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PTO wood chippers

Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodMaxx MX-8800
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Wallenstein BX72S vs WoodMaxx MX-8800: gravity feed or hydrostatic feed for a large compact tractor

With 60 PTO and 74 engine hp: BX72S or MX-8800?

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Farmry WCAP5vsWallenstein BX72S
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Farmry WCAP5 vs Wallenstein BX72S: two engine ranges with a 5-hp gap between them

My tractor is rated 45–50 engine hp: WCAP5 or BX72S?

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Farmry WCAP5 PROvsWallenstein BX72S
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Farmry WCAP5 Pro vs Wallenstein BX72S: a 45-PTO-hp ceiling or a 50-engine-hp floor

With about 45 PTO and 57 engine hp, is WCAP5 Pro still inside, or should I buy BX72S?

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Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodMaxx WM-8H
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Wallenstein BX72S vs WoodMaxx WM-8H: an engine-rated 7-inch gravity chipper or a PTO-rated 8-inch hydraulic-feed chipper

My tractor has 41.3 PTO hp and about 50 engine hp, gross or net: BX72S or WM-8H?

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Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodland Mills WC68
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Wallenstein BX72S vs Woodland Mills WC68: a 50-engine-hp floor or a 40-PTO-hp full-feed condition

With 50 engine and 39.8 PTO hp, should I step up to BX72S or stay with WC68?

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Farmer-Helper FH-BX62SvsWallenstein BX72S
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Farmer-Helper FH-BX62S vs Wallenstein BX72S: a 45-PTO-hp ceiling or a 50-engine-hp floor

With 44.7 PTO and 55 engine hp, should I buy FH-BX62S, which I am just inside, or step up to BX72S?

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Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodMaxx WM-8M
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Wallenstein BX72S vs WoodMaxx WM-8M: Category 2 chippers for a 50-hp tractor

On a Category 2 tractor with about 52 engine and 42–44 PTO hp, is BX72S or WM-8M the better chipper?

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Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodMaxx MX-9900
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Wallenstein BX72S vs WoodMaxx MX-9900: gravity feed versus a larger hydrostatic option

Is MX-9900’s larger opening and operator-controlled hydrostatic feed useful for the intended wood and power?

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Wallenstein BX72SvsWoodland Mills WC88
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Wallenstein BX72S vs Woodland WC88: seven-inch gravity feed or eight-inch hydraulic feed

Does eight-inch material and controlled feed make WC88 a better candidate than BX72S for this tractor?

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Wallenstein BX52SvsWallenstein BX72S
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Wallenstein BX52S vs BX72S: the step from five-inch to seven-inch gravity feed

Does the BX72S’s larger material rating and taller discharge justify its higher engine-power minimum?

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