How long would it take to chip a cubic yard of chips?
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22 minutes 47 seconds. This is a question for an engineer, who still couldn't answer given all of the variables.
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To preface this response, it would depend what is the characteristics of the hypothetical cubic yard of material. This response assumes that it is composed of a variety of "fresh" branches and twigs of no greater than 2-1/2" in diameter & everything is pruned to feed easily into the hopper. Also, the knives are sharp. The simple answer is it would chip pretty darn fast...maybe 20 minutes. Once the chipper gets going, given the above, it will quickly pull the material in and chip it quickly. If one has someone else to help hand the material to the operator, it will take even less time. In summation, that chipper quickly and easily chips branches and twigs. To preface this response, it would depend what is the characteristics of the hypothetical cubic yard of material. This response assumes that it is composed of a variety of "fresh" branches and twigs of no greater than 2-1/2" in diameter & everything is pruned to feed easily into the hopper. Also, the knives are sharp. The simple answer is it would chip pretty darn fast...maybe 20 minutes. Once the chipper gets going, given the above, it will quickly pull the material in and chip it quickly. If one has someone else to help hand the material to the operator, it will take even... » Read More To preface this response, it would depend what is the characteristics of the hypothetical cubic yard of material. This response assumes that it is composed of a variety of "fresh" branches and twigs of no greater than 2-1/2" in diameter & everything is pruned to feed easily into the hopper. Also, the knives are sharp. The simple answer is it would chip pretty darn fast...maybe 20 minutes. Once the chipper gets going, given the above, it will quickly pull the material in and chip it quickly. If one has someone else to help hand the material to the operator, it will take even less time. In summation, that chipper quickly and easily chips branches and twigs. « Show Less
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To preface this response, it would depend what is the characteristics of the hypothetical cubic yard of material. This response assumes that it is composed of a variety of "fresh" branches and twigs of no greater than 2-1/2" in diameter & everything is pruned to feed easily into the hopper. Also, the knives are sharp. The simple answer is it would chip pretty darn fast...maybe 20 minutes. Once the chipper gets going, given the above, it will quickly pull the material in and chip it quickly. If one has someone else to help hand the material to the operator, it will take even less time. In summation, that chipper quickly and easily chips branches and twigs.
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I have had two of these. The first lasted 2 days and it was run for 4 hours each day then it stopped. Amazon replaced the chipper with no trouble. The second chipper is WONDERFUL. I only chip up to 1" trees/branches and this thing is a monster. I have used this for at least 10 days in a row for 4 hours a day. I just sharpened the blades and it is still cutting great.
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You get about 30-40 minutes of continuous use on a single charge. Rather than measure acreage think in terms of the time it takes to trim your property. You can have 10 acres of land but just 100 feet of trimming or you can have an 1/8 of an acre that is all trimming. If you can trim your property in 30 minutes then it could work for you.
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Sure.. it will work fine. Pretend you're making potato chips. Cut them about 1/8" thick and lay them out on the trays. You can do thicker but it takes longer and you risk case hardening. ( Basically the outside dries too fast and traps in the interior moisture. ) Dry them slowly at a low temp first to get most of the moisture out and then a higher temp ( 140 F ) to finish them up.
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If the ground is level a bit les than 8 cubic feet. In my garden area, it took a bit more as the ground was not level.
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Takes about 1 1/2 months approximately. I really liked the results be sure and hose off your lawnmower off after each cut.hosing off any and all seeds that can stick to the underside of your lawnmower will help help also. Don't be discuraged it definitely works.
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Very tuff to answer because when I'm done mowing I plug it in at an out of sight location. If I had to guess I would say not more than 21/2 hr. unless it had been completely drained.
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It may depend on the grind setting. At a medium grind it ground almost one quarter teaspoon in 5 seconds.
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I have almost an acre and it takes me about 45 minutes to trim. So far I've never run out of charge. I usually take a short break between the front and back yards.
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Soak your chips at least 1 hour then wrap in two packages use heavy aluminum to make packages poke four dime size holes in aluminum and place in metal bowl above fire. use two for slight smoke flavor, three for stronger flavor and four packages for strong smoke flavor.
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Kitchen waste to grass clippings, buy a few bags of compost maker. Compost in 4 to 8 weeks.
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About an hour. All you do is mow, and charge it each time but I think you could wait until the three greens go to two greens.
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Wood chips 1 to 2½ inches long and ¼ to ½ inch thick work best. Do not use wood chunks. Very small wood chips or shavings will burn too quickly and may not produce the desired smoke flavor.
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Not long like seconds.Once you have installed the chip you are good to go.Hope this helps you.
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Depends on material being shredded. Hard dry branches chip to about 1/2 inch. Greener material varies significantly.
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Yes, I actually use a 50/50 mix of paper that I shredded with my electric shredder and tree trimmings that I ran through my chipper. Just mix it in a large trashcan with lots of water and let it sit for at least a week.
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Anywhere from 1/16" up to about an inch. There are multiple chippers included, varying from 1/32", but most be 1/16".