Where's best to buy firewood processors?

[Fahrenheit]

I'm looking to buy a firewood processor......there are many companies but who is the best to deal with? Are there any close to Yorkshire and do they offer finance on them?

[eggsarascal]

I'm looking to buy a firewood processor......there are many companies but who is the best to deal with? Are there any close to Yorkshire and do they offer finance on them?

 

My advice (for what its worth) is if youve got to get a processor on finance is DONT DO IT, you,ll be working for next to nothing, firewood is hard enough work to make a profit at the moment as the price of cordwood is going silly in some parts, never mind paying a loan back on the machine, stick with a saw bench and splitter, unless you have access to your own cord that is.

[Fahrenheit]

i don't have to get it on finance but i may if the rates are good.

 

Everyone seems to be on a downer on this site about the cost of buying and selling firewood but from the suppliers i know they're making a bloody good living........what you buying your wood for and what are you selling it for?

[mendiplogs]

HI EGG your right there cord price too high mate jon

[mendiplogs]

HI fahrenheit have ago at logs mate:thumbup1: then you will no if you make lots of cash:001_cool: all the best jon

[eggsarascal]

i don't have to get it on finance but i may if the rates are good.

 

Everyone seems to be on a downer on this site about the cost of buying and selling firewood but from the suppliers i know they're making a bloody good living........what you buying your wood for and what are you selling it for?

 

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[cousin jack]

HI fahrenheit have ago at logs mate:thumbup1: then you will no if you make lots of cash:001_cool: all the best jon

 

[elfinwood saws]

Forest machines from Jas P Wilson

posch are good machines

[gensetsteve]

i don't have to get it on finance but i may if the rates are good.

 

Everyone seems to be on a downer on this site about the cost of buying and selling firewood but from the suppliers i know they're making a bloody good living........what you buying your wood for and what are you selling it for?

 

They were making a good living and will be if you can lift the price up to cover the materials. Unfortunately not round here.

[Fahrenheit]

Thanks for info......will check out P Wilson. They seem to offer a good range. Prices are good around here.....£130 a cube is pretty standard for hardwood.