Crary Bear Cat
CH8993H 9-Inch Hydraulic Turntable Wood Chipper
- Up to 9 in. chipping capacity
- Hydraulic feed system
- Tow-behind configuration
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Compare compact, tow-behind, PTO and hydraulic-feed wood chippers from DR Power, ECHO and Crary Bear Cat. Shop by capacity, feed system and how you actually work.
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CompactEasy-access machines for property cleanup and smaller crews.
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Tow-BehindHigher-capacity machines for acreage, landscaping and tree work.
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PTOUse tractor power for efficient branch processing without another engine.
1 model
Chipper / ShreddersVersatile machines for branches, leaves and general yard debris.
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Crary Bear Cat
CH1015H 10-Inch Hydraulic Towable Wood Chipper
- Up to 10 in. chipping capacity
- Hydraulic feed system
- Tow-behind configuration
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Crary Bear Cat
CH911DH 9-Inch Hydraulic Diesel Wood Chipper
- Up to 9 in. chipping capacity
- Hydraulic feed system
- Tow-behind configuration
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Crary Bear Cat
CH5627 5-Inch Towable Wood Chipper
- Up to 5 in. chipping capacity
- Gravity / self-feed design
- Tow-behind configuration
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Crary Bear Cat
CH6627H 6-Inch Hydraulic Towable Wood Chipper
- Up to 6 in. chipping capacity
- Hydraulic feed system
- Tow-behind configuration
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Crary Bear Cat
FC400 4-Inch Wood Chipper
- Up to 4 in. chipping capacity
- Gravity / self-feed design
- Compact, maneuverable design
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Crary Bear Cat
CH4420 4.5-Inch Towable Wood Chipper
- Up to 4.5 in. chipping capacity
- Gravity / self-feed design
- Tow-behind configuration
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ECHO
SC-4213 420cc Chipper/Shredder
- Up to 3 in. chipping capacity
- Chipper / shredder feed
- Chipper / shredder versatility
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ECHO
SC-3013 306cc Chipper/Shredder
- Up to 3 in. chipping capacity
- Chipper / shredder feed
- Chipper / shredder versatility
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ECHO
SC-2013 208cc Chipper/Shredder
- Up to 3 in. chipping capacity
- Chipper / shredder feed
- Chipper / shredder versatility
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DR Power Equipment
PRO XL575 Self-Feeding Wood Chipper
- Up to 5.75 in. chipping capacity
- Self-feeding design
- Tow-behind configuration
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DR Power Equipment
PRO 475P PTO Self-Feeding Wood Chipper
- Up to 4.75 in. chipping capacity
- Self-feeding design
- PTO tractor-powered configuration
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DR Power Equipment
PRO 475 Self-Feeding Wood Chipper
- Up to 4.75 in. chipping capacity
- Self-feeding design
- Tow-behind configuration
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DR Power Equipment
PREMIER 375 Self-Feeding Wood Chipper
- Up to 3.75 in. chipping capacity
- Self-feeding design
- Tow-behind configuration
Wood chipper buying guide
Choose by the work you need to get done
Capacity matters, but it is not the only decision. Feed system, mobility and power source can make a bigger difference in day-to-day productivity.
Start with branch diameter
Buy for the largest material you process regularly—not the occasional oversized limb. More capacity usually means more weight, towing requirements and cost.
Match the feed system
Gravity and self-feed machines are simple and efficient for lighter duty. Hydraulic feed gives crews more control and throughput on larger, irregular branches.
Think about how it moves
Compact units are easier around properties. Tow-behind machines suit mobile crews. PTO models make sense when tractor power is already available.
Quick fit guide
Which class should you look at?
Typical useCapacity rangeWhat to prioritize
Property cleanup3–4.5 in.Compact footprint, simple feed, easy maneuvering
Acreage / landscape crews4.5–6 in.Towability, higher throughput, electric start
Tree service / municipal6–10 in.Hydraulic feed, heavy rotor, commercial towing setup
Tractor ownersModel dependentPTO compatibility and tractor horsepower requirements
Common questions
Before you choose a model
What size wood chipper do I need?
Use the diameter of the branches you handle regularly as the starting point. Leave some capacity margin if your material is often forked, crooked or hardwood.
Gravity feed or hydraulic feed?
Gravity/self-feed designs are simpler and work well for lower-volume property maintenance. Hydraulic feed is better suited to larger material and crews that need controlled, repeatable throughput.
Can I tow these chippers on the road?
Many tow-behind models are designed with road-towing hardware, but requirements vary by model and jurisdiction. Check the specific machine specifications and local towing rules before road use.
What if I am between two models?
Send us your typical branch diameter, material type, work volume and whether you need a towable or tractor-powered machine. We can help narrow the lineup before you order.
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