Wood Chippers

A wood chipper clears brush, limbs, and storm debris in minutes and turns it into useful mulch instead of a burn pile. Built for landscapers, arborists, farms, and property owners, our wood chippers and chipper-shredders handle everything from yard cleanup to heavy branch work — pick the chipping capacity and power source that fit your land.

Chipping Capacity Is Everything

The maximum branch diameter a machine accepts is the number that matters most. Light residential cleanup runs 3 inches or less; serious property and light commercial work wants 4 to 6 inches; professional arborist chippers take on larger material with self-feeding drums.

Chipper vs. Chipper-Shredder

• Chippers: Purpose-built for branches and limbs, producing clean, uniform chips.
• Chipper-shredders: Add a second hopper to shred leaves, brush, and soft green waste into fine mulch.
• PTO models: Run off a tractor for high-capacity work without a separate engine.

What to Look For

Consider engine power relative to chipping capacity, feed type (gravity vs. self-feeding), discharge control, and portability. More horsepower per inch of capacity means faster, less jam-prone chipping on hardwood.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size branches can a wood chipper handle?

Check the rated maximum diameter. Homeowner units handle up to about 3 inches, mid-range machines 4 to 6 inches, and pro arborist chippers take larger material.

What's the difference between a chipper and a chipper-shredder?

A chipper handles branches into chips; a chipper-shredder adds a hopper to also shred leaves and soft brush into fine mulch.

Gas or PTO wood chipper?

Gas models are self-contained and portable; PTO models tap your tractor's power for higher capacity and no separate engine to maintain.

Every wood chipper ships free to the lower 48 and is backed by our price match guarantee. Call or text 331-272-5655 for help matching chipping capacity to your property.