Best Cheap Amazon Wood Chipper

Unboxing and review of GreatCircleUSA Wood chipper shredder 3 inch capacity 6.5hp Kohler engine. DIY brush land clearing cleaning. Great Circle USA landscape work
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[@chrisfisher3900]

Perfect video of why everything comes with warning labels

[@jessestrange7073]

After watching you snatch it across the yard attempting to start it twice I watched the whole video to see if you’d stick a flip flopped foot in the thing. I give this a perfect score, a solid 5/7.

[@TEXASpatriot76]

Lmfao

[@ignaciotitus8410]

InstaBlaster...

[@ziks3000]

Hey, that footwear works for him when he's riding his motorcycle, so why not when using dangerous power equipment ? Lol

[@jimmyjimmy1038]

People stop mocking his sandals. 😃 Thanks him for great video he made 👍

[@fixingspencer]

Glad you like them!

[@oseaghin]

True. However... I reckon harsh language is better than lost limbs. Who knows, maybe the dude will listen.

[@tskipwadoo3447]

Chickens are freaking out !

[@heavymechanic2]

Hey, I got a different brand built by GreatCircle with a Chonda engine (212cc) and its a decent product. Been chipping tree limbs all summer from a major cleanup. Anything over 1-1/2 inch is hard to put through, most limbs need stripped to single branches or it gets stuck. Green leaves also get stuck and hard to push through (spring/winter is a better season to chip). This chipper eats Maple, Cherry, Black Locust, apple and just about anything you can feed into the machine..The only real problem I had after many hours of chipping wood is the muffler is trash (fell off with ear piercing noise) and requires an act of congress to replace, seems to be a problem on these chippers.

[@Bradgilliswhammyman]

This is good portable and cheap. These machines jump from 500 dollars to 1200 to 2500 for a really high end self feed model. Auto hydraulic models tend to be 4000 dollasr and up.

[@NoferTrunions]

Nice that it sucks in the branches - that is essential for good productivity. Unfortunately, they could have added a flywheel that would have dramatically improved what it could handle.

[@robertnieves5848]

Thanks for your video and the good laugh while using it. I am looking to get one and it seems it can do the job.

[@JjClark-wz7eh]

That pull start though! Hahahahaha

[@montanawhite5699]

After using big commercial chippers for so long I have a hard time appreciating these little things.

[@fixingspencer]

Yeah, alot different when you cant just throw anything in and it get chipped effortlessly...

[@montanawhite5699]

@@fixingspencer yeah the giant fly wheels makes a huge difference. Keeps the momentum going when the engine can’t.

[@ericflores4761]

Thanks buddy.

[@cdb4123]

I just want to know if it handles the big stuff better with the choke turned up?

[@doilusa]

Love mine But an average of 10hrs before I have to sharpen the blades Got 3 sets though Works best with 11/2 green cuts hand loppers

[@sawadogomalgba5104]

Hello.Can I used this machine to make maïs silage.

[@everybodysjonathan]

Great review, nice to know that it’s capable of. I just ordered one myself, waiting for it to be shipped at the moment.

[@buyerofsorts]

Hi, Have you used it yet? If so, how did it do?

[@everybodysjonathan]

Yes, I have used it. I think it did pretty well for the small size. I have a few videos on KZbin about it if you wanted to look further.

[@sawadogomalgba5104]

Hi . Can we used it to make sillage?

[@westernsharpie]

solid video

[@fmixthings]

Looks like it works pretty well. Bigger stuff, you have to do the peck and stab so the engine won't die. Maybe cut the branch where you think/know it won't stall and make the bigger pieces short, about 12-18 inches and toss them in chunks. Shorter bits won't stall as bad. That was my main reason for upgrading from the Harbor Freight chipper to a large hydraulic feed one. But for a small home gamer like my first house, this looks like it would be awesome. How is it to maneuver around the yard? Is it balanced?

[@fixingspencer]

Smaller chunks is a good idea! I will definitely try that! Maneuvering is very easy as its quite a small machine.

[@joemartian7942]

I'm getting ready to run mine for the first time. Great advice! Thanks

[@fmixthings]

@@joemartian7942 good luck! With enough use you'll learn what size diameter branches you can get away with putting in vs having to trim and cut to lengths. Either way, as long as it chews them up that's all we need.

[@vanchinh1948]

Game changer...

[@vankwisher]

I like how when he said "Made in China" at 00:07 his dog whined a little.

[@notsure1872]

What about green wood?

[@larryweiss7170]

Why would you put oil in the gas? That would reduce the power of the engine.

[@RussHatfield]

Looks like it's not a kohler engine anymore? At least I don't see mention of it on the amazon listing.

[@venkiteshnanju4196]

Sir is this machine available in India.if so what will be the price?

