Fred Ochs

Enclosed are some photos of me using the wc68 chipper. Not bad for a 74 year old.

Steve Ansotegui

Wood chipper arrived yesterday and it works great.

Martial Sanfaçon

The chipper work as well as the youtube demo.Very well packed in steel cage, easy step by step final assembly. Very powerfull and robust. Chip work perfect in gardening aisle and forest trail. It saved a lot of work when we had to dispose branches.

Fred Ochs

Here are some photos of me using the WC68 chipper. Not bad for a 74 year old.

Kurt Vanlandingham

The chipper works great. It has been a real time saver and simplifies the work of clearing trees by 10 fold. It is well built and thought out.

James Oswalt

I am busy feeding it with small trees and brush when it is in use. The chipper has been great for disposing of a lot of non-native invasive trees on the property I just bought. The chips are great to use in my apple orchard around the base of the apples trees. It makes it so that I do not need to trim so close the the apple trees. I am so pleased with the chipper that I will probably be purchasing a stump grinder from you next spring.

Gerry Mcdonald

I've enjoyed the chipper a lot. This year I cleared a spot near my house to put in pole mounted solar panels. It was mostly white pine in there. We cut all the trees, chipped everything under 6" and used the chips/pine needles to mulch under the solar array.

Steve & Mary Ansotegui

Our Wood chipper arrived yesterday and it works great! Attached are a few pics.

Doug Wenzen

We had a recent windstorm and a broken maple tree. I chipped the broken limbs that were up to 3 inches in diameter. The larger ones went to the firewood pile. In my neighborhood we are no longer allowed to burn brush and limbs outdoors. I have several acres of native brush and trees that requires a lot of pruning to keep tamed and it is not feasible for me, due to its volume, to load it in the truck to take it to the county yard waste drop off. So chipping it seemed like the best solution. In the past I have rented a V-chipper. I would cut everything in advance and have a yard full of limbs. It worked great but it was not easy to drive around the yard pulling the V with my truck. I would work like crazy to get my chipping done so I could return the V(ermeer)-chipper on time. I decided it would be more convenient if I had a chipper I could just attach to my tractor (MF 1260) so I could do shorter chipping sessions. So I looked around and decided on your WC68 chipper. Yours had the hydraulic infeed that was a feature that I wanted. I have operated it about ten times and now it is fun to use. My tractor handles it well and I have a lot of chip piles to use. It appears to be very safe to operate and easy to maintain. I have put in limbs up to 4 inches and it handled them without a problem. The WC68 has been great so far; not quite as fast as a Vermeer rental, but a lot faster than my Troybilt 8hp Tomahawk, and more convenient and fun to use than either. I am very satisfied with this purchase and I rate it a 5 out of 5 stars.

Jim Ivison

Everything is great I really like the chipper. As an engineer that spend most of my adult life working in steel mills. This machine is very well designed and engineered. It's does all it is advertised to do and more. I just need to find someone that can sharpen the cutting blades for it.