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PTO chipper storage dimensions: folded, assembled and crated

A chipper can need less floor space when folded while becoming taller. Before choosing one for a shed or garage, identify the configuration behind every dimension. A base footprint, shipping package and stored machine describe different boundaries. Compare the whole stored machine with your available space, then resolve any revision or component-position questions with the seller.

By Acreage Equipment · Reviewed November 7, 2026 · Specification research, not a field test

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THE DECISION IN NUMBERS

Worked storage check: dimension labels change the result

Manufacturer dimensions retain their stated configuration. Space measurements are hypothetical, and subtraction does not establish clearance or a handling method. WC68 axes were checked against the manual drawings. Betstco’s conflicting figures remain unresolved.

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Documented exampleDimensions in inchesHypothetical space or questionWhat the figures establish
WC68 operating drawing75 1/2 L × 54 7/16 W × 67 15/16 H60 L × 40 W × 70 H bayLength and width exceed the bay
WC68 stored drawing54 5/16 L × 35 W × 69 1/8 HSame bay5 11/16 length, 5 width and 7/8 height remain
MX-9900 assembled versus shippingManual: 73 L × 41 W × 74 H; page shipping: 54 × 45 × 62What is its complete folded size?Neither entry is labeled complete folded dimensions
FH-BX62S page versus linked FH-BX62 manualPage: 50 L × 52 W × 74 H; manual: 56 L × 50 W × 84 H80-inch clear doorway heightPage leaves 6 inches; manual exceeds height by 4 inches
Sources for this decision table (6)

Start with the state named on the drawing

Woodland Mills provides separate WC68 operating-state and stored-state drawings. WoodMaxx lists MX-9900 assembled dimensions and a smaller baseframe footprint, while its product page separately gives shipping dimensions. Those labels are not interchangeable. The baseframe does not include every overhanging component, and a shipping arrangement does not establish the dimensions of a complete machine in your chosen storage configuration. Request length, width and height in a stated order.

WC68 saves floor space but gains height

In the WC68 Rev C drawings, operating dimensions are 75 1/2 × 54 7/16 × 67 15/16 inches, in length–width–height order. The illustrated stored state is 54 5/16 × 35 × 69 1/8 inches. The stated height therefore increases by 1 3/16 inches. A low shelf can remain the deciding constraint even when the folded machine occupies less floor space. These figures apply to the illustrated component positions.

A storage fold and a service hinge answer different questions

The MX-9900 page identifies a fold-up infeed bin for storage and a hinged hopper for access to the bed knife. A service-access hinge does not itself specify a smaller stored envelope. The manual gives 73 × 41 × 74 inches assembled, but the reviewed specifications do not identify a complete folded length–width–height figure. Ask for that measurement instead of using the page’s 54 × 45 × 62-inch shipping dimensions as a substitute.

Resolve the BX62S height conflict before reserving a bay

Betstco’s FH-BX62S page gives folded dimensions of 50 × 52 × 74 inches. Its currently linked manual’s FH-BX62 column gives 56 × 50 × 84 inches. The manual abbreviation and the supplied revision need confirmation. In the hypothetical 80-inch doorway below, the two height figures lead to opposite results. Keep both on the inquiry; choosing the smaller value would conceal the unresolved question.

Ask what is inside the quoted dimensions

Send the seller your measured clear width, clear height and available parking length. Include the narrowest opening and any shelf, track or overhead obstruction that reduces those measurements. Ask whether the quoted dimensions include hitch projections, discharge components and the PTO shaft, and which configuration the drawing depicts. The table’s unused space is simple dimensional arithmetic; it does not establish handling clearance, an access method or room to operate the machine.

Take these questions with you.

  1. Can you provide the complete stored length, width and height for the exact delivered revision, with component positions and included projections identified?
  2. For an FH-BX62S order, which folded-size figure applies: the product page’s 74-inch height or the linked manual’s 84-inch height?
  3. Are any quoted dimensions shipping-only, baseframe-only or dependent on components being removed rather than a documented storage configuration?

Keep these questions with your exact tractor and attachment details.

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FOLLOW THE NUMBERS

Sources & documentation

Research record reviewed November 7, 2026. Confirm the current manual and the exact revision supplied with your machine.

  1. Woodland Mills WC68 manual Rev C, May 28, 2024 — stored and operating drawings; blade parts
  2. WoodMaxx MX-9900 manual Rev C, September 18, 2026 — assembled dimensions and base footprint
  3. WoodMaxx MX-9900 page — fold-up bin, service hinge, installed knives and shipping dimensions
  4. Betstco currently linked FH-BX42/BX62 manual — folded-size table
  5. Betstco FH-BX62S product page — conflicting folded dimensions
  6. Betstco FH-BX62S series page — link to current manual
  7. Woodland Mills official U.S. product page — Capacity and hydraulic infeed sections; current price
  8. WoodMaxx current manufacturer manual index
  9. Product-linked older manual, Revision 1-3-2018, p38
  10. Betstco official manual index

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