Discover the Perfect Size Wood Chipper for Sub Compact Tractor | John Deere 1025R & Woodmaxx 9900

[@TractorTimewithTim]

If interested in a Woodmaxx chipper, please click here: bit.ly/woodmaxx If you click this link and buy a Woodmaxx chipper, we will get a small commission. Thanks for supporting our channel! Here is the initial video where we go through the detailed specs...and pricing...of all the competitors I could find: kzbin.info/www/bejne/iHTZqWRvnr2MrdU

[@monteguy84]

FYI - It looks like your Woodmax link is broken.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@monteguy84try again now. Seems to be working now.

[@theyouthfulbodypro3985]

Is this the tractor you’ll always be using with your chipper I have a 2025 and I was just afraid of overworking it. Please would love to hear your thoughts. I’d like the idea of the belt drive. These machines seem to be the only ones that have.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@theyouthfulbodypro3985 I’m not scared of overworking the 1025r with this chipper. If you are concerned, consider the 8800. Please use the link above to order! Thanks!

[@New_England_Nomad]

I have a WM-8H I’ve had for years and it’s chipped a TON from pine to oak. Zero problems. It’s a beast. My next chipper will be the MX-9900 for sure. They are a great company. Back then I paid $2500 for it. Value was through the roof. I think now that model is $3500. Still a huge value for what you get. Competition couldn’t come close. I love the companies story as to how they got started. Veteran owned who I love to support as well.

[@mmusser62]

I have same chipper. Love it. It's a beast. Huge value for money.

[@Kcolby47]

I continue to marvel at what the 1025 is capable of doing, and this video shows that as well. What a nice unit, and I can see the advantage of the adjustable hydrostatic feed. Thanks to Christy for providing the “material”😊 Blessings.

[@ericschuster6109]

I have had a Woodmaxx MX8800 on my Kubota L4760 for about a month. Chipping mostly oak, and I have run a 6 inch log thru it with the tractor barely slowing down. Great chipper!

[@C_J_81]

We have the WM-8H at work paired with a Deere 3720. If you get the right hardwood piece even with the 8" feed it will bog down the 3720 enough that you have to feed the wood in a little and then stop. Also not to be a Safety Sally but consider wearing eye protection when running that chipper the amount of chips and twigs that have ended up in my face make me a total believer when running a chipper. I wear a forestry helmet with a face shield. It saved me at least once when the chipper feed whipped a branch around and into my face.

[@barrywiseman7012]

@chadjohnson- As a retired eye doctor, from professional experience I totally agree with your suggestion of eye protection with chainsaws and chippers. As a tractor owner maintaining trails with mowers, chainsaw and occasional rental chipper, there have been a number of times debris was stopped by my safety glasses. Although cumbersome, a face shield would definitely be better, I think this is the year I'll get one for those tasks. Helpful video, Tim & Christy

[@TractorTimewithTim]

If I were to quit KZbin it would be due to you safety Nazi’s.

[@C_J_81]

​@@barrywiseman7012 I was very grateful that I had the forestry helmet when it whipped that branch up in my face before I could react. Safety glasses world have protected my eyes but I would have had some nice scratches on my face from that branch.

[@barrywiseman7012]

@@C_J_81 Well, I believe you as I've had a couple of close calls myself as I'm sure many here have experienced as well. But although I responded initially to your comment, it seems our host, who invites comments, didn't appreciate them based on his curious reply. Anyway, this is KZbin after all. Cheers

[@danandfaith]

For the size stuff you’re pushing through, we’d run on 6 on our MX8800 chipper on our Kubota LX2610. Largest we ever run is 5 inches or so with the tractor we have. We chip a lot of hardwood from what we’re clearing on our property. The WoodMaxx MX8800 is fantastic.

