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  • Piko M30 wood chipper on

    Piko M30 wood chipper on trailer chassis

      • 12” Chainsaw makes cutting safe and efficient • Well protected chain by a metal sheath • Automatic saw chain lubrication • Large rollers on the cutting table make it easy to feed the wood • Rake between conveyo...

      Vestfold, Norway
    • POWERSCREEN ウォーリアシリーズ

      POWERSCREEN ウォーリアシリーズ

      • Manufacturer: Powerscreen

      New New self-propelled sorting screen with 3 directions

      Aichi, Japan
    • POWERSCREEN チーフテンシリーズ

      POWERSCREEN チーフテンシリーズ

      • Manufacturer: Powerscreen

      New New self-propelled sorting screen with 4 directions

      Aichi, Japan
    • POWERSCREEN パワートラック750

      POWERSCREEN パワートラック750

      • Manufacturer: Powerscreen
      • Model: 750

      New car New self-propelled sorting screen with 2 directions

      Aichi, Japan
    • 2021 KLEEMANN MCO9S(i)EVO

      2021 KLEEMANN MCO9S(i)EVO

      • Manufacturer: Kleemann - Reiner
      • Model: MCO9SIEVO

      New Cone Crusher Variable Speed Vibrating Feeder Control Touch Panel CFS I Hook Automatic Gap Setting Lamp Overload Prevention Device Spray System This KLEEMANN Cone Crusher is suitable for secondary crushing. It...

      Aichi, Japan

    Overview

    Wood chippers are powerful machines designed to reduce tree limbs, branches, and other wood debris into small chips. They are commonly used in landscaping, forestry, and garden maintenance to manage and recycle organic waste. Available in various sizes and power capacities, wood chippers can be either portable or mounted on trailers for easy transportation.

    FAQ

    What should I consider when buying a used wood chipper?

    Consider the chipper's age, engine hours, and overall condition. Check for maintenance records, and inspect the blades and feed mechanisms for wear and tear.

    How can I ensure my wood chipper is shipped safely?

    Use a reputable transport service specializing in heavy machinery. Secure the chipper properly and protect any moving parts to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a wood chipper?

    Regular maintenance includes sharpening or replacing blades, checking engine oil and hydraulic fluid levels, and inspecting belts and hoses. Consult the manufacturer's manual for specific maintenance intervals.