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I have used one but found it much quicker just to load the branches onto the van, it will only take just over 2inch branches so any bigger needs taking away. It's quite quick with the smaller branches and throws the chippings a good distance and it did block up a few times with some of the greener stuff. Just my opinion tho.
Cheers for that Dave, I’m only a small business an I don’t really do any tree work but I’m planning on expanding the hedging side this year so just looking at ways to make life easier an reduce the waste
there was a topic on chippers a few months ago. i think the outcome was they are a waste of time
Does anyone who has this know if its easy to remove both chutes for transport? I'm looking at this to chip and shred hedge cuttings etc. on site and have a tiny Vauxhal astra van.
I run over the cuttings with an old mower and either bag it or chuck it in the van. The remnants get blown and collected by hand. Simple easy cheap
I’ve been considering getting a mulch mower for that very thing
Thanks all for your advice!