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Read articles →This is a personal unboxing and reveal video, not a Kubota BX23S review per se: it covers a new Wallenstein BX36S wood chipper attachment gifted to the owner. It walks through the chipper's features (blades, shear plate, chute, safety latch), shows hooking it to the BX23S three-point hitch and PTO, and runs a brief first test chipping trees plus a quick post-use blade check. Best for buyers curious about this specific chipper rather than tractor performance.
An owner-operator sharing a personal, enthusiastic first impression of a new implement on their own property, with a shout-out to the dealer who supplied it.
Use the included blade gauge: slide it down and pass the blades across it. If there is just a bit of resistance, the blade is the right distance from the shear plate.
It can handle a three and a half inch log, brush, and two by fours and similar material.
Connect the three-point hitch arms, attach the top link and adjust its length, lock the PTO, then adjust the skis so the PTO sits as straight as possible in operation.
After chipping about four trees, the blades were checked and looked good; they can be flipped around to use the same bolt holes.