[@mickey17y]

I love my Woodmaxx 8800. I initially purchased a WoodMaxx WM-8M, the one without the hydraulic feed because when researching different forums folks suggested the hydraulics was "just one more thing to break." While that may be true, the first time something gets stuck in the chipper and there is no easy way to get it out the hydraulic feed is a game changer. After three years I sold the WM-8M for a couple hundred less than I paid for it and replaced it with the 8800.

[@Jeff-zk6dk]

Great video i enjoyed the demo with the chipper was impressed how well the 1025 did with it and how it chipped some of the big shrubs with no power loss.

[@grapnel87]

I went with the Woodland Mills WC46 for my 1023. Woodland Mills recommended that I have more hp for any of their other other models. I was very happy that I went with the hydraulic feed. I was a little worried that the 4 x 6 opening would not be big enough, but then I soon discovered that anything that big, I would cut up for firewood. So, I didn't need anything bigger. I figured I would have to use it less than 30 times to justify buying one vs renting 1. If I actually count the hassle of renting and the convenience of being able to use mine whenever I wanted, I don't have to use it a lot. The only issue I have now is, where do I put all this mulch and wood chips? I had to make a fire pit so I could burn more limbs because otherwise I have too much woodchips. You can't even give the mulch away, let alone sell it.

[@tomperley8399]

I have an MX8600 that I use with my 2025R. Woodmaxx is a great company to deal with and the chipper has been awesome.

[@jerrypatterson19551]

I have the same.

[@C_J_81]

Also for that wider brush and for things that don't feed well make a wooden pushstick. Put a 9 1/2" long 2x4 on the Ted on the end of a 5 or 6 foot long 1 1/2 to 2" dowel handle. The 9 1/2 will let you push into the neck of the chipper safely but stop the chipper feed from being able to grab it. Though just in case drill, pin and glue the 2x4 with a smaller dowel rather than using metal hardware. A good push stick makes chipping so much easier.

[@Materagaia]

Or you can simply cut a few push sticks out of the branches you’re already chipping. If you should inadvertently send it through the chipper you’re only out the 30 seconds it took you to make it. I work in the tree care industry and that’s what we do everyday. Easy peasy.

[@garycorrick]

After seeing you use it. I agree it is the best. I have a standalone chipper that I bought 3 years ago. It works very well. At the time none of the tractor driven chippers could do what my standalone can do. I am impressed with the Woodmaxx chipper.

[@sgrams3578]

Nice review! I bought a few years ago a Woodland Mills 8" chipper and coupled it to a JD 2750 which I believe has around 75 hp pto. I have chipped many trees and branches and it works very well. The chipper has a lower shut-off bar which I've unintentionally and intentionally pushed, I like the position because I can access the bar with hand, arm and knee which I've done because of gloves getting caught amongst thorns, apple tree branching and wild plum branches. You have a nice path of low lying material which would be almost a pleasure to chip! Thank You!

[@PineyGroveHomestead]

We just got a WoodMaxx 8600 and love it!

[@CoalChrome]

I am so glad you have one of these. We bought that exact model a few years ago for pur 50 horse Kubota and its an excellent chipper. Actually putting 9 inch stuff through it most likely wont go very well and it doesn't like stuff thats really wet but its an excellent chipper

[@ScottHammet]

I've had a DR Power chipper for a few years--the PTO driven model not their versions that are driven by an aux gas engine onboard the unit. It's worked very well for annual cleanup.

[@mikelesher3826]

I have a WoodMaxx WM-8M which I usually run on a Ford 2110; it will take a 6-8 in limb. I have used it on my Farmall H also. I found I use it more than I ever imagined I would. I find the more I use it the more I appreciate it and its capabilities.

[@aaronburford5701]

Great video! Tim you have all the toyr to use on your property! Impressive sir!

