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Your throat is smaller than my machine's. Do you adjust engine speed for what and how, if ever by a machine, you're feeding?

Are you considering getting one?

One removal, careful handling with leather gloves. Sharp tips on each bit of foliage!!!!

Locusts are few and far between, here. No thorny trees, basically. Monkey puzzle are also very rare. https://www.bing.com/th?id=OIP.YZ6gb76hoP1-nWMUpV8CCQHaE8&w=272&h=153&c=3&pid=5.1&rs=1&r=0&bgcl=63E985 No blackberries, thanks.

That's usually operator error. I wear short sleeves to teach people, and long sleeves and a visor, normally. Full face screens are a good layer of PPE, behind safe techniques as the principle layer. Trying to hand limbs to a CnD / Throw and go is the main problem. Large limbs are set on the...

The throat opening is not the effective capacity. Mine is 9x16". Likes to chip 6-7". 5" all day. Never tried to put in a max diameter. I run it at 40-50% speed for hand feeding. 80-90% when stuffing it with the mini loader. 318 cubic inch, v8 powered. Bigger limbs clear the smaller bits...