This is a used wood chipper — sometimes referred to as a brush chipper or shredder — manufactured by Dücker, a German company well known for producing robust vegetation management and green maintenance machinery for agricultural, municipal, and forestry applications. Listed as the Dücker HF 760, this machine is designed to reduce woody material, branchwood, and brushwood into chip or shredded form, making it a practical tool for land clearance, orchard management, and roadside maintenance work.
The machine is a PTO-driven attachment, taking its power directly from a carrier vehicle's power take-off shaft rather than carrying its own engine. It is designed to mount on a Unimog or a tractor, giving it flexibility across a range of compatible carrier vehicles. At 850 kg, it is a substantial implement, and its dimensions of 2,000 × 1,950 × 2,600 mm give a clear indication of its physical footprint when fitted and working. The stated maximum intake diameter is 220 mm, meaning it is capable of processing branch material up to 22 cm across.
Built in 1991, this is a well-established piece of equipment now available on the used market. It is located in Germany and is offered at a price of $5,000. The listing is a private sale handled on behalf of a customer. Additional technical data and further photographs are available on request, and the seller notes that all information is provided without warranty.
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