[@StevenYahr]

Glad to see you having fun with the chipper - they are very handy tools. Saw you wearing hearing protection - but you could comment on the absolute necessity of it. Also heard you talk about trying to feed it w a tractor & grapple - I have done it - you need about 5 or 6' of stem sticking out of the grapple. Come up at a slight angle with the grapple down, then slowly back up turning as tightly as you can to swing the load into the chipper and when you feel the infeed rollers grabbing the load slowly open the grapple. I've had much better luck doing this with a skid-steer as you can pivot the machine by driving one track forward and the other back. Good luck!!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, hearing protection is needed. When I was younger, I did not wear hearing protection. Paying the penalty now! Wish I had been more vigilant then. I find now that I can't handle loud noises as well as when younger...they almost 'hurt'. ....and I can't hear (or distinguish) voices very well in crowded places.

[@JeffHengesbach]

Bought a 8600 a few years ago for my 1025R. It's almost all the tractor wants to lift. Been extremely happy with its performance. The wood species greatly impacts how much/ fast it processes material, but in general if it fits in - it'll chip it. USA company, the pto chippers are USA made and they have excellent customer service. I attached treated 2x4 to the bottom runners to protect the steel.

[@eugeneseamann3005]

Thank you TTWT. I’m envious in the right ways. Hope you see you in Louisville this week at the tractor show.

[@RonaldDean-eq2cb]

This video is right on time. I’ve been researching sub compact wood chippers and this is one I haven’t looked at yet. I do have a BX and it will be behind it whenever I go to get one . Thanks for the demo great video Tim

[@vietnamvet5826]

Tim, placed an order for 9900 last thursday using the link..hope it helps to support the channel..thanks for all the great info

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thanks!

[@sammarmon3965]

I had the MX-86 and it was great. I chose Woodmaxx because that model was made in America, had a hydrostatic infeed roller, and was well regarded. It definitely did not disappoint, but , but I would have preferred the horizontal feed chute.

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Very helpful video Tim. Thank you!

[@mi2tn]

Finally got around to watching this. This is the chipper I'd choose now that I've seen it in action and with your comments about it. I've wondered if it was to big. Was going to get one back in '22 after I had the roll over with my tractor with my DR chipper on the back. I ended up fixing mine. Yours does everything I wanted in a chipper. As for lift with my 1026, I can help to lift it if I had too. Don't know if my 26R lifts more than the 25R. Only draw back would be the hills I'm on but my chipper makes me watch what I do and where I travel too because of the weight. I like it. If I had the money, I'd get one. But I'll make do with my DR for now.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Good to hear from you. This a nice one! Didn’t spend much time thinking about if it would be top heavy.

[@TheCritterWindow]

I have the 8800 on a JD 4300 and love it. I have put entire 3" trees into it. It just folds the limbs in and sucks it through.

[@lcee6592]

That is an impressive chipper! Especially running on sub compact pto power. I was surprised how well it handled the larger shrubs overall. Looks like a great combo.

[@markschafman3820]

YOU SHOULD BE WEARING EYE PROTECTION!!!!!! I am in the tree service industry and have a chipper with the bar on the infeed tray and it’s a pain in the butt, I prefer the bar at the top. The proper way to feed a chipper is from the side and you would bump that bar as Tim demonstrates. But you would should always wear proper ppe Tim.

[@adrianpritchard5143]

That was a very good video Tim, I live in Enfield Victoria Australia and we have fire restrictions atm.

[@craigrice3887]

hi Tim ,I need to ask why you didn't blow the chips into a cart or wagon for easy cleanup ?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Because I plan to leave them right where they fell. This is our ‘fire pit’

[@erice9536]

I have the TM-86H which is their earlier import version, similar to the 8600. Perfect match for the 1025R, but it is a very cumbersome tail when moving!

[@barelystablefarm7151]

Awesome machine. I use mine all the time. I hate ugly brush piles that have to sit because of dry weather and you can’t burn…exactly what’s happened around here the past 2 years. I just chip as I go along and I use the material as mulch and also along my walking trails to fill in low spots. Win Win.

