If its a single axil it has to be under 10klbs. But that means it has a smaller engine. All the 6 cyl diesel are over 10klbs and dual axil.

Awesome thank you so much for your reply

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It just looks that way. Its not flat.

@@CalTreeEquip oh ok. i really like watching ur wood chipper in action demo videos.

Ya. It's backfiring. Easy to do with these old gas engines.

@@CalTreeEquip oh yeah.

All chippers are dangerous.

Ram.

Ford 6 cylinder.

Ok I want to buy the engine gasket, it's leaking oil... I don't know what year. 1968 1970. It's like yours.

@@lorenzosanchez5705 Its a Ford 300 straight 6 engine. Try lookup a 1980 E150 van. They put these things in a lot of different trucks.

The job didn't call for the roots to be ground. And the purpose of the video is to demonstrate the grinder.

Google Peco. If they don't have them just make one.

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Woodchuck style blades or Asplundh style?

Both units have meters that had been replaced. Service records indicate 2000 and 2400 hours.

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Have them pro sharpened. They use a cool grinding lathe. If you do it at home you'll take the temper out of the edge.

It takes some time for sure. I don't really keep track of how much time though. We break the chipper down and send it off to the paint shop.

I don't remember. That video was a long time ago. However the Vermeer Smart Feed system is not very durable.

No. L6 gas engine.

That's my driveway.

@@CalTreeEquip wow. Cool.

I believe Morbark makes a kit that can be bought but I would recommend you fabricate something. The main parts are the tank and brackets, the pump and the atomizers. The high tech and expensive controller is completely unnecessary. I have used tanks and brackets I could sell you. And the other parts I can tell you where to get them. But maybe contact Morbark and see what they sell the setup for. Bandit might also offer something.

Glad it's working well for you.

You're welcome. Ya, it was better than any of the other chemicals I tried.

I really don't know but it sure makes a lot of chips. I but about 30 hours on it last summer and it was extremely productive.

How much for one?! And is there a lease to own program?

@@JustinNelson-kx7qy This one is $70,000 as indicated in the add. Financing is available.

Hi Dan. You bought a 2005 Bandit 250 with a winch? How'd that chipper workout for you? Good to hear from you.

@@CalTreeEquip it’s still going strong. That chipper eats 14” trunks , granted not all day long. You may recall that the fellow who traded it in was complaining that it overheated and that was a problem for me - the heart of that problem was it needed new radiator fins and new inner cooler fins, which was a “recore” deal and pricey - however such is equipment. There has been a fair amount of patches put on the wear spots from chip abuse and angel grinding on the interior. For a season we had bad clogging issues but that was due to a poor patch at the transition zone on the chute. Basically I’ve enjoyed the chipper the majority of the time. As you know little wet leaves are trouble….We added metal to the outside of the throw scoop paddles so that there is very little lost fan propulsion and that made it throw better. Other companies have had some envy over my machine. So, it’ not ugly or pretty it’s just a workhorse. We’ve tried to take care of it and fix the problems, and I have made good money with it. The starter was replaced recently, but it may have been original. I think it’s a 2010 machine ? I really agonized in research and prayer to come to that machine and i don’t regret it. As much as I’d like shiny new drum chipper the 250 keeps getting it done. Winch line is a complete essential now. Take Care!

@@dano7189 Good to hear its all good. Ya the weak link on those 3054T's is the radiator. The fins are just too small and clog easily. Re-coring them with wider fins is the trick and keeping them really clean. Found the original video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/noO7d3WQh89jq6ssi=lOBkj6YtdTxIgi20

@@CalTreeEquip that’s fun to see. She was in her 30s there. Now she’s lookn at her late 40s just like me😂

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I don't know what you are saying here.

@@CalTreeEquip o.nothing I was just replying to a friend

No.

If you go to my website you can see everything I have available.

Sorry but this machine is long gone. Check my website for up to date inventory. www.bauertree.com

No sorry I don't. I haven't had a BC1600 in 10 years or more. They are good chippers but the knives are uniquely hard to work on.

You asking a question? The HP is simply a heavier version of the XP. Larger engine, clutch, bearings, exc. Especially in the 18" series. If a chipper weighs over 10,000 lbs it requires commercial license to move. Most 18" to 20" chippers have a lite and heavy version.

I think 2600 rpms in the max constant running. They are generally tuned to 2500 but I recommend you set them at a rate that is efficient for the type of chipping you do. The lower your rmp's the less fuel you'll burn and the easier it is on the engine. So if you mostly chip brush and rarely chip sizable wood you can set it at 2400 or 2300 and you won't notice a difference in chipping speed. But if you the max power because you are always chipping big wood you'll want to set it at 2550 or even 2600. I get machines in here that are set at 2000 (same Kubota engine) to save fuel.

There really isn't any difference. Not that I know of anyway. It's just marketing.

@@CalTreeEquipwould you pay 1k for a non operating one? It runs and has same engine 37hp but shuts off.

@@dogbonetc7623 Your offering it me? Where are you located? If it runs and then stops its probably an electrical or fuel issue.

@@CalTreeEquip I’m offering, Medford. Yea likely fuel pump. It has 610hrs on 37hp

@@dogbonetc7623 Unless its a total wreck, ya I can do that. Just contact me through my website. www.bauertree.com