Wood Chipper Blades after 5 Years of Use | Woodland Mills WC68 PTO Wood Chipper

Well this Woodland Mills WC68 wood chipper has had quite a number of hours put on it over the last half decade. With that being said, I'm happy to report that it still fires the wood chips just like the day I bought it. However, as with any piece of equipment, maintenance is a requirement. Today is the day the for just that; maintenance. On today's episode I'm diving into the maintenance of my Woodland Mills WC68 include the inspection of my 4 hardened chipper blades. I'm hoping that these blades are going to continue to serve me well but a close-up inspection will determine that. I'll show you exactly how to remove and rotate these blades today, along with a close-up of what the blades look like after chipper thousands and thousands of feet of sawmill waste and brush. I'll also show you how this chipper operates and give you a run-down of how I've managed to keep it in good operation over the last 5 years without too much trouble. Glad you're all here for the show, here we go!

Tractor shown in this video: 2012 Kioti DK40se HST (40hp engine, 32hp PTO)
Wood Chipper shown in this video: Woodland Mills WC68