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Road cones work well too if they fit in the wheel well. You can also use a self tapping screw to shoot hose clamps on, then use a piece of 1" pvc pipe or similar to bolt on so you can see that.

I don't have a tach on it, but yeah i often have it at a good clip. Mines a diesel tho, so it is lower rpms, and doesn't use a bunch a fuel especially because it eats stuff faster than the little feed wheel things pull.

Yeah, cause they aren't set up right if it's like that. Mine was the same for a long time, then i read up on shimming the anvil. Basically it simply makes the machine take a smaller bite, which allows the motor to keep up, and it makes smaller chips too. I'll get pics of that too. Honestly i...

Lol honestly it just gently pulls the limb in. I managed to kill the engine trying to feed it 6" thick oak, but it would eat 4 inch just beautifully. It chips so well now that I'm going ahead on my winch/ crane build for it.

Mine was like that too, and then i read on here about shimming the anvil up and then resetting the blades. Completely turns it into a different machine. I'll post a video of mine feeding sometime, it flat eats, but now does it relatively calmly rather than instantly.

Just get a chuck and duck, and be done with it. Turns brush into chips, and is big enough to actually do work. I got mine for $1100, it has paid for itself so many times over. Makes the small disk chippers look like they are broken in comparison. If you are going to run a small chipper, they...