Drum Chippers
High-capacity drum chippers for tree care, forestry and land clearing.
Built for tree care, forestry + land clearing
Feed the chipper. Keep the crew moving.
Turn a new or used wood chipper into a clear monthly payment path—without tying up all the cash you need for payroll, fuel, trucks and the next job.
✓ 12–72 month terms
✓ New + used equipment
✓ Dealer + private seller paths
✓ Dealer + manufacturer programs
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Commercial equipment programs with more than two decades of experience helping businesses purchase productive assets.
Tree care + forestryBuilt for arborists, land clearing and
wood-processing crews
New or usedDealer inventory and qualifying used equipment
Productive assetsEquipment that creates capacity and
revenue
Dealer enabledA monthly path right at the point of
purchase
Equipment
Built around the chipper your crew actually needs.
From compact tow-behind units to whole-tree chippers, explore purchase paths built around the way tree care and land-clearing businesses shop.
Disc Chippers
Commercial disc chippers for brush, limbs and tree-service work.
Whole-Tree Chippers
Heavy-duty chippers for biomass, forestry and large clearing operations.
Used Chippers
Qualifying used machines from dealers and other sellers.
Dealer Programs
A monthly payment path your sales team can offer at the point of purchase.
Manufacturer Programs
Scalable purchase programs for manufacturers and dealer networks.
Private Seller Purchases
A path for qualifying purchases outside traditional dealer inventory.
Trucks + Chipper Packages
Eligible equipment packages built around the complete working setup.
Shopping for equipment?
Find the chipper. Then find the monthly path.
Search Equipment Trader for current listings. When you find the machine, come back with the listing or quote and we’ll help structure the purchase.
How it works
A direct path from quote to equipment.
1. Start with the equipment
Share the machine, seller and purchase price.
2. Review the business
We look at the transaction and the operating story behind it.
3. Choose a monthly path
Review available structures that fit the equipment and business profile.
4. Keep the purchase moving
Documents and vendor coordination move the deal toward funding.
For dealers + manufacturers
Sell more chippers. Give the buyer a monthly path.
When a chipper puts another crew to work, replaces rental expense or increases daily capacity, the conversation should not stop at the purchase price. Give the buyer another way to say yes.
Monthly quotingYour brand stays forwardRepeatable
process
See dealer program
details
01
Quote monthly
Help buyers evaluate the machine against the work it can produce.
02
Keep your brand front and center
Your team stays in the sales process while we support the payment path.
03
Support more customer profiles
Give established and emerging operators a more complete review.
04
Build a repeatable program
Create a consistent purchase-enablement process for reps and locations.
EARLY STAGE. NOT STARTUP.
A young company can still be a real operating business.
Once a company has real revenue, customers, deposits, operating activity and an equipment need tied to capacity, the story deserves more than a simple age test.
For dealers: don’t automatically lose a good buyer because the business is young. Bring us the whole story.
Real revenue + banking activity
Customer demand + contracts
Owner + management experience
How the equipment creates capacity
FAQ
Questions before you start?
Can I use this for used chippers?
Yes. Qualifying used equipment can be considered, subject to the machine, seller, documentation and program requirements.
Do you work with chipper dealers?
Yes. We can support dealers and manufacturers that want to give commercial buyers a monthly payment path at the point of purchase.
Can related equipment be included?
Eligible attachments and related equipment may be considered when they are part of the qualifying equipment purchase.
Do you look at younger businesses?
We look at the complete operating story, including revenue, customers, ownership, cash flow, equipment use and other available information.
Ready to put more wood through the machine?
Start with the equipment and purchase price.