[@jkfotonet]

Pretty cheap for what it is but it's a worry when you could knock it down whilst pulling the cord

[@wullierennie3190]

He didn't have a clue..lol

[@donald372011]

Hi I bought one of these and having a hell of a time cranking it and when it does crank it cuts back off do you know what might be wrong? I put the proper oil and gas in it just won't run.

[@fixingspencer]

Could be anything... Things to check: gas valve turned on, choke lever all the way on choke(its kind of a strange feeling to push it all the way to choke), also won't start if there are branches in the hopper... Hope one of these helps

[@scottvan1898]

Check for spark. ! ! ! Sometimes don’t trust the (new) spark plug , replace with another one, try one come off from the lawnmower . Of cause ,it’s not always true .

[@frederikbarbarosa2423]

HEY IS THE ENGINE DIRECTLY ATTACHED TO THE DISK ? OR THEY ARE USING BELTS TO TRANSPORT THE POWER ?

[@ziks3000]

It's directly attached, no belts

[@josephgood1835]

Where can I bye one in the USA anty help

[@polkcellar]

Chickens need earplugs.🐔

[@heathbrockway9040]

I ordered one of these from the very same seller on Amazon. They took my money and created a shipping label but never shipped it. I emailed them 3 times and had to contact Amazon and have them step in. They said that there weren't any in stock but as I'm writing this it shows they have 19 of them. Took another week before they gave a refund. Horrible company!

[@marymastromauro8164]

It seems very light weighted

[@THETATTOOGARDENER83]

The fact the bigger stuff didn’t fit yet still tried putting it in a few times 🤦🏻‍♂️😂 Not bad for smaller stuff but that’s abit it if you get bigger bits then pay more for a decent chipper

[@Matrixprogrammmer]

Can i use it to Grind Dried coconut husk too?

[@fixingspencer]

If it fits in the feed hole I imagine it would... Not a material I'm familiar with.

[@ketolifestyle68]

damn not bad for a little chipper... definately no need for a 2nd green can anymore.. damn

[@ketolifestyle68]

is there a bag attachment

[@a.joegevara3519]

Glad I watched, my small limbs are bigger than your big ones. I don't have much brush. Thanks

[@billbauer2239]

There should be an aptitude test before you are allowed to hit the go to checkout button.

[@Boodieman72]

You need to learn how to feed it slower on the larger bits.

[@fixingspencer]

Yes, I believe it would be more efficient if I were to feed larger branches slower or cut into shorter pieces.

[@wullierennie3190]

Iĺ stick to my hansa c7 £2.600..but we'll worth the money when u c this crap.

[@tskipwadoo3447]

Now it’s $469

[@Trackhoe075]

Really sandals??? Yeah I’m gonna take his advice 😂😂😂😂😂

[@thisoldnew4544]

u can tell he's a bitch on how he's so wimpy putting it in. there's a difference from being safe compared to tap dancing in his sandals.

[@JjClark-wz7eh]

Cut a 23" live oak down in flip-flops! And milling it up the same way!

[@robbyv0307]

Why is it such a typical 'dude' thing to work with power tools in shorts and flipflops? I had to keep watching to make sure he didn't hurt himself.

[@jamileena]

I had to quit looking! thought he was gonna show us how bones didnt go thru! yikes.. glad he's ok, according to you! ;) crazy dude.

[@notsure1872]

I used to ride motorcycles in shorts and flip-flops. Lol

[@SavageSaltFishing]

This is the guy to contact amazon saying he doesn't under how a machine could be damaged in just 1 use ....refund request

[@johnjude2685]

Yes your motor is from China now

[@juancoronel5460]

Cuanto cuesta la maquina

[@ramiro78380]

costaba 400 ahora 500.00

[@bobknowitall4036]

try using gloves, much easier & less dangerous....

[@TT-qo9dv]

Jesus 😳

[@notsure1872]

Harbor freight chipper seems to work better.

[@StewieGriffin505]

Gloves, boots, eye and ear protection? Nope!

[@daveleary5830]

I see you don't believe in safety at all.

[@jackoneil4883]

Toutes les videos de broyeurs sont idem, ils mettent du plus en plus gros jusqu'à destruction de celui çi. Lui il s'y prend vraiment comme un manche...

[@IIIDaemon]

..hard to watch

[@robertolang9684]

hhhhhhhhh

[@cowshottv5867]

Why would you not spend a little more and buy something that you could actually use, instead of putting handfuls of leaves through it. And some shoes.

[@johnf6267]

This guy....good grief

[@robertolang9684]

ha ha ha

[@JohnMiller-oz7gv]

Junk.

[@smartthinkerg8129]

Hahahaha hahahaha this guy looks petrified 😱😱 using this chipper. He's going to lose a had if he keeps sticking his hands into the wood chipper.