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Rental: (312) 850-8009. Check Nearby Stores. Reserve. Product Overview. Chips up to 2" diameter limbs, as well as leaves, twigs and clippings.Resulting chips have many applications: mulch, compost, pathways.Portable and safe chipper that can be moved to the wood; making the job easier and quicker.
If you're looking to create wood chips for landscaping, this 6" brush chipper is a necessity. This chipper can accommodate branches up to 6" in diameter, making it ideal for reducing limbs and brush. The wood chips produced by this chipper are perfect for use in mulching, composting and other landscaping projects.
Wood Chippers for Rent. Cutting and carrying branches, small trees and other brush to the curb is time-consuming. Wood chippers will help you dispose of yard waste in no time, and even turn it into mulch. Top maintained construction equipment from Herc Rentals.
Whether you're a Pro or DIYer, our woodchipper rentals are essential equipment for general landscaping and property maintenance. Transform debris from tree care into usable mulch or compost to improve landscaping and curb appeal. Dispose of pruned tree limbs, branches and brush from regular property maintenance.
This brush chipper is a must-have for anyone who wants to create fine wood chips for landscaping applications. This chipper can accommodate branches up to 12" in diameter, making it ideal for reducing limbs and brush. The wood chips produced by this chipper are perfect for use in mulching, composting and other landscaping projects.
Heavy Equipment: 9" Wood Chipper rentals for the following Massachusetts communities: Tyngsborough, Westford, Dunstable, Groton, Pepperell, Methuen, Dracut, Lowell, Chelmsford, Billerica, Andover, North Andover, Haverhill, Bradford, Tewksbury, Lawrence, Boxford, Wilmington, Littleton.
OUR SELECTION OF BRUSH CHIPPERS. The Cat Rental Store is always committed to bringing you the finest machines for your business. That's why our dealers provide a selection of Genie-Tac, GreenMech and Vermeer brush chippers.
