USED PROGRESS 60

This Progress Model 60 chipper for sale in Freeport, Ohio is an industrial stationary wood chipper priced at $14,000 OBO. The identification plate shows Model 60, serial number 00 0095, and a rated operating speed of 600 RPM. Designed for commercial wood-processing environments, this type of large disc chipper may be suitable for sawmills, lumber operations, pallet plants, biomass facilities, and businesses handling slabs, trim blocks, roundwood, or wood waste. Progress is an established manufacturer of industrial wood-processing machinery, and comparable Progress 60-inch chippers remain in use and available through the secondary sawmill-equipment market. Buyers searching for a used stationary wood chipper in Ohio should inspect the machine and verify its exact knife configuration, drive requirements, feed setup, and discharge arrangement before purchase.
Available in Freeport, Ohio, this Progress Industries Model 60 chipper for sale is a heavy-duty stationary wood chipper being offered at $14,000 OBO. Built for industrial wood-processing applications, this machine is a potential fit for sawmills, lumber operations, pallet facilities, biomass processors, and other businesses needing to reduce slabs, roundwood, trim material, or similar wood waste into usable chips.
The identification plate visible in the supplied photographs identifies the machine as a Progress Industries Model 60, serial number 00 0095, with a rated speed of 600 RPM. The exact production year has not been confirmed.
Heavy-Duty Progress Industries Chipper
Progress Industries has manufactured industrial chipping equipment for the wood-products industry for decades. Manufacturer information for Progress disc chippers describes heavy plate construction, stress-relieved steel chipper discs, heavy-duty spherical roller bearings, and replaceable wear areas designed around demanding production environments.
This Model 60 represents an older stationary industrial design rather than a small portable brush chipper. Its large disc housing, substantial belt-drive pulley, reinforced steel construction, and fixed mounting arrangement make it much more applicable to a mill or processing-line environment.
Model 60 Industrial Chipper Configuration
Published used-equipment records confirm that Progress produced 60-inch stationary wood chippers, including Model 60 and 60-6 configurations. Existing industry listings show Progress 60-inch machines in horizontal-feed, drop-feed, top-discharge, and bottom-discharge configurations, depending on the specific machine.
The exact feed orientation, discharge arrangement, knife count, and drive requirements of this particular machine should be confirmed before purchase.
Photographs of the Freeport unit show:

Large enclosed circular chipper-disc housing
Heavy industrial steel frame and housing
Large multi-groove drive pulley
Progress Industries identification plate
Model 60 designation
Serial number 00 0095
600 RPM rating
Fixed/stationary mounting configuration
Visible surface rust and paint wear consistent with outdoor storage and age

Designed for Wood-Processing Applications
A stationary chipper in this size class may be suitable for commercial operations processing wood material such as:

Sawmill slabs
Trim blocks
Roundwood
Mill waste
Lumber-processing residue
Wood material intended for biomass
Raw material for additional chip screening or processing

Progress describes its industrial chipper line as being designed to convert roundwood and slabs into more uniform chips. The manufacturer has also used replaceable wear plates and heavy-duty disc construction in its chipper designs.
Actual production rate and maximum material size for this specific Model 60 have not been independently confirmed and should not be assumed from specifications for larger current Progress models.
Visible Condition
The photographs show an older industrial machine with visible cosmetic deterioration from age and exposure. Surface rust is present on the pulley, fasteners, seams, and various exterior steel components. Paint loss and oxidation are visible around several portions of the housing.
These observations are cosmetic only and should not be interpreted as a mechanical inspection.
No claim is being made that the machine has recently operated, has been rebuilt, has new knives, or has received recent bearing or drivetrain work because those details have not been provided.
Interested buyers should inspect:

Chipper disc
Knives and knife pockets
Bearings
Shaft
Drive pulley
Housing
Wear plates
Feed opening
Discharge area
Structural welds
Guards
Drive system requirements

before placing the unit into production.
A Potential Fit for Existing Mill Systems
For a buyer already operating conveyors, sawmill equipment, or a wood-waste processing line, an industrial stationary chipper can serve as part of a larger material-handling system.
Because this is not represented as a complete standalone chip-processing plant, buyers should verify what motors, guards, conveyors, electrical components, feed equipment, discharge components, foundations, and other supporting equipment will be required for their application.
Price and Location
This Progress Model 60 stationary wood chipper is located in Freeport, Ohio, and is priced at $14,000 OBO.
The seller is open to reasonable offers.
Trustworthy Equipment LLC is marketing the machine on behalf of the seller and can help connect qualified buyers with the appropriate party. Nationwide transportation assistance may also be available through independent hauling providers.
Because industrial chippers are highly configuration-specific, buyers are encouraged to arrange an inspection and verify dimensions, weight, knife configuration, power requirements, feed arrangement, discharge arrangement, and operating condition before purchase.