TR70 branch logger at APF

[corylus]

Just a couple more if I may.....

 

Are you putting green wood through and seasoning in the vented sacks, or already dry stuff?

 

What about blade wear, changing blades etc?

[philg]

Both green and dry wood have gone through the machine, By the looks of things the blades arn't even showing any signs of wear yet. Give them a ring they're helpfull guys and will probably be able to help out alot for than me, when I bought my machine there were only a couple of guys in Ireland running them.

Thanks Phil

[corylus]

Cheers, will give em a buzz.

[marrickpark]

If any one has one of the tr70's in the north yorkshire area will be very interseted in hireing one, or if corylus is thining of getting one will have a bit of work for it, I do have access to a compact tractor that will get were bigger machinery wont!! in my case,,

let me know:thumbup:

[Mark JD Adamson Limited]

If anyone has one of these in the Southeast I am interested in hiring, either operated or machine only, to process quantity of clean small section softwood sawmill waste.

 

Also for info, pictures of a new larger prototype TR110 have appeared on the manufacturers website.

[normandylumberjack]

I think the Bilke

from M Large in Antrim will do the same job but can also handle larger diameter fresh timber and it seems more robust.

 

...But beware of splinters in the processed firewood!

 

Second that! bilke is brill! jas p wilson had a couple a few months ago, s/h and a low price too, i think £2k ish. great conveyor on them really flicks the logs.

[corylus]

A variant here........... no idea of any details but seems a very small motor.

 

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[Clada]

There seems to be another Czech company called Rojek producing a very similar line of what they call "Wood Crushers".

 

Wood crusher

 

They seem to be a rather specialised producer of woodworking machinery as well.

 

It would be interesting to see what their prices are.

[corylus]

Rojek are well known in the woodworking industry, not bad gear apparently.

[Clada]

Rojek's Irish agent R&S Biomass Equipment are quoting a relatively competitive price for the DH10 SP twin bag petrol version.

Edited January 3, 2012 by Clada