PowR’Kraft PK-GTS1500E 4” Towable Wood Chipper
Feed is:
Gravity Pinch/Pull
Powered By:
Gasoline
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Description for a Towable Wood Chipper:
PowR’Kraft GTS1500E, No Tractor needed! Powerful 15HP (420cc) Electric Start Gasoline Engine. Here is a Towable Wood Chipper with a powerful 15HP engine for fast and professional wood processing up to 4” in diameter.
Our PowR’Kraft PK-GTS1500E is a powerful Towable Wood Chipper for use when you don’t have a tractor. This unit allows you to chip whenever and where ever you want with the push of a button. Self-contained Wood Chipper!
Key Features:
- The adjustable trailer hitch and the support leg allow for easy movement of the chipper with your garden tractor, SUV or ATV or remove the trailer hitch with a simple pin and it is perfectly balanced, enabling you to move it around by hand with the handle.
- The large 12” wheels and the ideal positioned handle to allow you to comfortably move the shredder around on your property.
- The chipping drum mechanism is designed with a roller of 12” in width and 2 large knives. These knives pull the wood powerfully into the shredder and cut the material reliably against the counter knife.
Specifications:
| Model | PK-GTS1500E |
| Tire diameter | 12” |
| Number of knives | 2 + 1 |
| Knife rotor speed | 2,400 RPM, max |
| Inside end of feeder funnel | 12” x 6” |
| Feeder funnel opening | 18.5” x 13.4” |
| Height of feeder funnel | 43.3” |
| Max. wood diameter | 4” |
| Height of discharge funnel | 55” |
| Housing material thickness | 4mm (5/32”) |
| Painting powder coated | Yellow & Black |
| Engine | 4 stroke, 420cc, 15HP 12 volt battery electric start |
| Engine oil | 1 quart (10W30 / 10W40) |
| Gas tank cap. | 1.65 US Gal. max |
| Fuel consumption | .85 US gal./hr (max load) |
| Max. RPM | 3,600 RPM |
| Knife rotor drive | Dual belt drive |
| Weight | 454 lbs. |
| Motor Maker: | Jiangdong |
Submit your review | |
The woodchipper is awesome so far after some minor modifications. Please note that the ends of the two bolts on top of the belt cover near the engine are protruding directly on top of the belts. This may shorten the life of the belts. I replaced those two bolts with stick-on Velcro. I also modified the top of the belt cover to give access for greasing the bearing without having to take off the belt cover. Lastly, I think it will be super helpful if there is an owner's manual on how to put the wood chipper together. Thanks Betstco for an affordable professional woodchipper!
