As with all Black Splitter wood-splitting attachments, the rotating cone can be used to maneuver and position individual logs before and after splitting from the operator’s cab. This improves comfort and productivity, especially during the winter, according to the manufacturer.

"Morbark continues to listen closely to our customers, providing the features they want and need and delivering on our promise of making heavy-duty equipment that helps enable them to succeed," continued Stanton.

The new model line consists of the Eeger Beever 812, 1215, 1415, 1418, 1621, 1821, 1922, 2131 and 2230, which range in horsepower from 35 HP (26 kW) to 400 HP (298 kW).

Their first idea was to develop a hydraulic box wedge that would slice through a round of wood to produce split pieces of uniform shape and size. “We kind of refined that over time,” said Timmins, “made it better and better.” It is marketed and sold today as the company’s AutoSplit machine.

“The CV Series has been compared to a field office with perks,” Cancelliere said. “Our philosophy is that driver comfort is critical to get the job done smoothly and efficiently, and the CV Series brings that philosophy to life.”

The wheels are 11″ in order to handle rough terrain and make it easy for you to transport anywhere in your yard. This chipper also comes with a debris bag that you can use when you want to prevent dust and messes.

                A Halverson firewood processor is particularly attractive to businesses that already have a skid-steer or excavator to attach it to, noted A.J. “It adds an extra utilization, an extra business opportunity.”

Mike Gladish – being part of a "volunteer" group does not mean that your agenda is neutral or unbiased or without personal gain or gain for others allied with your cause. Claiming that you and your like-minded buddies are "volunteers" does not impress me one whit. Your group appears to have had backing from key government players all along and this made me very suspicious about what’s going on here. Not to mention the apparent commercial gain in play. "Local employment" etc. You sound like a politician. Local employment can only come about through financial incentives – which means you and your allies getting money from various levels of government, which means the rest of us have to pay for that through tax increases or suffer a reduction in other services. Reduction of fossil fuels. Pfft. What? Wait! Didn’t you say this isn’t about climate change? Bottom line – your groups proposals, if enacted, will result in a large and sustained increase in costs to government operations, with a drastic change to the environment. And, by the way, Whitehorse is neither Fort Mac or California. Quit fear-mongering.

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…

Applications of Wood Chippers and Mulchers covered are: Forestry & Biomass, Tree Care, Sawmill, Others

1.In-depth analysis of the market on the global and regional level. 2.Major changes in market dynamics and competitive landscape. 3.Segmentation on the basis of type, application, geography and others. 4.Historical and future market research in terms of size, share, growth, volume & sales. 5.Major changes and assessment in market dynamics & developments. 6.Industry size & share analysis with industry growth and trends.

David Hollingsworth, left, was a former customer before he and craftsman Luke Lilley, right, partnered to open Branch and Bark Urban Sawmill.