TR70 branch logger at APF

[difflock]

Think "pencil post" for the TR70

and

"sewer pipe" for the TR110

Quite a difference

Oops:blushing:(and I should), I just realized, from the photo above.

That I bin wittering about the TR110, seen at the Irish Forestry show Friday past:001_rolleyes:

Though I recall it was the TR70 at the APF.

I`will now sensibly sign out.

Marcus

Edited May 14, 2013 by difflock

[Marko]

My tractors jump from Kubotas and 135's to the MB Trac so my thinking was that the TR70 would be better suited to small tractors tootling up and down the coppice taking out anything that it could cope with and making conventional logs out of anything too big.

 

I do have a feeling though that a bag with 4" logs in (TR110) might be seen as a more saleable and so extraction and then a big day out with the MB might be better.

 

Decisions, decisions. More sleep going to be lost I can tell.

[Woodworks]

Having seen what our TR70 can do I would have got it's big brother if our tractor was larger. As you say the bags just look that bit more saleable.

[jandc]

There also is an electric version now it seems

 

the EM70 [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rROrYDlKUlA]URBAN EM70 - YouTube[/ame]

[logsplit]

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[/ame][ame=

]kindle machine for splitting pallets for fire starters - YouTube[/ame]

 

 

Logsplit 200 kindler - Kindler logsplit 200 home

[Stihlightning]

Just wondering has anyone got one of these in the west of Ireland best thing since the wheel in my opinion.

[rovers90]

Just wondering has anyone got one of these in the west of Ireland best thing since the wheel in my opinion.

 

I would have a look at the Bilke as well, larger diameter and cheaper I think.

[Logsnstuff]

any chance of some pics of the sticks rather than video of it working I would like to see what its producing.

[Alycidon]

As a follow on from my thread of a couple of days ago.

 

Its now been a couple of years since this was discussed, those of you that have bought the TR70 and are selling the end product.

 

A, Are you selling the product as kindling? or as normal fuel, or both.

 

B, How is the product accepted by end users?.

 

C, Roughly what is the repeat order percentages?.

 

D, What sort of money per bag sell out?.

 

E, Who supplies the bags for it?. Currently use SG Baker and Bag Supplies.

 

Thanks

 

A