Bandit Model 3680 Beast Recycler 

Welds?

Yep, it must have taken at least two of these monsters with a pair of excavators to feed them to devour that many trees that fast

same, dude

Ikr??? Seems like “Go big or go home” has been taken a bit too far 😂

I need that for clearing my land

ano nym in my pants

Yeah, if I was the excavator operator feeding utterly ginormous trees down the throat of this behemoth to turn them into massive piles of wood chips, I’d probably be laughing maniacally and thinking to myself “Ha ha, take that nature, your absolutely ginormous trees are absolutely no match for this equally massive behemoth of a wood chipper!”

Quality of timber nowhere near good enough for turning. Shame cos plenty of it .

clearly you have never run a rotochopper before lol just playing around lol but seriously a B66T would out produce this thing by a long shot

Grant W. Whitwam I have family in the business and a lot gets sold to power plants for burning to make steam then power you know the process but that is how a lot of California gets its power made all the produce tread only produce for a few years so what do you do with the orchards you grind them to make power 20 years ago they use to put in a giant pile and let them just burn

@@shaunlionudakis8251 fair enough. Also, taking out rotting and diseased stuff instead of letting it become fuel for a forest fire.

There is no trees in Egypt.

The USA will send you one if you take Justin bieber back.

@@gerald4027 have you ever seen a cedar tree 12 feet at the base

@@rickthomas6606.I used to live in Oregon. The west coast side and worked in sawmills. No the largest cedar trees I have seen is about 6 foot threw and fur trees at about 9 feet.

@@gerald4027 good at least you understand how takes to work hard

For some illogical reason, western provinces burn this waste because it's cheaper ffs. I witness this stupidity very often

Probably how Hoffa was discarded

No, their minds are so numb and hard it would break the machine

Hillary would jam it up.

TRUMPS HEAD WOULD JAM IT UP@@fredivory4304

Lol . 😆

Klä

Must be American

Hi Wayne, the machine can handle stumps, yes.

Wayne Cox I’ve put stumps thru them from the whole tree and stumps only with some dirt still in them I can usually get nearly all of it off but some trees it’s tough to get them clean, they slow it down a little but send’em on thru

@@slipjoint5214 Dang!!

ITS better to burn Wood than natural gas!

You're wrong , again .

@@peterherrington3300 Fuck do you know about anything ,dick head

energy, doors, loads of things

Have you ever seen a bag of garden mulch at the hardware store? It probably came from one of these machines.

So, I guess the chips have to be dried first, as no one burns 'green wood'? I suppose the main advantage with reducing the wood to CHIPS, must be just for ease of HANDLING afterwards and ease of DRYING; because the net calorific output appears to be NEGATIVE! As diesel is required for the chipping and then more fuel input for drying(?), before the product is suitable for burning, -to get heat!

Umm paper. And every form of processed wood products alternate energy source

+James Bradley Making paper.

Also, many companies and municipalities will collect old Christmas trees, pruned branches, deadfall limbs, etc- chip/mulch them, and leave them in piles which are turned every few months. Within 1-2 years they compost down into valuable, rich soil. Also, wood chips are usable in many livestock bedding to absorb the liquid from the manure/waste. Again, this is composted for soil improvements. Finally, wood chips can be blown into long fabric tubes "socks" which are used to contain and absorb oil spills etc. there are a lot of various uses for chips.

I use mine for free range hens.

+abdullah gamezer ; do you believe a 28 inch palm would give it a problem or do you believe it would simply be fun?

Joe Fournier that thing could chip your super duty haha

Ayman Asr اتسبح

السلام عليكم ورحمه الله ممكن رقم حضرتك أو ترن على رقم ٠١٠٣٣٣٥٠٥٠٧

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Why is that?

Eu gostaria de saber mas informações sobre está. Máquina se já tem aqui no Brasil que.cidade telefone ou saí ti

Fico.agradecido se me indicar ou me informar

Thank you for your comment, please contact Bandit Industries at 1-800-952-0178 or visit www.banditchippers.com/bandit_equipment/product_line/product/88 for more information on this unit (Engine, Capacity, Size, Etc).

There are many different available options that effect the price of this machine. Please contact Bandit Industries at 1-800-952-0178 or visit www.banditchippers.com/bandit_equipment/product_line/product/88 for more information on this unit (Engine, Capacity, Size, Etc).

That would be a waste of time and money