woodland mills log processor

[Woodlandmilluk]

in April we will have a new log processor at our unit in south Wales for everyone to come and play with so if your interested go to the website for more info or our Facebook page

or give me a shout

[Petemate390xp]

we like that can you PM us when it's in:thumbup1:

thanks

Pete.

[carpenter1]

price and specs?

[Woodlandmilluk]

14 H.P Kohler gas engine

Produces up to 1 bush cord/hour

12 ton ram

8 second ram cycle time

15″ log diameter capability

Up to 21″ cutting length

2-4 way splitter

10 ft log lengths

145/60/13 wheels/tires (rated up to 80 km/hour)

880 lbs overall weight

Bar oil drip system to keep the chain lubricated while cutting

Powder coated and galvanized steel finishes

2 year warranty

3 year engine warranty from Kohler

[Woodlandmilluk]

£4790 delivered to your address if you go on the woodland mills uk site all the videos and I for is there and as soon as I have one we will be having a demo at my site in South Wales

Will also be posting videos and pictures up on our facebook page and here

[Petemate390xp]

Cool keep me up to date:thumbup:

thanks

Pete..

[Justme]

145/60/13 wheels/tires (rated up to 80 km/hour)

 

Why?

 

Seems odd to not fit tyres that can do the legal UK limit of 60 mph for trailers.

 

Fitting F rated tyres to a combination that can exceed their rating sounds very very iffy & possibly has insurance & licencing implications. It def has C&U implications.

 

Tyres are rated for the speed the vehicle can go (or all car would only have L rated 75mph tyres fitted). With allowance for its performance re acceleration, cornering & braking at it load limits.

 

 

 

Has someone mis read the 80 load index on the tyre (for weights up to 450kg each)?

[Justme]

Do you know the fuel consumption per hour?

 

Will you be selling the fully galved ones too?

 

Any reduction for collection?

[treequip]

Why?

 

Seems odd to not fit tyres that can do the legal UK limit of 60 mph for trailers.

 

Fitting F rated tyres to a combination that can exceed their rating sounds very very iffy & possibly has insurance & licencing implications. It def has C&U implications.

 

Tyres are rated for the speed the vehicle can go (or all car would only have L rated 75mph tyres fitted). With allowance for its performance re acceleration, cornering & braking at it load limits.

 

 

 

Has someone mis read the 80 load index on the tyre (for weights up to 450kg each)?

 

I am going to guess its because that's how it comes into the UK, many "EU" trailers are speed restricted.

[Woodlandmilluk]

i havent got a feul consumption yet but as soon as i get one i will let you know what im getting out of it and regards to a fully galvanised processor we are happy and confident with the power coated metal