- 1). Decide if you need a smaller model chipper that grinds branches less than 2 inches in diameter or a larger one that handles branches up to 4 inches in diameter.
- 2). Read the directions in the operator's manual.
- 3). Wear close-fitting clothing, long pants, sturdy boots, safety glasses and ear protection.
- 4). Use a properly rated extension cord for an electric model.
- 5). Place the chipper on level ground
- 6). Make sure all guards and safety shields are in place.
- 7). Start the chipper at the slowest speed.
- 8). Feed branches butt first and release the wood when
- 9). the rollers grip it.
- 10
Use a long branch to feed shorter branches.
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