How to process firewood

[openspaceman]

6:thumbup1:

 

Are they available to work south of London?

[Lukasfisch]

I used a homemade machine but i want a processor like the "PINOSA.NET EPC 400 WORLDS FASTER FIREWOOD" in the video! It's awesome!!! Max diameter??

[Lukasfisch]

Tell us a bit about your current way of doing things and how much per year you want to do?

 

The Pinosa processor looks good, i need a production 10tons per h.. or more...

[Lukasfisch]

that is a very open question as there are lot of variables to concider like what are you processing( arb waste or round timber), size, what other equipment you have access too, how do you store your logs, volume to be processed, budget, are they for you self or do you sell logs. the are just a few

 

Logs of a max diam 16 inches... i sell logs, and i have a huge place to stock it:laugh1: budget 50k.. i need a durable machine.... must work min 10 years..

[gensetsteve]

Logs of a max diam 16 inches... i sell logs, and i have a huge place to stock it:laugh1: budget 50k.. i need a durable machine.... must work min 10 years..

 

Processors I have owned lucky if they run 10 hrs let alone 10 years

[Lukasfisch]

Processors I have owned lucky if they run 10 hrs let alone 10 years

 

yeah maybe i ask too much...

[Alycidon]

The Pinosa processor looks good, i need a production 10tons per h.. or more...

 

 

10tons per hour, say 15 cube, 8 hour day, thats 120 cube a day, say 100 to cover stoppages etc.

 

You must be selling a hell of a volume to require that much throughout.

 

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[Lukasfisch]

10tons per hour, say 15 cube, 8 hour day, thats 120 cube a day, say 100 to cover stoppages etc.

 

You must be selling a hell of a volume to require that much throughout.

 

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yep 4 h per day... because its not a continuos production...

[doobin]

What country are you in?

[Lukasfisch]

What country are you in?

 

i am from germay... but i work in england... and i usually stay here.. i know my english really bad