logging saw bench ?

[White Noise]

Well people I only process my arb waste as firewood and never buy in timber . This pays for my yard rent to run my tree work business from and a couple or so holidays away with my other half per year . The dilema Im facing is all the waste we cut is done with an 034 chainsaw mainly and then an axe . Although we use our 13ton splitter for the big ugly pieces and billet making even though its max length is only 3 .5 ft long . Log saw to buy or not to buy . Pros and cons based on the above stats please . Me personally I want to just buy one . It would be nice to see your take on this . Regards Paul

 

All waste below 4" is chipped

[eggsarascal]

Well people I only process my arb waste as firewood and never buy in timber . This pays for my yard rent to run my tree work business from and a couple or so holidays away with my other half per year . The dilema Im facing is all the waste we cut is done with an 034 chainsaw mainly and then an axe . Although we use our 13ton splitter for the big ugly pieces and billet making even though its max length is only 3 .5 ft long . Log saw to buy or not to buy . Pros and cons based on the above stats please . Me personally I want to just buy one . It would be nice to see your take on this . Regards Paul

 

All waste below 4" is chipped

 

Saw bench over chainsaw every time mate.

[White Noise]

Saw bench over chainsaw every time mate.

 

Cheers Eggs just confirming my suspicions Hope you and yours are well

[Breezeblock]

just in the process of building one with a 2 cyl petters engine 700mm blade and it also drives a screw splitter

[THE88MAN]

McConnell pto bench if you have a tractor sounds ideal,will do billets,rings,lumps,bumps and chunks with good blade and belts

[Ashes_Firewood]

Saw bench without a doubt. I find it a lot more comfortable to use than a chainsaw for long periods of time when logging up as well as being quite a bit faster cutting. No chain sharpening is nice too. I only wish I had got mine sooner.

 

I posted this the other day about my Balfor

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/firewood-forum/78812-worth-buying-pto-saw-bench-2.html#post1175410

[woody woodpecker]

Hi we use a hacki pilke eagle with built in cone log splitter, faster and safer than a chain saw, tungsten tip blade stays sharp for ages and you don't have to keep buying chainsaw oil:001_smile:

thanks chris

[log on tommy]

we have a ryetec and its so much faster and safer than a chainsaw and as takes a lot less maintenance. I did go for the conveyor option which further reduces the load on your back but more than doubles the price

[White Noise]

Thanks for the all the replies

[carpenter1]

i have been considering buy one to, seen the posts the other day about it.

 

whats the max cuts

costs?

 

wheres best to go to buy?

 

thanks