Kinetic technology is the wave of the future when it comes to log splitting. Instead of using hydraulics as most log splitters do, kinetic log splitters use a hefty flywheel system that stores energy from the engine in spinning flywheels, releasing it in one burst to pop through logs with record speed. No waiting for the ram to slowly press its way through a log, and then painstakingly retract itself. Here are some incredible facts about kinetic log splitters:

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GreenMech’s Arborist 150p, fitted with a 37hp Briggs & Straton Petrol engine, can offer comparable performance to the higher horse-powered diesel of the existing Arborist 150, but at a much-reduced cost. It features a generous 970 x 790mm in-feed chute to accommodate a 150mm chipping capacity, while the 150mm x 230mm letterbox-style in-feed throat opening makes light work of brash and heavily forked branches. The Arb 150p also comfortably meets the sub-750kg towing restrictions.

"I heard the noise the machine made when the accident happened and I turned and saw him on the ground," Abraham said. 

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Shift from IC Engine Powered Machines to Electric motors to Benefit the Wood Chipping Machinery Market

Dawn of the Dead follows four survivors doing their able-bodied best to live out the zombie apocalypse in a shopping mall, the existence of which was the movie’s most unintentionally optimistic prediction about the future. The survivors get whittled down by zombie attack until only Fran (Gaylen Ross) and Peter (Ken Foree) remain, at which point Peter elects to stay behind and hold off the shambling dead to give Fran time to escape in a helicopter.

                Like any chainsaw, the bar saw for the Halverson requires a steady supply of oil — it features an automatic oiler — for the bar, and the saw chain must be periodically swapped out for a sharp one. There is another plus to the Halverson, though, as Aaron pointed out. If he comes to a tough spot on a log, the Halverson processor can move the log to a better spot for bucking, avoiding a crook or knot. The feature enables the operator always to make the cut in a good part of the log.

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A comprehensive Firesmart program would require some annual maintenance to ensure there’s no return of spruce and other coniferous trees that are volatile and feed the spread of wildfires. It may mean encouraging the growth of deciduous trees like popular and aspen that act as natural fire breaks.

Automated Biomass Systems had already struck a tentative business relationship with Timberwolf when it agreed in principle earlier to manufacture conveyors for the Vermont company. Before Automated Biomass Systems could begin manufacturing for Timberwolf, the owner began looking to sell the business.

Prior to the Black Splitter, three of the commission’s workers would brave the elements using power saws and hand tools to take apart a stalk in proximity to heavy traffic. The operation was time- and labor-intensive and exposed workers to unnecessary safety risks.