Can you identify this chipper?

[Powerlineman]

Can anyone tell me what brand of chipper this is? The guy selling it has no idea, I am thinking and Ashphlund but dont know. Also is it worth the price? I want to purchase a chipper, but want to make sure that this is worth the money and can I find parts for it. Thanks, here is the link to the chipper details:

http://fargo.craigslist.org/bfs/1445989018.html

 

[tomtrees58]

i think its a woodchuck tom trees

 

[Blakesmaster]

Don't know the brand and it surprises me that it's a V8, thought they were all old ford 6's. $1900 seems to be fair for a working chunk n' duck. You ever used one before? Have fun!

 

[tree MDS]

Don't know the brand and it surprises me that it's a V8, thought they were all old ford 6's. $1900 seems to be fair for a working chunk n' duck. You ever used one before? Have fun!

I've used one briefly. Its pretty impressive to watch an 8" lead get sucked in to one when its just had the blades changed, let me tell you - even more impressive when you reach in and grab the throttle arm and overide the governor while another guy throws said the leader in. Thats some old school :censored: right there.

 

[ASEMASTER]

we have one that looks similar in the frame work and supports with a six cyl. ford. It was made by Fittsburg out of Mass.

 

[Powerlineman]

Don't know the brand and it surprises me that it's a V8, thought they were all old ford 6's. $1900 seems to be fair for a working chunk n' duck. You ever used one before? Have fun!

I am used to running a Brush Bandit 200+ xp. I have never used a chuck n duck before, nor do I really know what to expect. Do you guys know if I can find parts for it if need be?