Tree Dr.
ArboristSite Member
I have given this topic quite a bit of thought. I have a 16' dual axle trailer with 4' sidewalls and winch. By ratchet strapping and and cutting I can cram a ton of brush on it, then either tie off to tree at dump site or use the winch to drag off. For pruning it typically holds a days worth of debris.
Cheap and effective if you have a dump site and sell firewood. I just purchased a vermeer 620 and plan to winch it in the trailer and chip into the pickup with a drag sheet to unload. Firewood and other equip can go in the trailer. I expect it will work well for my small operation. Check out the "jobeau" European made chippers. I haven't run one but watched the you tube video, much better than the Dr or anything like it.
Cheap and effective if you have a dump site and sell firewood. I just purchased a vermeer 620 and plan to winch it in the trailer and chip into the pickup with a drag sheet to unload. Firewood and other equip can go in the trailer. I expect it will work well for my small operation. Check out the "jobeau" European made chippers. I haven't run one but watched the you tube video, much better than the Dr or anything like it.
