Amazing Dangerous Powerful Wood Chipper Machines Working, Fastest Tree Shredder Machines in Action

Amazing Dangerous Powerful Wood Chipper Machines Working, Fastest Tree Shredder Machines in Action
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[@joshjones3408]

That dog had to get him a stick chew on👍👍

[@greenbudkelly2820]

Where’s the bowl shredder powered by the 16v149?

[@REktSigMa]

14:01 quicker don't mean better. Over-running a screw is worse than being slower. Impacts are great tools, but there is one that works better than others depending on the job. Like installing replacement windows, a 12v is the best impact ever made for windows.

[@mikemitchell948]

why don't they use a 2 or 3 speed infeed roller assembly ? instead of feeding too fast and choking the cutterhead? seems like a simple solution in my eyes.

[@peterwhite7428]

I love the ones that eat whole trees

[@WestCoastTyrant]

Thumbnail shows a tubgrinder and none in video. Thumbs down.

[@MindGearUsa]

Awesome video

[@VintageForYou]

Wast of good wood if the bark was taken off would make good posts for farmer's fields.☹

[@benjaminallen2370]

Dude chipped a perfectly good telephone pole. Or maybe not.

[@scotsmanofnewengland7713]

Wood pellets are made from some of those chips and a few years ago I had some wooden pellets that smelled like they had some type of lacquer in them.

[@TundeEszlari]

I love your contents, can I get a comment heart?

[@bacongrz]

🖤

[@sarragount5141]

Vermeer, WC, 2500 = bruit de Kalashnikov😅😅😅

[@thyubernoob]

What are the two wires hanging inside the chute in the 1st video?

[@philiprodney2164]

Can’t believe that all that timber is no good , should see the crap timber my shed was made of when it arrived ,some pieces had to be replaced at extra cost so I could get it together, there must be something that it could be used for , disgrace waste .

[@Rickimusic]

It is mostly used as bio fuel.

[@goranfollstad6948]

Dangerous?

[@user-mo7jq2tw6q]

It is strange to see these very large trees being ground up. Are they no good to use as lumber???

[@Bowcase]

Actually no. Many trees are to soft, therefore non-structural. But when chipped and mixed with resins they make good particle board or MDF.

[@jessehill9439]

that 20 inch spruce was not too soft... lol
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[@arzya13]

10:38. Очень полезная техника

[@kimt6333]

It must be hard to be so intellectually challenged, that you can't even match the thumbnail with the video.

[@giggling_boatswain]

1:12 Sand or earth, like emery, dulls the cutting edges of the blades.
In my opinion, it is no less interesting to show where the shredded wood goes later. I see that for many people it is simply rotting in the open air.

[@chevalierlancelot6432]

Bandit ???????

[@bluelagoontipplerloft6130]

Awesome video new sub here 👍👍

[@IronGears.186]

Awesome video