Mobile Log splitting

[Essex arborist]

Mine is way faster than an Hydrocombi

Yes i have.. not sure how much of load it was, but it was atleast 15tons

 

It would be great to see a few vids of you in action splitting rings etc (that doesn't sound right at all but you know what I mean).

 

What size rings can your machine process ie diameter and depth?

 

Does it struggle with stuff like eucalyptus?

[King92]

Made a video today il try get it on the web soon.

It takes 55cm length and Whatever you can lift. Big rings i usualy quater/half with a chainsaw. Only done a small amount of eucy and it was a piece of cake

 

 

Watching my video back now - One ring every 6 seconds. So i might even get an early finish:thumbup1:

[Justme]

Will you price by the day / hour or the tonne / lorry load?

 

What will your rate be?

[kindlett]

hi rich, ill be avaiable in the summer months

[King92]

By the day i do it. Im sure i would be better off doing it by the cubic meter though but its hard to work it out. £180 for the 8hrs and £22per hour overtime

[Philmypower]

Any joy on uploading this vid mate, can't wait to see it in action. I'm in the market for a towable splitter at the moment but just can't make my mind up.

Where in north wales are you mate

[Essex arborist]

By the day i do it. Im sure i would be better off doing it by the cubic meter though but its hard to work it out. £180 for the 8hrs and £22per hour overtime

 

£180 a day! Including your labour, travel to and from your local, fuel for the machine, depreciation on a machine worth several thousand - that's too cheap surely?

[Hodge]

£180 a day! Including your labour, travel to and from your local, fuel for the machine, depreciation on a machine worth several thousand - that's too cheap surely?

 

 

Way to cheap.

 

 

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[King92]

Im in Gwynedd phill.

I made the video i just need to make youtube account and upload it. Il try do it tomorrow.

 

I dont think its way to cheap. Im not greedy

[Marc Lewis]

£180 a day! Including your labour, travel to and from your local, fuel for the machine, depreciation on a machine worth several thousand - that's too cheap surely?

 

and your overtime rate is less than your day rate.