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Correct. You will need to slice some stuff down to get full capacity.

The feed wheels are extra wide so you can stick in wood with a lot of branches, the chipper will just break them (off) and chip em. It's a really nice feature and a necessity with a crane. The large feed tray is also a nice bonus. If your used to a 12" machine, an 18" is an amazing upgrade. But you also get some negatives such as weight and physical size. The big motor options are a lot of money, but they are worth it IMO. The resale prices show they keep their value a lot better too.

MDS, your international chip will haul a 18" chipper and a full truck of chips, but you're really gonna feel it going up a hill. LOL

Yeah, I'm gonna cool it for a bit after further consideration. No big rush, and I already have a sweet 250 anyway.

I'm actually considering maybe just staying disk and going with a fully optioned out 255xp.. if and when the time comes.. I think that would be a sweet truck and chipper combo.. and a 255 only weighs another 800- 1000 pounds more than my 250. I'm not liking the way those drum chippers kinda seem puke out the chips, rather than blast em out like a disk.. seems kinda lame.
 
Yeah, I'm gonna cool it for a bit after further consideration. No big rush, and I already have a sweet 250 anyway.

I'm actually considering maybe just staying disk and going with a fully optioned out 255xp.. if and when the time comes.. I think that would be a sweet truck and chipper combo.. and a 255 only weighs another 800- 1000 pounds more than my 250. I'm not liking the way those drum chippers kinda seem puke out the chips, rather than blast em out like a disk.. seems kinda lame.

the problem with the chips puking out is from too small of a motor with too big of a cap, (buyer cheaping out) my vermeer 1800 with 170hp john deere doesnt seem to have a problem
 
Correct. You will need to slice some stuff down to get full capacity.

The feed wheels are extra wide so you can stick in wood with a lot of branches, the chipper will just break them (off) and chip em. It's a really nice feature and a necessity with a crane. The large feed tray is also a nice bonus. If your used to a 12" machine, an 18" is an amazing upgrade. But you also get some negatives such as weight and physical size. The big motor options are a lot of money, but they are worth it IMO. The resale prices show they keep their value a lot better too.

MDS, your international chip will haul a 18" chipper and a full truck of chips, but you're really gonna feel it going up a hill. LOL

And you better beef up the tow hitch.
 

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