DK2 OPC513 Chipper Shredder 3" 6.5HP Disk Direct Drive Kohler 2000 Series 196cc New - OPC513
The ATV-towable 3-inch direct drive OPC513 chipper shredder is powered bya KOHLER 2000 Series RH265 6.5HP 196cc engine, and comes equippedwith double edge cutting blades made with high strength steel so they staysharp longer.Featuring direct shaft drive centrifugal force that deteriorates trees,branches, leaves, and garden composting with ease and has a 4-stagecyclonic air filter system in the KOHLER engine, auto-blade feeding, and4.10/3.50-4 tires for off-road towing.
What our Experts Think
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Reliable Powerplant:
Equipped with a Kohler 2000 Series RH265 6.5 HP, 196 cc engine, known for smooth starts and dependable gas‑powered performance across yard equipment.
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Efficient Direct‑Drive System:
Direct shaft drive with double‑edge blades and hammer shredders uses centrifugal force to chip trees (up to 3″) and shred twigs, leaves and garden debris efficiently.
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User‑Friendly Operation:
Extra‑large feed chutes, auto‑blade feeding, removable tow bar and drop stand make setup and mobility easy, especially for ATV or garden tractor hauling.
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Built‑In Durability:
Heavy‑duty high‑strength steel cutters stay sharper longer, and solid off‑road tires support uneven terrain use.
Q&A
Q: What engine powers the DK2 OPC513?
A: Equipped with a Kohler 2000 Series 6.5HP, 196cc engine for reliable yard cleanup performance.
Q: What size branches can it chip?
A: Handles branches up to 3" diameter efficiently with a direct-drive disk system.
Q: What type of drive does it use?
A: Features a disk direct-drive system for smoother operation and reduced maintenance.
Q: Can it shred leaves and garden debris?
A: Yes — designed for leaves, twigs, and small yard waste, turning them into mulch.
Q: Is it suitable for residential and professional use?
A: Yes — compact yet powerful, ideal for homeowners and landscapers.
Q: What condition is the unit in?
A: Brand new, factory-sealed DK2 OPC513 chipper shredder.
Maintenance Tips
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Check engine oil & fuel before each use for safe operation
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Change engine oil after first 5 hours, then every 50–100 hours or seasonally
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Clean or replace the air filter regularly to maintain airflow and performance
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Inspect chipper blades; sharpen or replace dull blades to prevent engine strain
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Clear chute and discharge areas of debris after each use to avoid clogging
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Check spark plug annually or per hours; clean and gap as needed
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Tighten all bolts and fasteners before operation
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Keep engine cooling fins and surfaces clean to prevent overheating
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Use fresh gasoline and avoid stale fuel buildup
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Store in a dry, covered area to prevent rust and fuel degradation
