Chipper knives

[Raven27]

I have to purchase knives for my woodchuck wc17. Last time I bought knives, I had a dufferntbchipper and don't remember where I got them. Looking to see who has the best quality/ longest lasting that holds up longer. Dont want cheap crap and I'm assuming that's whats at Bailey's. I measured my knives and they've been sharpened several times ( previous owner ground them wrong) I came up with 7 1/4" x 3 1/2" but I think they may be 4" as that's what I'm finding for my chipper. Anyways what's best brand of knives and who sells them.

 

[Gorman]

I have to purchase knives for my woodchuck wc17. Last time I bought knives, I had a dufferntbchipper and don't remember where I got them. Looking to see who has the best quality/ longest lasting that holds up longer. Dont want cheap crap and I'm assuming that's whats at Bailey's. I measured my knives and they've been sharpened several times ( previous owner ground them wrong) I came up with 7 1/4" x 3 1/2" but I think they may be 4" as that's what I'm finding for my chipper. Anyways what's best brand of knives and who sells them.

Simmonds. I think sherrill carries them.

 

[Jehinten]

I bought knives, knife bolts and nuts for my wc17 from @Trevor Balgavy at Landmark machinery. They've held up great. They were also Simmonds, made in USA if that's a consideration.

 

[flyingsquirrel25]

I second the Simmons brand. I purchased mine at American Arborist. I’ve been pretty happy so far 464 hrs on 4.5 sets of knives. And we feed with a skid loader...
Might try to call gap power he did mention that he was going to get into knives and grinder teeth. But I haven’t been up to see

 

[Raven27]

Thanks. I figure the Simmonds were a good brand ,and I do like the made in USA.