Firewood production in the woods!

[rowan lee]

This setup would be an ideal unit for hiring out to small woodland owners who want 1st thinning for firewood. It utilises minimum handling of the timber repeatedly, a most in efficient firewood production. Also it would be nice doing all the work in the woods, rather then in some bleak muddy timber processing yard.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=it4LgXBS8w4]Naarva S23 Polttopuun teko 2014 - YouTube[/ame]

[A Pettersen-Firewood&Chip]

Oh how i wish i had a big birch woodland

[difflock]

Flat ground , dry underfoot, no briars, well spaced trees,(like sewer pipes stood on end) virtually no branchs.

Life is NOT fair!!

[JimE]

I have sold a couple of the small felling heads into Ireland, but they dont seem to be taking off in England so much.

Naarva do make some cracking equipment!

[Alycidon]

Logs are not split so wont dry that fast.

 

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[Buzzsurgeon]

Logs are not split so wont dry that fast.

 

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Looks like it splits as well in vid

[difflock]

That was the reason for highlighting the bolting on of the splitting wedge to the shearing blade.

[Chris Sheppard]

Logs are not split so wont dry that fast.

 

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As above, that's what those bolt on pieces are doing, splitting it as the shear comes out.

 

Nokka do a similar set up but with a 4 way set up on the other side so the log gets pushed through the knife, more like a conventional processor.

 

I've seen something similar to the Nokka one but on a conventional roller head (on youtube somewhere) - worked better than I thought it would.

[Flocks]

Omg I want one! 😍

[Alycidon]

I see, or rather I did not at the time.

 

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