Code doesn’t work but still purchased regardless. And certainly going to make the same modification for better chipping. Cheers Mack!!

Thanks It makes good wood chip same as any other cheaper you get big bits and small bits Would make great wood chip for paths

Thanks I use normal petrol in my wood chipper as sometimes it can be running all day and as long as I used super unleaded it's ok it's just in the smaller engines like hedge cutters where I prefer to use a higher end fuel as it doesn't clog up You can put old branches through it and it'll handle them alright as long as they're clean

Thanks Yes 120 I am not to sure but the entry shoot starts off quite big and then goes down to just above 120mm

Yes I put wet stuff through it all the time and it's fine with it

I put quite a bit of hardwood through it and it's done a really good job however it would struggle with twisted and bended wood that's all tangled however if it's straight it goes through really well

Probably worth looking at a petrol garden. Shredder rather than a chipper Most of the bigger chippers will handle green waste but they're mainly made for wood like tree branches

@@mackthomas8750 Too late.... I've gone for a Crytec GS650 Jet 7hp 100mm, Petrol Wood Chipper. 'Seems' to have enough chipping capability and can probably (I hope) shove minor twigs easily through the large funnel. As for green garden waste, well, if it's that small it can go on the mulch heap. I looked at bigger machines like the 15HP Titan but although good revues, it looked cumbersome and nobody seems to have a vid of using the top loader with the flaying blades. Plus I don't like these small horn feed openings. Only downside is blades are £25 each for the Jet. Oh well, I'll just have to train the wife up - wish me luck.

The only down side I think is that fan chipper assembly does not seem to have the weight to give the best kinetic energy transfer, where the drums do. NB: Crytec seem to have a problem with their comms which makes life a bit of a pain - see that people were reporting this a year ago.

Yes its really good machine I just use a knife sharpening tool really easy to do you can buy them off eBay for about £3

Thanks Yeah you buy it road legal

Thanks I am not sure what the size is however it won't fit for a standard garden gate however it is light enough to pull it around someone garden if they have a big gate I used to use a cobra wood chipper which I could fit into people's back gardens it was great because I didn't need to bring all the brash down the side passage however it's much faster to drag it out onto the road and put it through a bigger machine like this Thanks for watching have a nice evening

Hi there Mack I have recently purchased one of these chippers and done the modification on the blades and it has totally changed the machine very happy with my purchase and thanks for the discount code. 👍🏻

@@jethroelliott6863 Thanks for letting me know how you got on Have a good weekend

Yes it did have a metal spacer and you do need to adjust the anvil

@@mackthomas8750 how much of a gap did u leave?

When I adjusted my blades I put 2 washers behind them and then pulled the Anvil right back

@@mackthomas8750 that great stuff thanks for your help and if you ever get the crytec stump grinder would recomend it. Keep up the hard work.

I've tow it in the Rain loads of times and it's fine it's been outside in a whole day of torrential rain started it up and water was gushing out the shoot but it was still fine

@@mackthomas8750 Thank you for your reply!

I've been using it once every two weeks for about a day and I'm currently just sharpening the blades with a knife sharpener not changed them yet and have it for 1 year

50mph

50 mph along a smooth Road

Thanks yes I did

Are they ok to deal with then an are you local to that area , im in Sheffield 👍

@@jackbingley5483 check the trustpilot page mate, rated excellent. and with you being in Sheffield we would happily deliver to you ourselves so would arrive next day.

@@samcanning2 do you work for crytek mate

@@jackbingley5483 i do, yes 🙂

I saw that when I was looking for mine and I did think about getting it but I couldn't be bothered with all the postage and the hassle of organising it How easy was it to buy one from China and get it shipped over

@@mackthomas8750 I bought it from a local dealer. He got it from China and most likely assembled it.

Be careful when ordering from China as you will pay VAT and then pay import VAT and import duty on top for items costing more than £150 I think.