Cut and Feed Branches into Chipper
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Testing the Woodmaxx skid steer front mount wood chipper
What happens here
The host uses the Stihl electric chainsaw to cut fallen branches into shorter sections that are easier to handle and fit into the chipper's intake. Safety gear, including chainsaw chaps and a face shield/ear protection combo, is worn. Once cut, the branches are fed into the WoodMaxx MX9900SS chipper, which uses its hydraulic auto-feed system to pull the material through the blades. The operator controls the feed speed to prevent overloading the chipper, allowing it to efficiently process the wood into small chips.
Goal: The process of clearing involves cutting fallen tree branches to a manageable size with a chainsaw and then feeding them into the running wood chipper.
Tools and materials
- Chainsaw Chaps Echo
- Stihl MSA 140 C Electric Chainsaw Stihl
- WoodMaxx MX9900SS Wood Chipper WoodMaxx
- Fallen Tree Branches N/A
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