Guess who got a perfectly good wood chipper for $80?
Saw it on fb marketplace, guy got it with his house when he moved in but couldn't get it to run ever. I see it has the same engine as the old one I swapped out on my splitter, so I know the $100 harbor freight engine fits (even at $180 it'd still be a good buy). Get it, bring it home, and first thing's first, pull the filter and squirt o starting fluid. Fires up 2nd pull! Runs smooth too, blades need sharpening but that's easy. Kill it, let it cool down, fire it up again, fires first pull. Put the filter on, it tries to suck the filter down and starts dying, I yank the filter and it revs back up. Guy missed out on a working chipper for a $5 filter. Oh well, my gain