If you are serious about clearing a large area of bushes and trees, or are a landscaping contractor or worker then you will most likely need the services of a large industrial chipper shredder. These mammoths of the chipping world will hack, thresh and chew their way through and endless stream of waste garden materials, big or small.
The most common use for these chipper shredders will be to allow landscapers to clear large areas of bushes and trees. The branches, limbs and trunks are all cut down and then fed into the auto feeder part of the chipper shredder which then pulls the items through, Torker unicycle cutting them into smaller pieces and passing them through the output shoot into what ever storage device you like. The output can be pumped directly into a skip or lorry to be taken away or smaller amounts can be fed directly into a bag storage or wheelbarrow for disposal. The hopper on an industrial unit, the part that the branches and waste is fed into, will be large enough to handle whole branches from a mature tree. Smaller home shredders are not suited to this amount of waste being passed through and can only accept branches of a smaller diameter.
Industrial wood chippers and shredders are usually able to be towed by a car or truck and are usually run from a generator or the larger models from their own on board petrol or diesel driven engine. Some chippers are also able to take power from a compatible tractor engine if one is nearby or is towing the unit.
As a member of the public, you would most likely not have a need for an industrial chipper shredder and would hire in the unit with a landscaping company. This is certainly a better way to spend your money if you need to remove a large area of bushes or some larger trees. If you are interested in using a smaller garden shredder at home, go over to the Chipper Shredder Auctions website run by the author of this article for more information on the different types, uses and models available.
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