Well it hauled it home, 250 miles just fine... and yes, that beast will fill it quickly. Found a leaking front main seal, changed that today, otherwise seems to be an awesome chipper. By the weight, I scaled the chipper, just a touch over 8k pounds.Good chipper but that truck seems a little small to me. I'm not even considering numbers. I'm just using the Force here but it looks a little small.
Yup, going to keep 2 chippers, but I want 2 drums. Found a smaller morbark i think I'd like.Hey look what I found!
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It might be worth considering holding onto the bandit for a backup. You're probably like me and like to stay away from debt so you buy older machines. The downside is that they need a little more wrench time. It's a life saver for us to have one waiting at the yard just in case the other blows a hydraulic line and we can't fix it on the fly.
Just bought a tractor to use during my mini skids' weekly repairs!
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