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The drum is kinda hour glass shaped so the blades slice wood off the outside of the log not just cut across the whole thing, its supposed to be a way more efficient way to cut. I can say you can "hear" a difference, my old chipper used to really sound violent when a big piece of wood went in...

Im not sure about a booth yet, gotta hit up a few folks, dont think its on the cards to have one of my own.....

Baltimore in Nov......

I think what I need is a big dump trailer to chip into and leave onsite till I have time to dump it, still waiting on Carl to bring it up here................

OK so I promised a video of it chipping. We took down 4 fairly big trees today, could shoot nearly everything out and had good wheel loader access. 3 loads of chips and 2 knuckle booms of wood. This maple top has an 8" but and is 30' long and very full, looks smaller in the movie as the chipper...

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Chip quality is excellent except when a log ends up turning sideways which is easy to happen as the drum/feedwheels are 28" wide:\: then you get hunks. You can literally hear the difference when chipping, big stuff goes in and it is kinda smooth sounding, not like a regular drum where it is like...

There is a Vee shaped anvil, Ill post a picture. Never could figure out how if everybody knows Cone Heads paint jobs suck why wouldn't they fix that??? Otherwise it seems like a very well engineered chipper, save for the skinny tires on it, talk about ground pressure:|:

Wow is all I got to say. This is the hungriest chipper that I have ever ran. Today we took down a big red oak, lots of room to shoot out brush, topped it out in short order then came down and ran the wheel loader to chip the brush. I was cramming in 30' tops and limbs and couldn't keep up with...

I dont notice much difference between towing the cone head or the vermeer 1400. Sure do notice a difference whilst chipping though:D

Put her to work today, very impressive machine, I need to fix some minor annoying problems but even so boy that thing can chip. Have to see how it does on some big removals but it seems like we are going to really like this chipper. Huge infeed system......... Ill get a video shortly.. Got some...

Ok just thought Id share, so finally after years of searching found an affordable (:|:) version of my dream chipper... Conehead 510. Have been using a Vermeer 1400 for a bit and really feel it is slowing us down especially with all the storm work we have been doing, it doesn't like being fed...