Using a Bearcat Model 50 chipper/shredder

[@jacobfinch2945]

I like where a screen face shield to. Stuff fly's out fast and hard.

[@homesteadaquariusviewmaste3630]

How many times I have wanted a wood chipper here! So mulch great stuff you can make! 😂🤣😂👍

[@smallfarmsurvival4026]

Thank you very mulch!

[@CopperheadRoadHomestead]

We have a little wood chipper...didn't cut very well. It may be that it needed grease! Great tip! Thanks, amigo!

[@smallfarmsurvival4026]

You may need to sharpen the knives, too. They may be really easy to access or really difficult. It depends on the chipper. Your belt could also be slipping!

[@dancharak6300]

Can you change out the grate to mulch it finer? Great video. Thanks

[@michiganhay7844]

Nice to see that little thing works decent

[@smallfarmsurvival4026]

It definitely has its place. I'd like to have bigger PTO-driven chipper, too, but they're so expensive.

[@AaricHale]

I always wanted a wood chipper . That will make awesome mulch , bedding or compost with that chipper .

[@boydguie8129]

Why not just let the next branch push the remaining in rather then putting your arm down the shoot?

[@Gideon_Judges6]

The same size guide on the shredder inlet shroud has it in fine print for the chipper. At least that's what I've seen on another bear cat. I think that model 50 says up to 3".

[@johndavid2915]

do you just hook it to your pto and drag it to the work location?

[@kimliberty5544]

I wouldn't be inserting my arm down that chute.

[@smallfarmsurvival4026]

Agreed. I keep it well away from the throat.

[@Ziptietechnician]

i lost a finger doing it that exact same way

[@codyscetto2101]

I Heard That Those Things Can Also Be Extremely Dangerous, And Never Ever Try Shoving, Or Using Any Kind Of Gardening Instruments To Shove All Kinds Of Debris Into The Shute.