[@daleberghorn6504]

You always have some kool attachments Tim love the videos great job Christy

[@daleberghorn6504]

My home town akron new wood max company

[@WoodMaxxPower]

Thanks for sharing Tim! Great video! Good luck in Kentucky this week!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Amazing machine. Made these trees look like BUTTER!

[@earlyriser8998]

I find wood chipping to be so satisfying. A large pile of brush turns into a small pile of chips. I need a chipper for my Kubota MX tractor

[@shanesherwood343]

I bet my 3R would be a good match for that chipper I love making my own compost and chips might have to talk the finance committee about buying one

[@timsimon6595]

The best chipper I think is buying a vermeer 6inch chipper used from the marketplace. I got one with 48 hrs for 6,000 I see them all the time. A true work horse. We can chip 10 yds in 2-3 hrs. No wear on tractor. It just pulls chipper. 25 or 27hp more powerful then 1025r pto.

[@lailer1975]

Vermeer makes excellent chippers.

[@bradleyrobertson3185]

Well played, Chrisse. Been looking at chippers, stump grinders. Trying to clean up 40 yrs of neglect. Mostly honey suckle, wild rose bushes. Tired of burning of the small stuff. Was surprised of the PTO rating. Enjoy drop on the hydrostat tractors

[@bradleyrobertson3185]

Enjoy should have been last. Texting one of my nonskills.🥴🥴🥴

[@rujimbob]

Would like to see it on the larger compacts as well, pls. Thanks for the videos.

[@richardroffers2530]

Love your comparative reviews and demos. Well done!

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

So, what comes out the business end. Are there a lot of sticks/branches or is all the small stuff chipped up also. I like having the shredder option for all the vines and small branches.

[@LennyLeLizard]

Wish I would have seen this video before my chipper purchase! I bought a 3 pt chipper a couple years ago and didn't do enough research. I'm sure mine was much cheaper but it has no hrydrualic / hrdro feed. Mine chips wood for sure, but I'm wearing headphones and sweatin' my you know what off trying to chip a truck load of wood chips in and afternoon. Spending the extra money for a good piece of machinery is worht it to save you hours of labor!

[@Tony2tall]

Even though the 1025R needing lift assistance I like the MX9900. Self feeding is great!

[@Token_Civilian]

Nice looking piece of equipment. Interesting that the spec sheet says 'minimum' 25 PTO HP. What's the 1025R? 17? The 9900 gets you the extra 3" of feed size vs the 8600 / 15HP min. Handled what you fed it pretty well, seemed like you had plenty of power. I could see chipping up wood if you wanted to use it as part of a composing program on your property vs burning it. Out west, burn bans are pretty common for much of the summer, so chipping might be the only practical way to get rid of stuff.

[@lje1020]

1025R newbie here...need a chipper and the Woodmax 9900 really seems to fit the bill, but isn't the 1025R underpowered at the PTO according to the Woodmax spec? The video suggests otherwise and I didn't catch it addressed in the more detailed chipper selection vid. Appreciate anyone's feedback. Thanks Tim for all of the incredibly detailed videos that have helped me select my tractor! Great stuff and incredibly helpful for a newb like me! Plus...random cats!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I think the 8800 might be a reasonable compromise. However, I have no regrets with the 9900.

[@lje1020]

@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks!!

[@BobsOutdoorActivities]

Good video. What are you doing at about 8:20 taping your hand on the red bar it looks like? What throttle did you run the tractor at for this? Thanks!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Hey Bob. Wide open throttle. ...to get as much momentum as possible on the chipper. The red bar controls the in-feed speed. pretty much like the hydrostatic pedals on your tractor. In fact, it IS a hydrostatic system...just like the tractor.

[@BobsOutdoorActivities]

@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks

[@jeeptjxwrangler1088]

Tim, where are your safety glasses?? Great video as always! 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@edwinlikeshistractor8521]

I dropped a tree on my Woodmaxx 8H about 4-5years ago. I had help from my stepson . Any way a little work with a hydraulic jack and bit of hammering on the sheet metal and it has been running great since then. I run it with my old Allis Chalmers 2050 it also runs my PTO generator . I did it before Tim but he does it better. The Wood maxx is tough! It blades are also relatively easy to rotate or change.

