I painted my chipper, now I need some warning lables and such

[Hoosier]

I am looking for a source for new lables for my chipper. I want some reflective tape and some kind of warning or stand clear to go inside the inlet chute. Where to get?

 

[unatool]

The manufacturer of your chipper should sell replacement decals. It is a really good idea to keep some kind of warning labels on the chipper to show the OSHA lady... I found red/white reflective tape at the auto parts store - I think it is the law to have on the back of a trailer? I have become nervous since they gave me tickets at a truck scale for my 'unsafe' towing of a chipper! They even gave me a breathalizer test at 9 a.m. I blew a .00001

 

[Hoosier]

The manufacturer of your chipper should sell replacement decals.

It is a mid 80's Chipmore, so no luck there...

 

[John464]

It is a mid 80's Chipmore, so no luck there...

does not matter the brand. most warning labels are a standardized warning anyhow.

contact your nearest chipper dealer, whether it be Bandit, Morbark, etc and just get the labels from a similar sized machine . ie. if your machine is a 12" get the 08(or most current) labels from a Bandit 250xp

Hope that helps and post some pics of your new paint job

 

[Hoosier]

does not matter the brand. most warning labels are a standardized warning anyhow.

contact your nearest chipper dealer, whether it be Bandit, Morbark, etc and just get the labels from a similar sized machine . ie. if your machine is a 12" get the 08(or most current) labels from a Bandit 250xp

Hope that helps and post some pics of your new paint job

I will try that, and unfortunately the paint job is not so great. I used safety yellow. I shoulda used Cat yellow as it will not cause sunburn.

I will get one even tho it will cause me embarrassment...

 

[Hoosier]

Here, also a shot of the woodpile... Kinda bright...

 

[gdn]

I made safety decals taking pics from internet and laminating them. You could look up web sites that sell decals (that's what I did, there's heaps) or probably find better decals in an online chainsaw/chipper/machinery manual

 

[Hoosier]

I made safety decals taking pics from internet and laminating them. You could look up web sites that sell decals (that's what I did, there's heaps) or probably find better decals in an online chainsaw/chipper/machinery manual

How did you affix them to the machine?

 

[gdn]

I was just making "do not use" tags, but imagine 'no more nails' or a good quality adhesive should work admirably.