Timmins is a majority owner of the business and serves as president. His role is overseeing manufacturing operations, engineering and product development. Dubitzky has the title of director of marketing and sales, and — working from Colorado — is responsible for overseeing the efforts of their sales and marketing team in New York. Timmins and Dubitzky both are in their mid-late 30s.

Acquiring the Black Splitter allowed the commission, in conjunction with the Department of Public Works, to change its tree removal policy to improve safety and productivity. The lion’s share of the work is now done at the compost facility because of the Black Splitter.

The chipper is all steel fabricated with high gauge, powder coated steel for maximum durability. It can handle any green or dry material, from leafs and twigs to larger branches. The screen inside the chipper is 7/8″ so the chips are smaller in size than lesser quality chippers produce.

                When Gordon takes time away from business, he said he likes to play rummy with his wife, Sue Johncock. With a fondness for the outdoors that began when he was a child growing up on a farm in Hastings, MI, he also relishes the time to watch birds. In 1985, after Gordon’s first retirement from racing, he built a beef cattle farm, which he ultimately sold in 1999.

The wood chipping machinery market includes a large number of domestic as well as international players. These players are toiling hard to map their geographical footprint for expanding their customer base. With ‘survival’ being the foremost concern, players are extending their warranties and after-sales support to attract the attention of their customers.

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The biomass industry has been a historic user of wood chipper machines, and the use of such machines in this industry is expected to increase in the years to come. Furthermore, the manufacture paper, timber, and pulp is preceded by the chipping of bamboo and teak trees. This factor has also emerged as a key contributor to the growth of the global market for wood chipper machines in recent times. It is expected that the enhanced quality of drums, discs, and rollers used for wood-chipping would give an impetus to the growth of the global market for wood chipper machines.

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Power requirement for the largest model is about 200hp. Retail prices start from €39,700 for the smallest model.

                He looked at commercial hydraulic splitters and even considered the larger and much more expensive firewood processors. “In one of my searches I just kept going to the next search page and then to the next search page, and somewhere around page 20 I found this crazy-looking skid steer attachment called a Halverson.”