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“There’s many different options out there when it comes to splitting big timber,” Reisenweaver said, “but I feel like this is the best option. To be able to sit in the cab of your machine and split firewood is just amazing.”

To estimate the total impact of something like a Christmas tree, researchers use a method called life cycle assessment to develop a “cradle to grave” accounting of inputs and outputs required to produce, use and dispose of it. For natural Christmas trees, this covers everything from planting seedlings to harvesting the trees and disposing of them, including equipment use, fertilizer and pesticide applications, and water consumption for irrigation.

What about logs that are too heavy to lift? Does it split vertically? I’d really like to see it split some 24-inch long maple, osage orange, or forked logs. BTW, I kind of resent that ad-based CAPTCHA.

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At the smaller end of the hydraulic splitter range, many lightweight horizontal bench-top or roll-around models exist in the 4- to 8-ton range. These machines are usually powered with electric motors, so they are quiet, and you can operate them indoors safely if desired. I’ve used 6-ton models that were quite capable of splitting 18-inch-long billets up to about 18 inches in diameter. Though ideal for splitting dry wood, these little powerhouses can be used effectively with wet wood up to around 12 inches in diameter, assuming it isn’t one of the more difficult-to-split species. If you have a few cords of relatively small stuff to split each year, and/or you like to work indoors, these comparatively inexpensive units make perfect sense. If you routinely have more wood to split and handle larger rounds, you will want to upgrade.

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The document suggests it’s not a matter of if Whitehorse will face the threat of a destructive wildfire some day. It’s a matter of when.

Timmins had already begun scoping out possible business locations, and the two made the trip East and settled on leasing a building in Marathon, New York, which is about 45 miles south of Syracuse. Timmins sold his firewood and logging businesses in conjunction with establishing Automated Biomass Systems and setting up manufacturing operations in New York.

With this Wood Chippers and Mulchers market report, all the manufacturers and the vendors will be in aware of the growth factors, shortcomings, threats, and the lucrative opportunities that the market will offer in the next few years. The report also features the revenue; industry size, types, applications players share, production volume, and consumption in order to gain insights about the demand and supply chain of the market.

                 The Beast has been on the equipment roster since 2012, the year that JFP launched its mulch component. It is the first Bandit that Gordon has owned. “Speed” is the quality that he likes most about the grinder, he said.

ACC Landscape Contractors of Turnersville, N.J., purchased an S2X 800 from Atlantic Excavator Attachments and became the first client to experience the power of this unique attachment. ACC is a small firm specializing in land clearing, forestry and the distribution of byproducts including mulch and firewood.