[@ooa9193]

Never used one when hydraulic feeder I have a wallenstein bx62s but I run it on a 70 HP tractor if u can pick it up to put in it'll chip it fast

[@cove53]

Hi Tim, I love and count on your videos. One question today - I will be ordering a BX2680 in JAN and want the MX-8800. Do you see any problems with the 2680 lifting the 8800? I am confused with the 8800 weight and the 2680 3-Pt Hitch Lift ratings that I am reading. Thanks. Assuming that I can swing the MX-8800 come 30JAN25, I will use your link. I assume that the Vet. discount won't won't mess up your piece.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Bx2680 will lift more than 1025r. You could even lift mx9900. So, no problem. With mx8800. Hope you used our affiliate link :-)

[@photocontrol]

Very nice chipper, they are handy when there's a burning ban.

[@GSDonaldson12]

I would be very interested to see how the Woodmaxx 9900 compares to the new Woodland Mills TF810 Pro! The TF810 wasn’t out when you did your initial comparison video, but I think it’s split flywheel design might be perfect for small HP tractors wanting to do big jobs.

[@nickc7320]

A chipper would be pretty useful for me. I have my eyes on a used 2038r, so this is definitely an option for me. Maybe even just to rent down the road.

[@vomlande9112]

You always go fordisk Chopper, all proffessionals mostly using drum chippers. What you think?

[@SLCFarms]

If you had the quick hitch removed would the 1025 pic it up then?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Might. Would be close.

[@andrewkirch5920]

Best cat video thus far today.

[@usmarshall336]

I've been comparing the woodmaxx mx9900, vs The split-fire Series 4003 3-Pt Wood Chipper. Well there is a difference in cost between these two... I really like to demonstration that you gave on this.. 🚜

[@fsj197811]

I wonder if the 1025 would have lifted the chipper if you didn't have the quick hitch adapter setting it back an extra 4" ? Any guesses? Thanks for sharing.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Probably. Wouldn’t have taken much to make it lift.

[@fsj197811]

@@TractorTimewithTim Thanks for the reply, it's doubly appreciated considering what else is going on with you and your wife at the moment. Both of you be well and take care of yourselves.

[@franklackie2469]

Great chipping Tim looks like fun

[@stephengmeiner3264]

I had a wood maxx chipper for my L3301. Sold them both 2 years ago but I believe it could take a 9 inch limb. The 33 HP engine handled it pretty well, except ironwood. In the end, a chipper is just too slow and a lot of work. Now I have an excavator and we just burn everything.

[@ranger6x660]

I’m not sure how without seeing the machine up close but adding wheels to the chipper for transport might be an option.

[@johnmckinnon44]

I have the wm-8h on a 25 hp ls mt225s it's been great, I have fed some 6in+ stuff thru it no problem, I leave the feed on about 1 and very rarely do I stop it to let the tractor catch up. I would warn people with a small tractor that it is heavier than advertised by about 200lb, my loader will barely lift it. It is advertised at 800lb but it's 990 and more like 1100 shipping weight. It's probably more like 1050 full of oil.

[@johnmedlin5894]

I have the WoodMaxx WM-8M and it works great.

[@TomThomas-w8b]

Thanks for the information, great demonstration.👍🏻

[@philirwin2028]

I have an old wallenstien with 3" x 6" opening. I love it plus I only paid $400 for it.

[@unclealansyard5176]

You could put tailer wheels on it to make it more movable. Great video, I really enjoyed it!

