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Specifications for a Brush Bandit Chipper
Specifications for a Brush Bandit Chipper. Bandit Industries, Inc. produces the Brush Bandit line of wood chippers. These wood chippers are for both consumers and industry professionals. A wood chipper takes large pieces of wood, including whole trees, and converts that wood into mulch-like material. Bandit Industries started in 1983, and it is...
Bandit Industries, Inc. produces the Brush Bandit line of wood chippers. These wood chippers are for both consumers and industry professionals. A wood chipper takes large pieces of wood, including whole trees, and converts that wood into mulch-like material. Bandit Industries started in 1983, and it is headquartered in Remus, Michigan. You can purchase the Brush Bandit wood chipper from authorized resellers. Or, you can rent one from your local home improvement or landscaping store.
90XP
The Model 90XP tows behind your vehicle, and it features engines that can produce between 48.1 and 89 horsepower depending on the model. The dimensions of the machine are 8 feet 2 inches high by 5 feet 10 inches wide by 16 feet 4 inches long if the in-feed tray is closed. It weighs up to 4,400 lbs. The feed rate is 1.5 foot per second, and it uses either a 2 5/16-inch ball or 2 ? pintle ring towing hitch. The in-feed hopper opening is 2 feet 5 inches high by 2 feet 9 inches wide.
65XP
The Model 65XP Brush Bandit is 7 feet 7 inches high by 5 feet 7 inches wide by 10 feet 5 inches long, and it weighs between 1,850 lbs and 2,700 lbs. The tongue jack on this machine is a 2,000-lb. Bulldog jack, and this is the jack that allows you to raise and/or lower your machine when hitching it to your vehicle. The fuel tank can hold up to 8 gallons of fuel, and the in-feed hopper opening is 2 feet high by 1 foot 8 inches wide. It has a 6-inch chipper capacity, and it uses a 2-inch ball towing hitch.
250XP
This wood chipper features a 2 foot 5 inch high by 5 foot 3 inch wide in-feed hopper, and the control bar moves forwards and backwards. The dimensions are 8 feet 2 inches high by 6 feet 11 inches wide by 17 feet 6 inches long, and it weighs between 6,000 and 6,800 lbs. The fuel tank can hold up to 40 gallons, and the hydraulic tank holds up to 13 gallons. The chipper capacity of the Model 250XP Brush Bandit is 1 foot.
1990XP
The Model 1990XP Brush Bandit’s dimensions are 10 feet 2 inches high by 7 feet 7 inches wide by 20 feet 2 inches long, and it weighs between 10,500 and 12,500 lbs. The tongue jack has a capacity of 8,000 lbs., and the machine uses a 2 ? pintle towing hitch. The hydraulic tank holds up to 30 gallons, and the fuel tank holds 40 gallons. It has a chipper capacity of nearly 2 feet, and the in-feed hopper opening is 3 foot 4 inches high by 5 feet wide.
