I received my chipper via delivery and it was fairly easy to assemble by myself. It is very sturdy and well made. It is heavy, but easy to manually maneuver by yourself by lifting up on the tongue. . It is best on limbs with dried leaves. If you run a lot of green limbs with fresh leaves attached, the chute can get clogged if the directional flap is set at too much of a angle (90 degrees). However, if you open it up to greater than 90 degrees it can handle everything. I have even run vines through it without any issues. Of course the vines don't always get chopped up, but that is OK. I am mainly interested in chipping the larger branches and then using the wood chips to line a path around my pond. Overall this is a great chipper and well worth the money I spent.

Very happy with the harvester. Put the wheels on it, cut the pto shaft down, greased everything and then took it for a test drive. The front and rear linkage needs to be adjusted, but i just ran it in an open area of the garden to make those adjustments. Went up a row at reduced rpms to help break the top crust. Picked up the potatoes. Then increased my rpms for the full 540pto rpms and went back over the row. 100' of german butterballs in 30 minutes and no potato fork!

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The wood chipper is very sturdy and well made. After making a slight throttle adjustment, I took it out for a spin. It easily tore through 4 inch pine trees that I was clearing on my property. I have also ran hard wood (oak, juniper) through the chipper and it handled it with no problem. I can easily tow it around my property with my UTV and the pivotable chute makes it easy to place the chips where I need them. I have even sent some true 5 inch diameter logs through the chipper and it is able to handle those as well. I especially like the fact that it is more or less self-feeding. Once you get a limb in the hopper, it just chews it up.