[@genegriffith1283]

@TractorTimeWithTim I am new to tractors, although I am been racing cars for a long time, I don’t understand why some attachments like a tiller or flail mower have a range or tractor hp rating. I understand why you should have a minimum rating but a few I have been looking at have a maximum rating of 50hp and I just bought a 4066R. Does it really matter that much or is it an issue with the manufacturer warranty? Thanks for your videos, I enjoy watching them.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Thev’max’ portion of the rating is due to components not being strong enough to handle more than that. For example, gearboxes have HP ratings…exceeding those ratings brings risk.

[@aaronburford5701]

Is there any price of equipment you don't have,? What is your wish list

[@JB-171]

Great video and nice unit. Your content has been extremely helpful to this new 1025R owner…I think I’m into reruns now🤣. I have no doubt you were being extremely careful but I was a little uneasy watching you wearing a baggy sweatshirt and what looked loose fitting gloves; particularly when it appears you were reaching on one of those side views. Maybe I’m just a nervous senior now!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

It is a LONG way in there to the first roller…and it is moving slowly. I really don’t think this is a big concern.

[@chadroberts1246]

Tim, could it be lifted without the quick hitch?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Maybe…would be close. And hydraulic pressure could be easily increased to be able to lift it

[@chadroberts1246]

Thanks for the reply. Great job again. Love your channel. ​@@TractorTimewithTim

[@Richard31406]

Great video But the strings on your hoodie make me nervous around that kind of equipment, maybe im just paranoid though lol

[@tombarnes1871]

Enjoyed the video!!

[@stevestock2439]

That machine does well with the greens. My woodland mills WC46 wont eat the greens like that monster.

[@Liam-ql7tr]

So… how easy to get to blades to change ? How easy to access to get clog or something?

[@ronevans852]

Nice chipper.

[@johngrossbohlin7582]

A bigger opening also makes it easier to climb inside the throat of the chipper with a chainsaw to cut up jams.... Ask me how I know. 😉

[@johnhershey4010]

Can the Blue Tractor do the same?

[@TractorTimewithTim]

No.

[@JimJWalker]

I am confused. How are you operating the chipper without a weight in the seat? Deere told me that the 1025R is not designed to be used with a chipper.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I think you can run PTO if you start it with tractor in neutral…but not sure, I jumper the seat switch immediately when I get a tractor

[@mikej9200]

Good morning, Tim and Kristy.

[@cre8ive34]

I can think of another use for that

[@petenelson8136]

Yea it's a show stopper if you can't pick the chipper up. It would be a lot better review if you'd have gotten one of the smaller chippers they sell that would fit on your tractor, but that wouldn't chip as big of a limb as the bigger chipper. I went to their web site (so you've done your job of marketing their chipper), and I've got a TYM 574HC so I could handle any chipper they sell, but I just don't see these as worth the cost even if they still had a coupon code. It would have been nice seeing how you unclog a stuck log = one the chipper couldn't handle, or at least mock one up like that) because that will happen. Not one of your better video's, because it's obvious your just trying to help them sell these vs. something you actually would want/use.

[@AdamCraigOutdoors]

I run a Wallenstein with my 1025R and it is capable of 3.5". works well, i wouldn't want to go much bigger as i think the tractor could bog down. If my tractor could not lift it, then i would say it sure is a show stopper!!

[@TractorTimewithTim]

We went through all the detailed specs in the original video. The Woodmaxx 8800/9900 wins in every category. Once you get your other brand, bring it over and we’ll have a ‘chip-off’! Would be lots of fun.

[@ericschuster6109]

I was on the fence between the woodland mills and the woodmaxx. For me, I preferred the woodmaxx. I was looking at the 9900 for the larger indeed opening so less work trimming brush before chipping. Sales guy at woodmaxx talked me into the 8800 saying the 9900 was overkill for my needs. I have had no hands on with the woodland mills, but absolutely love the woodmaxx. If it fits, it chips.

