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http://www.woodchippers.info/bandit_65XL.shtml Something short and light like this 6" could be backed-up to the curb by hand, staying within the parking lane, and the chute turns 270 degrees. 9" is much longer.

Bandit model 90 Nick, I was vague in the above line. In the Free Chip drop .com thread you mentioned palms. Are you having problems chipping your palms with the conventional 45 degree angle. Did you know about this Model 95 which might match your trees and palm chipping needs...

Are you talking about curbside feed, Nick? Vermeer has offered that in the past on a 1250, iirc. I'd go with BB. Maybe custom? I don't know how the Vermeer works. <iframe width="420" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/5sIK55k-1TA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

The 65/95 with the 90 degree angle disc is popular in the southern coastal areas (palms, I think), and the PNW according to the BB video. Funny, that.

What's that weigh? How big is the feed throat? How many horsepower? Gas/ diesel?