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Old 09-10-2012, 04:26 PM
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I picked up this chipper/shredder at an auction this weekend. It has a 7hp briggs with a centrifugal clutch. Overall the unit is in pretty good condition. Haven't tried to get the motor running yet. Any one know anything about this? I think it is a 79C and that they were produced by Mighty Mac??
I plan on doing some research and possibly unbolting the lift frame/motor mount and making a mount for one of my cadets. It would be much handier mounted on a tractor.
Found this link.
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The 79C is the only true chipper they built if I remember right (if not someone will correct me). The others were shredders for small brush and leaves and such. That chipper chute is right in the way of the grill of the tractor if you try to mount it to a Cub Cadet. If you try to mount it from the other side it will turn the wrong direction. That particular chipper you have isn't the easiest to find. I'd leave it the way it is and enjoy the superior cababilities it has over the 59M that mounts to Cubs without the chipper chute on the side.
Mighty Mac still makes screens and stuff for these but they're pricey.
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those are good machines. I have a 4 wheel model, about 10 years old. Hammer mill in the top feed and up to 3 inch stock thru the knife. I mean they can even pulverize stones. I about screwed mine uo with a 5/8 hitch pin when it accidently got tosssed into the hammers!!.
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I picked up this chipper/shredder at an auction this weekend. It has a 7hp briggs with a centrifugal clutch. Overall the unit is in pretty good condition. Haven't tried to get the motor running yet. Any one know anything about this? I think it is a 79C and that they were produced by Mighty Mac??
I plan on doing some research and possibly unbolting the lift frame/motor mount and making a mount for one of my cadets. It would be much handier mounted on a tractor.
Found this link.
http://www.onlycubcadets.net/forum/s...ead.php?t=3565
Mount in a yard cart. Thats what I did, though mine is not an IH. Works great!
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