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What's the tongue weight on your woodsman brendon, that's a 12" right? My mini is rated at 550lbs operating capacity so not sure what I could actually tow around.... jp:D

I've thought about buying a small 6" chipper to tow into difficult to access areas with the mini loader. jp:D

That's a cool setup, it's always great to see unique equipment. Listen to Holmen's words, I wouldn't go less than a 35hp with a 6" chipper and go diesel if you can! jp:D

It's funny because I come from that camp, smaller (less overhead) and simpler is better. I only dreamed of a 1 ton and 6" chipper before I owned a company. My experience was quite different than some others posted here, I found spending more a month on equipment financing cost (and yes sometimes...

I would only consider Brush Bandit, Morbark or Woodsman if I were looking at chippers. I've used all three quite a bit and I'm partial to Brush Bandit of the three. The BB drum chippers are just amazing machines. I want an 1890XP when I can justify the purchase down the road, preferably on...

Buy bigger than you can afford right now and hustle that is how you can grow your business efficiently. You want equipment to make jobs be more productive, not limit your operation. I wouldn't even consider smaller than 15" and I am now looking for chippers in the 18" range. I started with a 6"...

Yes, unless this is a backup chipper I wouldn't go smaller than 9".