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You don't do this unless you want a fitted PTO shaft for every implement you have. I have a tiller and a post hole digger. Use one PTO shaft for all.

How about a video on maintenance and replacing g a sheer pin on the chipper side of the shaft.?

Just waiting on my WM 8H to be shipped, ordered 18 days ago.

You have come to the right place, this is absolutely the most straightforward and easy to understand PTO shaft sizing video on youtube!

Thank You

Also looking for the video on bed knife adjustment

Thank You!

Looking for video tutorials on the bed knife adjustment method.

Thank you!

Well, I would guess that SOMEONE has done it, so what is the procedure if you drop a bolt, nut, or blade down into that housing?

You forget one thing . You must find the closest dostance betwen the tractor shaft and the implement shaft. First measure when the tool is at it's lowest, then in the middle and last in the upper position.

You may have said but approximately how long does the assembly process take?

Mine should be here this week. I'm glad to see a close-up video of it in action

how can I move this without the tractor?

The blade is reversible, right?

Which WoodMaxx chippers are US made?

I wonder why you didn't show the plastic shields being removed? took too long I'm guessing😃

Me too!

Sirs, you have videos on hooking up wm6600 back hoe to the tractor?

Can you please post the video for the bed knief replacement?

First guy I’ve seen that knows the correct way to use a file.😊 The instructions were great too.

Thank you. I just picked up a MX-8600 for my sub compact and had no idea how to cut the shaft. This was clear and concise. Only problem is this is not correct. I needed a 25" shaft, and had a 29" inch PTO shaft. SO according to your method I would need to remove 6 inches form both shafts (4 inches + 2 inches = 6 inches) So now the shaft is too short. I measured 2 times just to be sure.

I picked up the WM6600 about 3 years ago and it's been awesome. As was any dealings with the company. GET the hyd thumb if you even think about picking anything up, it opens a lot of doors you wouldn't think you would use it for. I've use it to pick up tree's, large rocks, stumps I dug out, etc. On the heavier loads, If it could lift it then all I did was back my old wannabe HF trailer under it take it to where I needed it and pick it up again and drive off. I got the "quick change" for the bucket as I also got the 'Ripper' so it would be easier to change out and maybe in the future buy a larger/smaller bucket. I had looked for a loong time at the different 3pt backhoe's and the WoodMaxx just had the most bang for the buck. I was looking for a lighter one for my old '97 JD770 but not something that was going to fall apart after a few month's. It's a bit on the high side of the grey area for the JD as far as heavy but I just used common sense on what I did. I used it for two years on the JD before I got my LS MT235HE and transferred it over. The only problems that went wrong, -that I didn't cause-, was I had the pressure hose burst into an small Old Faithful fountain. I contacted WoodMaxx and even tho the hose was a few months out of warranty they went ahead and sent me a new one anyway. And a metering valve started seeping and was sent a new one under warranty. Not too bad to get to and replace. Now the problems - I - caused, when you do more then the intended use, the articulating part of the bucket bracket may bend a bit. Pressing it back straight helps. Also, DO A PRE-TRIP every day. My clip for the chain to the pump fell apart and wrapped the hose's into a pretzel, -at an idle-. Things I would change if they haven't already, put stronger clips in the leg pins as the movement in the pins sliding will bend or break the smaller ones. Also a maybe get a few larger washers/bushings to take some of the slack out of the pivot points in the joints? As is I would still buy it again.

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This video and your website differ on some specs. Video says 3" hard wood, and 600 lbs. Your website says 4" hard wood and 550 lbs. Which is correct? Thanks

Libtards get a good look

What’s the max diameter the chipper can take????

Ooohhh yea! I'm harder than a hickory tree now!

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I have a question. If you buy an adjustable length PTO shaft, let's say between 41" and 59", if your distance between tractor output shaft to implement shaft is 49", couldn't you use the PTO shaft as is without cutting? I'm new to this and would appreciate the help.

Impact and at ratchet? Interesting..

Very nice video. Need to do one this week.

can you explain and show how the rotary anvil works? also it looks like the unit has dual branch breakers (similar to the betstco chipper). can you confirm that?

another video i saw said 2 inches from the edge of the output pto of the tractor not where it locks on, which is correct?

That’s my video. The mx8600 is a great piece of equipment, and well built. If anyone is looking for a small scale chipper, this is the one!

How about you run a piece of green wood thru it like hedge or black locust. That piece you used looks kinda dead. If it will chip a green hard wood I will buy one. thx

Just ordered mine!

I liked your video but I need some clarification even after reading the transcript. From detent to detent what’s 26 inches and the length of the PTO shaft was 28 inches leaving a difference of 2 inches. So you need to shorten the PTO shaft to inches on each half of the shaft. Now you are saying to add 2 inches to that difference? So basically this results in a 4 inch difference and so I need to takeoff 4 inches how many side Of the shaft. Are those extra 2 inches just safety measure?

Hey look a comment section that is enabled! The DR chippers channel is too pansy to allow comments. Looks like a slick piece of equipment.

Good video what I have the 62 H flail mower. Does this method work when it slides back-and-forth will the shaft be too short?

Thanks for a great easy to understand video. Some of the others I watched were too confusing. Yours was simple to understand.

That thing would take the rest of my life trying to chip things up.

Doesn't 4 + 4 equal 8?

This process worked perfectly. Great step by step instructions. Thanks so much.

great video but equalize your sound please. Some parts I can barely hear and then the music kicks on and blows up my speakers.

I followed his instructions to a t and the dang thing ended up being too short somewhere along the lines he did not do it right but anyway now I got to fix the one I got or buy another one

Well done. Exactly what I was looking for.

Not ready to go when the chains of the cover have not been placed!