[@nickc7320]

I'm going to have to disagree with you. By him showing that the 1025r couldn't truly handle this, he did his job. If all he shows is what the tractor can handle, then someone thinking is this bigger size for me would be disappointed. Also, he said they aren't supporting him with the coupon anymore, so he really doesn't have the fiscal reasons to try to help the company sell the chipper. Overall, this video showed me that a 1025r can't handle this which is is very useful.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

@@nickc7320 well, one small turn of a screw could fix the lift issue…it is SO close! And if you click the link in the pinned comment and purchase, I DO get a commission. Thanks for watching!

[@David-lh1vp]

I need a chipper for the chicken run in the winter. We put on what is called a dietenatious diaper by Joel Salatin.

[@Not_So_Weird_in_Austin]

Keep the cuttings long makes the job go quicker. Self feeding is great. Cue the scene stealing cat. I chip to make compost for a small vegetable garden. Eye and ear protection always.

[@steffen707-]

Where's your eye pro?

[@eshott2935]

Seems like a tool that Johnny X would really shine on.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Yes, I think so. I intentionally used the 'stock' Johnny for this so that folks could get a good feel for the combination. Not only would Johnny X lift it easily due to the increased Hydraulic pressure, it would also have 30% more power at the PTO to chip!

[@lonnieclifton3883]

Tim the feed will pause at times until the cutters build up the right R.P.M.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

I could not tell for sure if that was the case. Is it? Are you certain of that?

[@mattphillips4260]

think i would go with the 8800 even on a kubota i rather not have to help the tractor lift it i think you would end up breaking lift arms on the upper rock shaft the 8800 may be slower but myself i would be ok with that

[@TractorTimewithTim]

You won’t hurt either one with a 9900. Just a small pressure adjustment to make the 1025r lift it easily.

[@mattphillips4260]

for me i rather not go changing what deere or any company has their hyd systems set at this is just me and me only so what if it takes extra time to grind up a pile or any job that needs extra to lift or anything @@TractorTimewithTim

[@benjaminclingaman7551]

👍👍

[@ilovepinktacos]

Chipping thin pine trees? Really Joe about some thicker wood

[@turdferguson5300]

Thank you guys for not rubbing my nose in the fact that I don't have a set of the Stihl headsets yet. I may have to have two of them. It isn't what you think, my wife is retiring this year and I need someone for her to talk to. ba dum tss Good choice for verses and that is so true. If the creators don't include something from the Bible there's a good chance that commenters can't. In my case if I say anything remotely biblical it doesn't get printed. That's ok, that's the way China does it except you're never seen again. Baby steps at first...

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

We had a cat once that was not afraid of nosies like that.

[@TractorTimewithTim]

This one is a nut. It will ride the tractor with us, even when mowing. Open station, cab, doesn’t matter.

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

@@TractorTimewithTim Well. The one I mentioned did the same thing. I was sawing a 6’ long log once when it was small with a chainsaw. I was cutting at one end. The cat was sitting on the log, I was cutting, at the other end. I would follow us around in the yard or woods like a dog. The cat was nicknamed, CatDog. She died a couple of years ago. Around 16 years old. 👋👍🏻

[@JohnSmith-lw2bm]

That’s cool, but fire is cheaper.

[@brianhillis3701]

Yeah, but I need chips for my clay "soil" that is really just dirt.

[@d6joe]

You could make a 9” x 9” square to better show folks how small of a hole your trying to get the bushy brush shoved into.

[@dave.lawrence.3894]

2025R might be a better option!!! 😮😢😅

[@Liam-ql7tr]

Push back bar in wrong place …. Easy fix to rig extension bar

[@craigflatley7370]

🇨🇦

[@MargisonGODBEY]

Anyone want to be turned into chips

[@brianhillis3701]

Hannibal Lecter's chips and dip?😊

[@archangelgaberialpreist2006]

So why didn't you give the price ? Nope go to the link so we have to waist our time to find out it's way to expensive for anyone .

[@TractorTimewithTim]

Because prices change, and I cannot change the video. How long did it take you, 3 seconds? Good grief.

[@ronnieferguson5706]

It is not nice to mess with your wife she will get even by not telling you about the thorns