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6/6/2026 3:23:53 PM EDT
Looking into getting a wood chipper for our large property, to assist in making our own compost and general cleanup.  We have lots of trees, so getting rid of limbs to keep the property maintained is common.  And its not fun burning the piles (eye sore until you actually burn them), babysitting the fire, etc.  We grow a decent amount of veggies so the compost aspect will be benficial for us.

Would prefer a PTO driven model.
We have two tractors: 40 HP and 110 HP.

What are some recommendations?
The Emperor is naked.
6/6/2026 3:29:56 PM EDT
[Last Edit: Stonia][Edited] [#1]
Woodmaxx PTO models are good.  Ive gotten a lot of use out of my MX-8800 paired with my 60hp Kubota.  Looks like they have some larger models now, too


Woodmaxx Chippers
6/6/2026 7:08:00 PM EDT
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Check the pedo capacity before buying.
6/6/2026 7:15:06 PM EDT
[#3]
Happy with my WoodMaxx WM-8H on a Kubota L3800
Not *that* Grok
6/6/2026 8:11:24 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Phillbilly:
Check the pedo capacity before buying.
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Wild Man of East TN
6/16/2026 12:03:54 AM EDT
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Should be universal fit, just may require additional cutting prior to chipping.
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