Firewood Anyone?

mhank · 07-02-2009

This is how to cut some firewood.

YouTube - Firewood Machine

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chasekerion4 · 07-02-2009

That would be nice to have....

Probably cost a little more than $500 bucks though, ya think?

El Cazador · 07-02-2009

Boy, I'd hate to be the guy in that Bobcat day after day. Bobcats/skidsteers get old really quick. The other machine looks almost like one a timber company has that we buy firewood from. Theirs is mostly home-made though, and without the rolling trash cage at the end. My barnyard can attest to that. They run mostly cut tops through it to make firewood though, not that larger straight stuff the video was cutting/splitting.

Bazooka Joe71 · 07-03-2009

While both of those machines are really cool, that second one is really impressive...

What is the tumbler for?

mhank · 07-03-2009

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bazooka Joe71

While both of those machines are really cool, that second one is really impressive...

What is the tumbler for?

It gets rid of the loose bark and trash from the split wood.

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07-02-2009	#3 (permalink)
El Cazador The better to EAT you with, little Red Marxist... Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: NW Hendricks CO Posts: 1,098	Boy, I'd hate to be the guy in that Bobcat day after day. Bobcats/skidsteers get old really quick. The other machine looks almost like one a timber company has that we buy firewood from. Theirs is mostly home-made though, and without the rolling trash cage at the end. My barnyard can attest to that. They run mostly cut tops through it to make firewood though, not that larger straight stuff the video was cutting/splitting.

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Bazooka Joe71 Grandmaster Join Date: May 2008 Location: Southern IN Posts: 5,306	While both of those machines are really cool, that second one is really impressive... What is the tumbler for?