He expects the Black Splitter to stay especially busy this year because of storm-damaged trees and an ongoing battle with the Emerald Ash Borer. Based on what he has seen from the Model SB, he feels the attachment is up for the challenge.

Environmentally conscious consumers often ask me whether a real Christmas tree or an artificial one is the more sustainable choice. As a horticulture and forestry researcher, I know this question is also a concern for the Christmas tree industry, which is wary of losing market share to artificial trees.

I’m quite impressed by this one. It’s rather well made. You might still point out the lack of protections but they are aware of the risks and handle the logs properly (placed like that the knockback is highly reduced), making it averagely safe. However, you’re the second video is 100% unsafe. The operator is not handling properly and you can see logs flying at him. Best case scenario on a long time use would be a wrecked hand while the worst case could be a log sent in chest or face at full speed.

This chipper handles branches up to 3″ in diameter using knives and hammers in the grinding chamber and reduces waste by a 20:1 ratio.

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Here’s a fun one-https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=IAddyGNZ1cQ I wish I could find a video. I remember as a kid seeing a round baler made into a splitter, it would take 8′ lengths and chain conveyor them and buck them down to 18″ or so, then the cut pieces would fall into a basket a guy would grab from and use a axe head wheel of death to split them, he would toss them onto another chain conveyor that would take them up to a drop into a pile or into a truck. It was mesmerizing. The trouble with hydrolics is that they’re typically so slow…

The Paramus Shade Tree & Parks Commission has transformed its tree removal operation to improve worker safety and productivity by purchasing a Black Splitter model SB cone splitter from Lumberton, N.J.-based Ransome Attachments.

“Everyone knows about the benefits of reducing emissions produced by diesel cars, but now tree surgeons, who use wood chippers every day, need to understand what it means for their machines.

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Wood chipping machinery provides a biodegradable disposition of waste wood from forest, parks, gardens and recycle it for various industries such as forestry, construction, paper and pulp, energy sources, and agriculture. Operational capability on a wide range of power and easy availability of wood chipper machinery are likely to influence their adoption in variegated industries.

The report says the anticipated amount of biomass energy generated by comprehensive fuel abatement would be substantial.

This is made possible by the 245-mm rotating threaded chromium-steel cone with replaceable tip. The cone is available with a double helical thread design with a thread pitch of 24 mm for rapid wood penetration, or a quadruple helical thread design with a thread pitch of 45 mm on the model S2G for more powerful penetration into the largest and hardest timber.