All Woodsman products are designed to resist the rigors of daily use and are built with solid steel components, less moving parts, and simple, clean, high-quality hydraulic systems. Woodsman achieves this through four steps: Engineering, Production, Paint, and Final Assembly.

Engineering

Woodsman began the manufacturing process using customer input to fabricate a product that would be successful throughout the industry. Today we use innovative 3-dimensional computer drawings to enhance the precision and accuracy of our products. Engineering continues to focus on simple designs and fewer moving parts. We welcome customer comments to assist us in meeting the needs & desires of our customers.

Production

Since Woodsman chippers are built from solid steel plates, production in the Woodsman manufacturing facility begins with computer cut components. The frames and components are then individually fixture built. Once each is complete, they are fit together and welded in place. Before proceeding to the next stage, all units are checked and inspected.

Final Assembly

The base unit and all separate components are powder coat painted prior to assembly. This ensures that all Woodsman chippers are completely and evenly coated. Components such as the drum, feed wheel, drives and hydraulics are then installed. The power unit is placed onto the frame, the unit is test ran, and pressures and tolerances are set. The chipper is then ready to be shipped.