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Does anyone know...Is the moon really made out of cheese? Or is that too off topic? Lol no worries about the derailed thread, just let me know if someone has a 6-9" morbark or bandit for sale under $9000.00... :) Ken

Ya Halman...looks good...

Derail away, that's okay Nic and others lol :)...Ben thanks, looks too big for me, but i'll PM you. Chuck and Ducks freak me out every time I YouTube them...branches shouldn't turn to chips that fast....yikes! :) lol... Ken

DMc I see your points, I think I'm just on the edge of what you're describing...I find there's no comparison dealing with the shear volume of brush on some jobs...with a good quality 6" chipper I can decimate a pile of brush in 2 hours that would take me all day with an average trailer...Sean, I...

hey guys, I see many of your points they make sense to me, and after reflecting on my present situation and my goals for the business...I thought I should give you all some context regarding my situation. Presently I work for a city assisting the Arborist (doing lots of tree work...bucket truck...

Ya, good points in my opinion brendonv (i couldn't say it better) and yes anything over 6" is fire wood to me. And I do like quality as much as possible, but I won't be spending $15,000 or more on a brand new 6 inch... Ken

Hey, thanks for your input guys I'm very glad to have it! Ya, I've hear not such great things about Vermeer 6" chipper (like almost useless...I'm just starting out trying to grow the business (just a little fishy in the pond). So 6" to 9" is plenty big. Used a new salsco 6" wood chipper once and...

Hi there, I'm in the market for a GOOD 6" chipper (possibly Morbark, Bandit etc). I could purchase a 2007 6" Vermeer with 300 hours for $5000.00 right now, but I've heard that they aren't the greatest particularly with the 6"X6" opening...however, I'm not ruling them out completely. But, i...