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Crickey really surprised at answers I agree with overpriced but thought they were a well proven machine with good second hand value anybody know of second hand ones .

Hi about 2002 with full hydraulics I believe thanks for reply petrol engine

Hi my father is thinking of buying a used woodmizer lt30 does anybody know what sort of price one could be purchased for

Thanks in advance

Rob

Have to say the logmax not as heavy as I thought quite impressive stats they are basically what used to be known as grangard who are the agents for them now ?

Nice machine I am not a lover of logmax unless it's the really big ones but for hardwood I stand by the keto if it's bends you want to go round but do need alot of flow they say the sp heads wilsons are selling are good but in fact most of them are good but that machine is to high spec for a stroke I head I would say

I think any roller head will take alot of bark of chestnut alot depends on what base you are going to put it on only benefit of stroke head is they don't need muck flow but the tapios stroke head used to drive me mad waiting for it to walk down the tree

Has tracks I have ponsse h73 now very good head but keto was much better in hardwood cut many tons with it

3 knife keto 150 best head I have had for hardwood very short head goes round bends very well the 500 is really good too but hard to find and pricey

Keto 150 3 knive is the best I've used for hardwood marvellous bit of kit for that 500 is better but v heavy head for some base machines

I can help with that I'm new forest myself no problem pm if you are still looking

Mine is the older ergo with the cat engine so we can get through 40 gallons a day in that on a hard day but that would be 250 meters or more they say the Merc engines are better however I had an elk forwarder for a short time with a Merc and that wasn't great our buffalo with cat engine was better on fuel our work is getting smaller now so would like yours lol we are derailing this thread so if want anymore info pm me

That's just knife and roller pressure to high for the produce

The thing to be carefull of is that even with OSA and many of the harvesters is that if you are doing small thinnings you don't need to run a six cylinder engine my ergo does thinnings well but even with revs turned down you use far more fuel than you need to and these days makes such a difference a few years ago it wouldn't have mattered I agree purpose built is better but a newer 360 may be more economical to run

Keto is a good head I had one years ago a good alrounder but I think if you are doing reasonable stuff you get more speed for your oil flow out of rollers instead of tracks 3 knife keto excellent on hardwood

I have purpose built but am thinking of 360 for smaller work but can't bring myself to go back to tracks or the reduction in oil flow that i have now I think if I did it would be a doosan or cat 13 ton zero tail swing with keto 150 good simple head but don't like the fact I loose so much reach so think it would be better to make larger machines narrower and keep the 10 m reach maybe fit smaller head not sure which way to go any suggestions ??? Anybody got smaller head for sale ?? 30-40 cm size

Yea that's true fitted mine to bucket brackets but if its powerfully enough it wouldn't take much to change it

I reckon if you bought a post hole borer for your 3 toner and put a cone on it it would do the job I used a motor the same as post hole borer not quite got the flow for it think gonna fit it to forwarder and see what happens

I made one for my 1.5 t but doesn't have enough hydraulic power to run it it's nearly there I reckon a 3 ton stands chance still experimenting so will let you know

We used to use. Mini brunnet forwarder on peat and was very good I think with an old nor car forwarder with tracks would be good as v light and cheaper option if you can find one

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the blue disk doesn't burr the chain so much and puts less heat into it gives a much better sharpen get mine from clarkes forestry to fit oregan grinder really is better

Change to a blue grinding disk rather than the usual pink ones makes such a difference I use grinder all the time on my harvester chains and makes the job so much easier

Depends on what make u go for and what you mount it on roller harvesting heads are all about hydraulic flow and power but on smaller timber not so crucial stroke heads are slow but don't need the flow if you are harvesting for yourself the will be much better than manual I have had several harvesters stroke heads will struggle if you are harvesting on competitive rates I have ponsse h73 and love it will still do small stuff contact me if you need any more info

Does anybody use a screw splitter attachment??