Yardbeast 2090 Wood Chipper and Greenworks 40v Chainsaw - Cutting and Chipping Wood

[@flixsymmetry]

Thanks for the videos. We recently bought a home in MN with 4.5 acres, lots of clean up required similar to that in your video. Seems like a sturdy machine.

[@combaheeoutdoors1663]

Sure thing. Yes, it's very sturdy and I'm quite happy with it. We have numerous dead trees on 8 acres so I'll have some more chipping and logging videos out over the next few weeks.

[@flixsymmetry]

Combahee Outdoors Sounds good! The quarantine is costing me money with all this time to do outdoor chores!

[@hazellvt]

Great video. Is this chipper also good at chipping dry hard wood that is less than 3.5in

[@combaheeoutdoors1663]

The manufacturer says that it will handle 3.5" material but I haven't tried dry hardwood that large.

[@brentlingerfelt7623]

Nice video, appreciate you sharing. I am comparing this model with Jansen GTS2000pro and the Woodmax DC1260. I am curious if you looked at other models.

[@combaheeoutdoors1663]

Thanks for the comment Brent. I had considered DR and Yardbeast because of the separate shredding hoppers. The shred hammers seem to reduce brush smaller. Jansen 2000 and Yardbeast 2090 use a 14 hp, 429 cc motor and Woodmax 1260 and DR XL501 use 13.5 hp at 420 cc, so cc-per-inch (diameter) of feed material is virtually the same on all models. I haven't fed anything over 3.5" per Yardbeast recommendation and haven't had any issue with the motor bogging down. I also like how beefy the machine is. Hope this helps.