circular saw bench

[Justjames1961]

Have a look at the Collino Saw Benches from Oak Leaf Forestry.

We run a Pto driven one and find it ok for what we need.

Made in Italy I believe.

[IVECOKID]

Speak to the lads at Spectrum plant has they are Balfor dealers , excellent saw

 

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Ste

[timbernut]

Ah sorry, didn't realise was on a more commercial scale!

[simonm]

Speak to the lads at Spectrum plant has they are Balfor dealers , excellent saw

 

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Ste

 

What model is that? do you find it easier / more productive than ringing up?

[IVECOKID]

off hand i cant remember the model number but i think its the largest pto model they do ,it can also be supplied with a elevator .

Has for making life easier ...........for me yes has i will make logs out of anything spare TWIGGS and i use my hi lift Hinowa track dumper to drop logs straight into .That picture i was doing a Favour for a Neighbour .

 

 

Ste

[richy_B]

From memory there is an sc600 and sc700. The two sizes being the blade diameter is mm. Go for the bigger. Not a lot more money.

[Jimbob87]

Speak to the lads at Spectrum plant has they are Balfor dealers , excellent saw

 

 

 

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We have the same saw bench good kit bought it second hand of a mate put 350 cube through it i last year. He did 150 cube a year with it for 3 years previous. How long do belts last on yours?

[IVECOKID]

We have the same saw bench good kit bought it second hand of a mate put 350 cube through it i last year. He did 150 cube a year with it for 3 years previous. How long do belts last on yours?

 

It's only 3 months old so time will tell.

 

 

Ste

[scbk]

Has anyone got/used one of the petrol powered circular saw benches? (haven't got a tractor/pto)

 

I wonder how easy they are to drag around?

[richy_B]

My electric one is heavy - about 180kg. On anything other than flat, hard surface it is a back breaker to move it around.