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    Nice build but I get a very unsafe feeling from the back of my neck.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wizard69 View Post
    Nice build but I get a very unsafe feeling from the back of my neck.
    When working around this type of equipment there is never a totally safe way to build or operate it. Safety practices begins and ends with the individual
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    Quote Originally Posted by Frank S View Post
    When working around this type of equipment there is never a totally safe way to build or operate it. Safety practices begins and ends with the individual
    I totally agree Frank, I love this machine, it’s simple and strong and doesn’t look any more dangerous than any other PTO attachment I have ever seen. Most farmers would use this safely and those that fail to will only strengthen the gene pool.

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    It is a nice build and safety aside as stated above the only thing I might do is put a cover over the gear train to keep the chips out and some grease on. Impressive cuts on that ~3"+ green stuff.
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    They are called Rebak Walcowey and I have amassed about 1/2 the materials to make on. Here's a link to a Russian site with some good plans: Чертежи для Вас
    The plans for the wood chipper are on page 11.
    I've worked up a design that incorporates a mulcher as well to deal with the small stuff.



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