what and who??

[fergusonforestry]

I remember seeing summat similar to these at the APF (obviously slightly different for elf n safety etc) but can't remember A what they were calling them or B who was selling them, anyone help? [ame]

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[Woodworks]

These are available in the UK Welmac UK Ltd: Urban TR110 Branch Logger

 

Used to have the TR70

[fergusonforestry]

cheers mate how do you find it? any good?

[snk3]

GR-110 z przeno?nikiem ta?mowym

[Aunt Maud]

Where's the emergency stop ?....That scares the **** out of me.

[fergusonforestry]

Where's the emergency stop ?....That scares the **** out of me.

 

the uk ones have em not shown in the vid but can see it in the pic on website

[Woodworks]

Did exactly as it should but could not easily sell the end product. Tried them on the house stove but shoveling the branch logging on is a pain and they needed loads of air to burn and gone in a flash. Tried selling as kindling but not much take up as it does not light that easily and the nets drop crumbs all over the place. If you had an industrial type top loading stove the end product might well be very useful. Also we had the TR70 but the TR110 with it's bigger capacity would leave a much a better proportion of small logs to chopped twigs.

 

This was our machine in action. [ame]

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[Woodworks]

Where's the emergency stop ?....That scares the **** out of me.

 

They don't have one. The infeed does the cutting but does not pull with any force like you get on a chipper.

[fergusonforestry]

yeah I was imagining you wouldn't want much below 2/3 inch dia stuff , would it be possible to grade I wonder?

[Woodworks]

yeah I was imagining you wouldn't want much below 2/3 inch dia stuff , would it be possible to grade I wonder?

 

It is but very slow on our hedgerow brash. Probably less work on some nice tall skinny thinnings. Or did mean to grade it after processing?