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12-13-2014, 12:26 PM
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How does the HP differ from the orig. motor to the tractor motor? is more HP gonna hurt the chipper? Cause I was thinking the same thing with mine.. but my tractor is 12hp, and my chipper is 3.5hp, almost useless.. Nice work on yours,, lookin forward to see painted pics..
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12-14-2014, 02:22 AM
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The engine for this shredder was long gone. But 8-10 hp I believe. vs 17hp in the 782 I figure anything it ingests that it does not like will damage it regardless of HP. That or the belt will slip if I run it looser. Have not decided how tight to run it. What little I have used it the motor pulls easily so do not have to scream it to make the chipper part work. Looks like no job in 2015 so paint for it and the 2072 may have to wait. Bummer since the 2072 is apart. Springtime I expect to have some vids of this thing in action.
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10-05-2015, 10:59 PM
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Thought I would dig up the old thread and give you guys an update. Tried it and was not impressed. Realized I needed to sharpen some knifes and it got wayyyy better. It needs some repairs still, but does some serious eating of branches. Here is a pic in action on the 782.
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