firewood tumbler

[mikeyg]

aaarrrhhh. just thought i had a cheap solution sorted out. do you not think it would work if i had one custom made with about 2 and 3 inch gaps between the tines.

[nick channer]

gaps on mine are around 3 inch's.. for it to work it needs to be shaking or vibrating as wood falls into it... its no use loading bucket and expecting all small stuff to fall out...

[david]

riddle buckets are a pain tbh

 

id say the bark fallng of is a sign of good dry firewood and your customer is getting some free kindling

 

[Daniël Bos]

The only answer is a rotating drum as far as I can see.

[WorcsWuss]

What about something like this..?

 

Rotar International B.V.

[Johny Walker]

aaarrrhhh. just thought i had a cheap solution sorted out. do you not think it would work if i had one custom made with about 2 and 3 inch gaps between the tines.

 

if you sell by the bag ,cut it strait into the bag ,thats what i do ,with most of mine ,

[WorcsWuss]

Did you watch the movie? They run house bricks through it in that!

 

Woo, where did the post I replied to go...?!

[Daniël Bos]

Deleted it, I tried to post the picture of the loader with the giant fireball in the bucket but it didn't work.

[WorcsWuss]

Go to the bottom of the menu on the left and watch the video of the modified Cat backhoe deminer.... wicked tool... want one...!

[mikeyg]

well, looks like i'm gonna have to make a tumbler as palax quoted £4500.

all looks fairly doable apart from the large circles and tubing that go around the rods. where do you get metal like that. it would have to be about a metre in diameter. i was wanting to do it out of scrap but i was told i might have to have it pressesd. any ideas.