The towable ones seemed to hold up the best...

Jul 16, 2024
10:05:42am

Coug Texan

But even they were constantly breaking down. It was a very frustrating tool to work with and rent out just because of how fragile it always seemed to be.

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Shot in the dark question about yard tools: Anyone here have a wood-chipper?

Mufasa

Jul 16, 9:54am

You live near Fargo? Got a lightly used one.

Blueto

Jul 16, 9:56am

No teeth stuck in it?

Mufasa

Jul 16, 10:00am

RE: Shot in the dark question about yard tools: Anyone here have a wood-chipper?

RalphWiggam

Jul 16, 9:56am

Sounds like a question a Fed would ask

DKN

Jul 16, 9:59am

Working at Home Depot Tool Rental... just based on what we had...

Coug

Jul 16, 9:59am

Helpful, thanks--I figure I am gonna have to spend more than I want to so that

Mufasa

Jul 16, 10:02am

The towable ones seemed to hold up the best...

Coug

Jul 16, 10:05am

I have a little cheap one from Harbor freight. It can manage about 1 inch

O Gaucho

Jul 16, 10:19am

Good to know... I looked at a Harbor Freight one that is supposed to chip 3 inch

Mufasa

Jul 16, 10:24am

I don't think so. Mine is 20 years old so maybe they have improved since then.

O Gaucho

Jul 16, 10:33am

Just basic yard stuff... probably nothing over a 3-inch diameter--mainly

Mufasa

Jul 16, 10:51am

How much do you want to spend? Large scale or small scale jobs?

CountryBumpkin

Jul 16, 10:47am

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