BCH-X850-2 120mm Petrol Wood Chipper
Product Description
The BCH-X850-2 120mm petrol wood chipper is a self-feeding machine for tree branches, pruning material and suitable woody waste. Its maximum branch diameter is 120 mm, approximately 4.72 inches, placing it close to the commonly recognised 5 inch wood chipper size class. The cutting system uses two blades and one anvil, while available petrol-engine options include the R420, Loncin G420 and Honda GX390. For buyers selecting the Honda configuration, Honda publishes a displacement of 389 cm³ and net power of 8.7 kW at 3,600 rpm for the GX390 engine. With a wheeled chassis and tow-bar configuration, the BCH-X850-2 can be repositioned around suitable farms, orchards, estates and landscaping work areas where branch waste is generated.
BCH-X850-2 Specifications
| Specification | BCH-X850-2 |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Wood Chipper |
| Model | BCH-X850-2 / X850-2 |
| Feeding Method | Self-Feeding Type |
| Chipping Diameter | 300 mm |
| Maximum Branch Diameter | 120 mm (approx. 4.72 in) |
| Cutting System | 2 × Blades + 1 × Anvil |
| Weight | 166 kg / 190 kg |
| Engine Option 1 | R420 Petrol Engine, Manual Start |
| Engine Option 2 | Loncin G420 Petrol Engine, Manual Start |
| Engine Option 3 | Honda GX390 Petrol Engine, Manual Start |
Key Advantages of the BCH-X850-2 Wood Chipper
120mm Maximum Branch Capacity
The BCH-X850-2 accepts branches up to 120 mm in diameter, 20 mm more than the 100 mm maximum branch specification of the smaller BCH-M650. This gives buyers a clear capacity step when selecting between the two ACE wood chipper models.
Self-Feeding Operation
The self feeding wood chipper configuration draws suitable branch material towards the cutting system during operation, avoiding the need to describe feeding performance using unsupported productivity claims.
Two Blades and One Anvil
The cutting assembly consists of two blades and one anvil, giving operators a clearly defined set of cutting components to inspect when checking blade condition and carrying out routine maintenance.
Three Petrol Engine Options
The BCH-X850-2 can be configured with an R420, Loncin G420 or Honda GX390 petrol engine. Honda specifies the GX390 at 389 cm³, 8.7 kW net power at 3,600 rpm and 26.5 Nm maximum net torque at 2,500 rpm, providing a useful published reference for buyers considering the Honda-powered configuration.
Wheeled Chassis with Tow Bar
The wheeled chassis and tow-bar arrangement allow the 120mm wood chipper to be repositioned around suitable private working areas. Road-towing capability should be checked separately against the machine configuration and local regulations.
Where Can the BCH-X850-2 Be Used?
Orchard and Tree Pruning
The BCH-X850-2 can process suitable woody material generated during orchard pruning and tree maintenance, with a published maximum branch diameter of 120 mm.
Landscaping and Grounds Maintenance
For landscaping work, the petrol wood chipper for branches can reduce suitable pruning material before collection, transport or further handling, while petrol power avoids dependence on a fixed mains electrical supply.
Farm and Estate Maintenance
The combination of a petrol engine, wheeled chassis and 120 mm branch capacity makes the machine relevant to farms and estates where branch-processing work may take place at different locations.
Does a 120mm Branch Capacity Tell You the Chipper Output?
No. Maximum branch diameter and production output should be treated as separate specifications. As an industry comparison, the European Jo Beau M500 is also rated for a maximum recommended timber diameter of 120 mm (4.72 in), while its manufacturer separately publishes an average chip capacity of 8.33 m³/h. This does not represent the output of the BCH-X850-2; it demonstrates why buyers should ask for throughput separately instead of estimating productivity from maximum branch diameter alone.
| Buyer Check | Published Industry Example | What It Means for Selection |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Branch Diameter | Jo Beau M500: 120 mm / 4.72 in | Shows the maximum recommended timber size for that model. |
| Average Chip Capacity | Jo Beau M500: 8.33 m³/h | Throughput is published separately from branch diameter. |
| Engine Reference | Honda GX390: 389 cm³, 8.7 kW at 3,600 rpm | Engine specifications should be checked independently from chipping capacity. |
| Continuous vs Maximum Feed | One 120 mm professional chipper lists 90/110 mm continuous input | A headline maximum may not describe normal continuous processing conditions. |
How to Choose a 120mm Wood Chipper
Start with the diameter and condition of the branches processed during normal work rather than selecting a machine from the largest number in the specification table. Published machines in the same 120 mm class can have quite different configurations: for example, the LUMAG Rambo-HC15 combines a 120 mm maximum branch diameter with a 420 cm³ petrol engine rated at 9.0 kW at 3,600 rpm, while another professional 120 mm chipper distinguishes between its 120 mm maximum input and a lower 90/110 mm continuous input specification. These examples show why branch diameter, engine configuration, feeding arrangement and expected workload should be considered together when comparing a 5 inch wood chipper.
Why Choose the ACE BCH-X850-2?
The BCH-X850-2 provides a clearly specified 120 mm maximum branch diameter, self-feeding configuration, two-blade-and-anvil cutting system and three petrol-engine options. Compared with the BCH-M650's 100 mm maximum branch specification, the X850-2 adds 20 mm of nominal branch capacity for buyers who regularly handle larger pruning material. R420, Loncin G420 and Honda GX390 engine choices also allow the engine configuration to be specified when ordering rather than tying the machine to a single engine option.
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FAQ
What is the maximum branch diameter of the BCH-X850-2?
The BCH-X850-2 has a published maximum branch diameter of 120 mm, equivalent to approximately 4.72 inches.
Is the BCH-X850-2 a self-feeding wood chipper?
Yes. The BCH-X850-2 is specified as a self-feeding type, with suitable branch material drawn towards the cutting system during operation.
Is a 120mm wood chipper the same as a 5 inch wood chipper?
120 mm equals approximately 4.72 inches, so machines in this capacity range are commonly compared with the 5-inch wood chipper class. Buyers should still use the manufacturer's stated metric capacity when confirming the maximum branch size.
What engine options are available for the BCH-X850-2?
The listed petrol engine options are R420, Loncin G420 and Honda GX390. For reference, Honda publishes the GX390 as a 389 cm³ engine producing 8.7 kW net power at 3,600 rpm and 26.5 Nm maximum net torque at 2,500 rpm.
Does a 120mm maximum branch diameter mean every 120mm branch will feed the same way?
No. Maximum diameter alone does not describe branch shape, wood condition or continuous processing performance. Industry specifications show that some professional machines distinguish between maximum and continuous branch capacity, so normal working material should be considered when selecting a chipper.
Does 120mm branch capacity tell me the hourly output?
No. Branch capacity and throughput are separate measurements. For example, Jo Beau publishes both a 120 mm maximum recommended diameter and an 8.33 m³/h average chip capacity for its M500. The BCH-X850-2's own output should therefore be confirmed separately rather than inferred from its 120 mm branch rating.
What information should I provide when requesting a BCH-X850-2 quotation?
Provide the normal and maximum branch diameter, wood type, branch condition, expected working volume, operating location and preferred engine. These details give a clearer basis for confirming whether the BCH-X850-2 suits the intended work.
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