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Bruce, the house build will happen when this one is sold. We will list late winter. I don't recall saying I owned cool things. I do like owning cool things though. Cool is a relative term though...
Put the chipper to work today. OMG, she's an absolute animal. Looking it over in the sunlight, I found lots of features that weren't mentioned on the website. Hourmeter/tach, 5 gallon fuel tank, torsion axle, 23HP VTwin Briggs and on and on. I couldn't believe what this one can do. I also did some research and found that this is not a true Echo product. Echo brands it and advertises it but Bearcat is actually a brand produced by Crary Industries out of Wells Fargo, ND. They have a few lines out there and the rest seem to be ag products. Perhaps Tim has heard of them? Crary Industries
Cute little bugger !
I'm familiar with all their other products, even owned a few, cutting system for a grain platform.
Wasn't aware they were building chippers.
The only chippers I have used were Morbark brand, Eager beaver 290.
They were kind of hard on men and would eat 12 inches easily.
Cute little bugger !
I'm familiar with all their other products, even owned a few, cutting system for a grain platform.
Wasn't aware they were building chippers.
The only chippers I have used were Morbark brand, Eager beaver 290. They were kind of hard on men and would eat 12 inches easily.
That's some serious girth. Any length limitations?
Put the chipper to work today. OMG, she's an absolute animal. Looking it over in the sunlight, I found lots of features that weren't mentioned on the website. Hourmeter/tach, 5 gallon fuel tank, torsion axle, 23HP VTwin Briggs and on and on. I couldn't believe what this one can do. I also did some research and found that this is not a true Echo product. Echo brands it and advertises it but Bearcat is actually a brand produced by Crary Industries out of Wells Fargo, ND. They have a few lines out there and the rest seem to be ag products. Perhaps Tim has heard of them? Crary Industries
A Rodney seal of approval.
You should market that.
Morbark and Vermeer are the big names in big chippers out here. The tree guy that cleared my lot had a Morbark that would take 18". My machine is strictly for cleanup as from this point forward, anything over 5" goes in the wood boiler...
11-07-2018, 05:51 PM
