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Read articles →An owner-operator session showing the Woodland Mills WC68 chipper paired with the Kubota B2601, focused on a real cleanup job at his property. Distinctively, it covers pre-use inspection habits, checking and spinning blades, testing bearings, greasing PTO driveshaft fittings, plus a candid post-session takeaway on what materials the chipper struggles with, specifically green cedar and pine needles. Best for WC68 owners wanting practical maintenance and material-handling insights.
An owner-operator sharing hands-on experiences from his own 33-acre property, with no apparent commercial affiliation.
Move the PTO lever to mid PTO only to release the rear PTO so you can spin the blades freely by hand and inspect them.
No, it does not like green cedar because it is stringy and wraps around the drum. Pine needles also clog the drum unless the wood is dried out for about a month.
Grease the bearing fittings and the universal joints on the PTO driveshaft, checking for grease squeezing out the sides to confirm it is full.
