Is a 3 Point Wood Chipper Worth the Money?

This is an owner's candid regret review, not a demo: Brock explains why he wouldn't buy his Frontier WC 1105 chipper again, based on months of actual ownership. He covers build quality, flywheel size, the lack of a hydraulic infeed roller versus cheaper competitors like Wood Max, real purchase price (5,700 dollars), and a blunt cost-benefit breakdown of chipping versus just burning brush. Best for buyers weighing whether a PTO chipper is worth it at all.

Posted by Rock Hill Farm, an owner-operator sharing hands-on, sometimes critical impressions from daily use of his own equipment.