Telephone: (607) 589-6160 Fax: (607) 589-4026 Email: valby@baka.com
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Telephone: (607) 589-6160 Fax: (607) 589-4026 Email: valby@baka.com |
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CH 140 Wood Chippers Durable Design The Valby CH 140 wood chipper is the machine for people who have use for a small durable chipper. You know this machine was built to last because of the hefty 585 lb. weight. The heavy cutter disk carries a lot of inertia, which helps the chipper run smoother, is easier on the tractor, and enables bigger pieces to be chipped without stalling the tractor. The quality spherical roller bearings enable the chipper to be used at any PTO speed, up to 2000 RPM. Click here to go to a page with videos on the CH140 woodchippers CH 140F with a direct feed The Valby CH 140 chipper produces uniform chips which can be used for burning, animal bedding, landscaping and mulch. The chipper can chip soft and hard woods, green or seasoned. The chipper is capable of chipping 6 1/4" diameter round wood. It can handle residue from logging, land clearing, orchards and gardens. The chipper can also handle slabs up to 9" wide. The material is drawn into the chipper at the speed of 1 to 3 feet per second. The chipper is self-feeding and draws in the material without pushing by the operator.
CH 140HF with hydraulic power feed
Ease of Operation The low feeding point ensures effortless feeding of the chipper. The operator can stand with a straight back. The chipper stands by itself on the ground and is easy to hook up or remove from the tractor. Safety Features The Valby chippers do not have any knife motion toward the operator. This reduces risk of material flying back through the feed chute. The discharge height is under 4 feet so the chips fly out below eye level. To accomplish safe operation in various wind directions, the Valby chipper's discharge direction is adjustable 360 degrees. An adjustable deflector bonnet enables placing the chips near or far. The chipper feeds the material smoothly and does not jerk it from the operator's hands. The knives are counter sunk into the disk for safety. Ease of Service The upper-housing of the chipper folds up for easy access to the knives. The knives can be sharpened about 50 times before replacement. The changing of the knives takes about 10 minutes. The knives are easy to get to, and no special tools are needed for the change. The discharge chute is low so the chipper can be stored in low buildings. Interchangeable Feed Chutes The feed chutes of the chipper are on a hinge, so the chute can be folded to the side for access to the anvil and knives. The feed chutes are detachable. One can hook up either feed chute option to an existing machine. The F 150 is a regular drop feed where the knives pull in the material. The HF 160 has a hydraulic power feed roller which feeds in the material.
Hydraulic Power Feed Option The Valby CH 140 can be ordered or retrofitted with a hydraulic power feed. The power feed is useful when whole trees with branches are chipped. The hydraulic feed is controlled from a control bar which runs on top of the feed chute. The operator can select feed, stop and reverse from the control bar. The large 10 1/8" diameter top feed roller will climb on top of the material and grab it in. The roller is spring loaded and it pushes the material together so that it will fit through the feed chute. Oil required from the tractor minimum 3, maximum 10 gallons per minute. If your tractor does not have sufficient hydraulics to run the power feed, click here for information about a chipper with an independent hydraulic system.
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