advice on going from splitter to processor

[Billy68]

will try the bit of string steve mine cost £12,000

[Stephen Blair]

will try the bit of string steve mine cost £12,000

 

Yikes !!!!!!!

[gensetsteve]

will try the bit of string steve mine cost £12,000

 

You have to sell alot of wood to make £12,000 back. Anyone got a used hakki x37 for about 4k . I think Barnsley Bob was selling his Steve

[Billy68]

should pay for its self in about two years yes the idea is to sell a lot of logs

Edited August 31, 2011 by Billy68

[Stephen Blair]

You have to sell alot of wood to make £12,000 back. Anyone got a used hakki x37 for about 4k . I think Barnsley Bob was selling his Steve

 

Cheers:thumbup1:

[gensetsteve]

should pay for its self in about two years yes the idea is to sell a lot of logs

 

Yes I did not mean to knock it £35,000 is cheap for a processor if you do enough cord but I would imagine steve gets alot of chunky stuff like us.

[rowan lee]

cheers guys. i like the look of billys. Big rings are easy and i have 2 vertical splitters which deals with that stuff great, its the small light long stuff that drives me nuts.

 

If its mainly the smaller stuff you want to make light work of, what about one of these lads - [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZq9OLLA0tI]Bilke pilkekone firewood processor klapikone - YouTube[/ame]

 

I saw one in action at a show during the summer, and was keen to see what the end product was like. I had heard reports of splintered kindling mish mash

but it was all pretty good clean firewood, no saw dust waste, no chain or blade sharpening and a very fast, efficient process.

 

M large quoted me about 6k new for one. If firewood was anything more then a hobby for me I'd have one for sure.

[Chris Sheppard]

If its mainly the smaller stuff you want to make light work of, what about one of these lads -

 

I saw one in action at a show during the summer, and was keen to see what the end product was like. I had heard reports of splintered kindling mish mash

but it was all pretty good clean firewood, no saw dust waste, no chain or blade sharpening and a very fast, efficient process.

 

M large quoted me about 6k new for one. If firewood was anything more then a hobby for me I'd have one for sure.

 

a similar machine, but a bit cheaper , is the Klapi Tuiko - can quite often see them second hand on Mascus for not huge money

[rowan lee]

Yeah Ive seen those going for about 2-2.5k second hand. Doesn't look to be a whole lot to go wrong with them either.

[scbk]

Sixfold Productions LLC - Firewood processor Klapi-Tuiko fabrication, forestal equipment. : Klapi-Tuiko

 

Looks a nice toy