buying firewood processor

[Logsnstuff]

It's doable but you would not want to keep that pace day in day out. If I'm on my own I can do 28 30 bags a day. Two of you in perfect size softwood could clear 50 bags.

 

what size bags

[Mortimer Firewood]

what size bags

 

1m3 sat on pallets

[big chris the log]

palax is a good solid machine ,i have the palax combi tsve 2006 mobile one ,had a palax combi 600 mobile before it ,which i had for 10 years and was sill in good working order when i sol it ,and that was a 1998 model .palax do the mobile active mobile with a petrol engine for around £10,000 .give jim a call in caladonian forestry on 01764663798 good luck .

 

Quite agree the palax combi range is easy to use ,simple, and been around since the mid 90s Very good on bent and twisted timber and about as fast

as you would want to go .A good secondhand one from Jim at Caledonian

would a good buy.

Been with Palax since 1995 so am biased but would not even consider a

chainsaw model so that rules out the tajfun.Will be interesting to see what

they are like after several years if the electrics last that long.

Happy Christmas all Chris.

[Mortimer Firewood]

I want the first 7 k out of a processor not the last 7k let someone elsa worry about it getting old. Plus Kilworth do some pretty good deals on trading in.

Don't no many firewood merchants keeping processors longer than 3 years.

[briquette_seller]

I don't see why people diss like electrics.

Hydraulics can be as much of a menace as electrics.

 

Repairing a wire is much quicker and easier to fix than a burst hose, or sticky valve.

[Wood wasp]

I know where you're coming from but it's far easier to fault find in hydraulic system