I asked earlier about those little homeowner chippers, and it got vetoed. Still thinking about chippers though, and wondering what would be an acceptable semi pro chipper. IOW, something that would be good for *my* level of engagement, meaning a quality tool, but not beating it up day in day out on pro jobs. I was looking at this...
Would something like that be good? I really doubt it's something I'd do, but I could have a chipper for my stuff, and maybe do neighbor's brush for a fee to recover some of the cost. Seems like that would be a good service. Charge a couple hundred to chip their stuff, and they could use it around the yard. That's a little cheaper than a local rental place will rent a chipper for, and it would be zero labor on their part aside from putting the chips where they want them.
Would something like that be good? I really doubt it's something I'd do, but I could have a chipper for my stuff, and maybe do neighbor's brush for a fee to recover some of the cost. Seems like that would be a good service. Charge a couple hundred to chip their stuff, and they could use it around the yard. That's a little cheaper than a local rental place will rent a chipper for, and it would be zero labor on their part aside from putting the chips where they want them.