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Old and In the Way

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5. Probably overkill for you!

Reply to LaydeeBug (Reply #3)

Mon Jun 18, 2012, 04:26 PM

Jun 2012

The Troybilt suggestion is a good one, I think. I find chipping to be cheap therapy....I get all of my frustrations worked out chipping up the piles of brush.

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Does anyone have a recommendation on a wood chipper? [View all] LaydeeBug Jun 2012 OP

Seems like the one featured in this did the job.... hlthe2b Jun 2012 #1

I love my Patu DC 40.... Old and In the Way Jun 2012 #2

wow! That's *huge*. I just have a small half acre with some trees (and tree weeds) LaydeeBug Jun 2012 #3

Probably overkill for you! Old and In the Way Jun 2012 #5

We have a troybilt one Worried senior Jun 2012 #10

How much do you want to spend? Denninmi Jun 2012 #4

Of course, I'd just love a free one, but reality sets in and...sigh LaydeeBug Jun 2012 #6

No such thing as "too much horsepower" in wood chippers. bvar22 Jun 2012 #7

Unless you get a giant one BlueToTheBone Jun 2012 #8

in the biz ..... Botany Jun 2012 #9