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I bought this Yardmax 6.5HP belt drive Chipper last fall and probably ran it around 10 hours like I ran it in this video. Each of these pug loads take me around 1/2 to 45 minutes to chip with its 10:1 reduction it makes nice sized chips great for in gardens plant pots etc. There a little smaller than the commercial chips but a lot bigger than those made by cheaper chipper shredders. I purchased this from home depot for around $770 with tax. I have used and owned other cheaper chippers in the past and none of them came close to what this thing can do. I have not yet had to replace the blades and I have chipped a lot of wood already once I do have to flip the blades "there double sided" I will probably do a formal review/overview but for now I am extremely happy with my purchase. Tools used In the video Unger Nifty nabor https://amzn.to/3tdzBBb you can also see another video I made about it here https://youtu.be/V942EIVR-S4 Ryobi 40v 14" chainsaw https://amzn.to/329eMuK RYOBI One-Handed Reciprocating Saw Some of the things I like about this chipper It makes large chips so cuts faster and wears the blades slower bigger chips = less cuts per branch. Large metal "self feeding" feed chute "its gravity feed but works well it will self feed clean stuff but you have to help some of the stuff that has a lot of branches left. Belt drive that you can disengage the motor from the cutting wheel makes for easy starts and more safety. Nice wheels/design for push/pulling it around, wouldn't be hard to add a hitch to pull it behind something ether. Music from youtube music library 9th Symphony, Finale (by Beethoven) - Beethoven 0:00 into hat cam regular speed 2:00 5x speed hat cam 3:50 5x tripod position 1/1.2 5:13 5x tripod position 2/2.2 5:30 regular speed position 2.2 6:45 5x tripod position 3 7:11 regular speed tripod position 4 jam 9:00 showing how to un-jam 15:09 showing how many woodchips this first load of the year made 16:00 5x starting load 2 tripod position 1 16:55 5x tripod position 2 17:20 5x tripod position 3 17:50 5x tripod position 4 bog motor kill with quick fix 18:32 5x tripod position 5 CHIPS! 18:57 regular speed showing how to chip big/long without killing motor 19:45 5x tripod position 5 more CHIPS! 22:30 5x tripod position 6 finishing off the load 22:58 5x Tripod position Fin CHIPS! Due to factors beyond the control of Repairman Jared or Strand Lake Repair Services LLC, it cannot guarantee against unauthorized modifications of this information, or improper use of this information. Repairman Jared or Strand Lake Repair Services LLC assumes no liability for property damage or injury incurred as a result of any of the information contained in this video or website. Due to factors beyond the control of Repairman Jared or Strand Lake R ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px75BFWwrpI