a saw and feeding the back hopper while the other feeds the knives) and the brush goes away surprisingly fast for it's size. The guy feeding the back drags and allocates the limbs for the man at the knives. I have had that thing in the tightest of...

You just push it through... You do have to whittle it down some depending on the flexibility of the brush. It came with the business when I took over my half. It was pretty much brand new. Like I said, we rarely chip over 3" material and we burn most slash November - May. I do want a bigger self...

I have the 5" Bearcat like this one, same model and it has served me well. No auto feed though. I think I would like either of those Bandits though. Most people don't want you to chip anything that can be fire wood up here. <iframe width="420" height="315"...

Thing is Nick, as much as you mulch, a disc chipper will give you a product you can resale. Paid to chip, paid to spread .. ;)

That would serve him well then, so long as it is not fixed. Then it would be handy for the basin as well.

Actually, I think curb feed would be a hinderance in the hills. The streets are narrow and easily blocked. Rear feed would serve him better.

I personally would not want to pull a chipper larger than a 6-9 inch around the hills of LA.