Joseph P

Love the WC68 chipper! Easy to assemble and able to handle every job thrown at it. The hard part is keeping it away from my friends and neighbors who want to borrow it after seeing it. A video on your site showing how to size and cut the power takeoff shaft would be helpful. Searched online and found videos but would have had more confidence if the videos came from your site. Joe P White Haven, PA

Larry M

I’m running the WC68 wood chipper on a B2650 with 19hp at the 3point and can power through anything. I’m feeding it pine, oak and cedar. Mostly 2-4” dia. as anything bigger is firewood. I find when feeding other pieces it helps to start with something smaller to help the roller open up. The build quality of this machine is outstanding and I had it put together in less then 2 hours by myself. It may clog up sometimes, a quick turn of a wrench and it’s easy to unclog the machine. I’m very happy with the machine and the great customer service from Woodland Mills, they answered all my questions and got my machine to my property, which is not an easy task for an 18wheeler. Thank you all at Woodlnd Mills.

Christian D

This is a very nice chipper. I use it on my 2018 Deere 2032R with no problems or regrets. I did have to work on the chute to prevent hang-ups as it folds and doesn't line up exactly so material got hung up before the roller. I was able to work it out though. It would be nice if you were able to use forks to move it around but there is no room to place them under the unit. If you ever had a John Deere chipper, then you know what I mean by using the forks to move the unit. Make no mistake, this is a better chipper at a better price over all.

Lester P

If anyone is having thoughts of purchasing a WC68 wood chipper, don't delay. I read other reviews and made comparisons. I finally made up my mind to get one. It arrived in about 5 days from New York to western Indiana. The ordering is made very easy by the Woodland Mills staff. The instructions are easy to follow and only one person is needed to assemble this. I have an L3200 Kubota. Use the tractor ( with attachable bucket forks) to your advantage. This WC68 is well thought out and manufactured. If you have watched the video, you can operate this machine. Look at the angle of the in feed shoot and the whole overall self contained thought that went into this. I have not yet put anything over 4" in this because I keep the larger material for firewood. My pictures that I will attempt to post, doesn't show anything close to what this machine has chewed up and sent back into the woods. Call Woodland Mills. You won't be sorry. I can't forget the Tech department. They are there for you. I absolutely love this machine.

David C

I have a John Deere tractor with 18 hp at the PTO and have been looking for a wood chipper to match. The WC46 with the rating of 15-30hp appeared suitable. I am very satisfied with the performance and especially like the hydraulic in feed. I have been chipping 2-3 inch brush and have had no problem with the tractor power.

John S

The chipper is now 300 km north of Yellowknife, NT in the Tlicho community of Gameti, a fly in community. It went together flawless and is now chipping trees to help develop improved soils for the community garden. First Class to Woodland Mills.

Zachary A

The Woodland Mills WC68 is an awesome attachment for my Kubota B2650. While my tractor is on the lower end of the rated HP requirements, it performs spectacularly. The variable in-feed roller allows the perfect adjustment for all types of brush/logs. We have about 25hours on the chipper and it has never let us down.

John T

Excellent piece of equipment - works great on the "jungle" of brush and branches I have shredded on our property. With my Kubota L39 it handles the large branches very nicely. Would definitely but it again.

Dan K

I had a 90hp brush bandit and as this can’t keep up with a dedicated chipper it works absolutely flawlessly on my 60hp kubota. Great price n a great unit.

Sebastien G

Like this unit very much. I recommend it to anyone....Will by again from Woodland Mills ...No Hesitation.