BigBear Power BBC52 Tornadic Chipper 5" 15 HP Gas Powered Commercial Self Feeding Electric Start New

Compliments to everyone who designed and built it. Took me a couple hours on my own to assemble it. Filled with oil and it made minc-meat out of all the limbs i had accumulated over the winter months. I now have roughly 10 cu yards of mulch which I spread along a fence row. Only thing wrong was a broken base plate for the battery to attach too. I secured it a different way. Regardless, the machine is very impressive. Again, thanks to all for the nice work.

I didn’t purchase from this seller but have had it for a year now. I have 3 acres that’s heavily wooded. We just had a 4 day ice storm in Northern Mi that dropped several trees and branches. I try to keep the size 4” max and does the job

Took a couple of hours to assemble, but a great addition to my yard
equipment (all 2 acres of it). Works great, and the self feeding is magic, through the end of long branches in and just stand back.

Well, first off they have some different way of measuring 5" than most people. If you measure across the end of a 5" limb with a tape and it says 5" this machine will not do the job. 3" and less your good on most woods. Their claim to 5" is a lie. I have already challenged the company to come to my farm and meet with me. So far nothing. Overall, it does help. If you do not get out of the way, because of the high angle of the shoot, the limbs will slap crap out of you. Any machine called commercial will have a shoot that is lower and more of a straight in shoot and will feed itself just fine. This unit will bog way down and also lock up with larger than 3 inches. Its built decent, However the drum area will fill with water and has no drainage capabilities if you get caught by a rain storm. They need to keep the hard hat, face shield, ear muffs, their cheap junk. I can get better at Walmart. You must cut all your limbs as if pruning, large forks will not squeeze together enough to get through the bottom of the shoot to the cutting drum. The OSHA safety cut off works and is good when the drum locks up. I'll be glad to provide videos to anyone wanting one.
Steven Macklin, Lamar Arkansas