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Good to read ya!

Justin!

Or at the least don't chip under the discharge chute!

What's wrong with this picture?

That's one heck of a load!!!

Dealing with firewood is a PITA, for the most part.

It'd be nice to have both! :rockon:

Plus, it can't pick stuff up!

I like it!!!

Yes, if that kinda stuff worries you, you'd better not get those - or that loader, either. It takes a CDL to drive that bad boy.

Nah - you need a crane and a bucket, too. Ain't no need to be climbing each and every job, forever.

Glad you like it here, Ken. Spread the word!

You're correct, I think... they don't dump - you have to unload them manually. I shouldn't have said 'dump bed.' I'd still prefer a rear mounted model just for the increased reach. That trumps the ability to dump, IMO.

I'd say skip the chipper and get a dump bed with a rear mounted loader. Chippers can't load load logs.

Vermeer... just walk away...

To each their own.

Brush Bandit.

You can kick some serious ass with a 9, I know - I've done it.

A nine is almost the perfect size: not too small and not too big.

A 9" Brush Bandit is as small as I would go.