The company launched the truck at an event in Chicago on Nov. 7. It will be available in January and was developed in partnership with General Motors.

The AutoSplit removes more than 4 inches of material from the bottom of the round, splitting it into even pieces, and cycles automatically. “It’s kind of a different take,” observed Timmins. Some companies have tried to copy it, he noted, which he considers a compliment.

                “I can’t stress enough, people giving positive reviews and word of mouth” have helped him grow his business. By reviews he referred to the review comments that people post via his company’s Google search page. Aaron makes a point of replying to those reviews and thanking his customers. He also has a Facebook page although he acknowledged he doesn’t spend much time to maintain it.

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                The solution for Aaron was selling his tractor and investing in a skid steer and a firewood processing attachment for it from Halverson Wood Products in 2017.

Further in the report, the Wood Chippers market is examined for Sales, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin. These points are analysed for companies, types, and regions. In continuation with this data, the sale price is for various types, applications and region is also included. The Wood Chippers Market consumption for major regions is given. Additionally, type wise and application wise figures are also provided in this report.

Some folks have a need for more speed. The hydraulics used in log splitters aren’t exactly fast devices. Kinetic splitters are the solution here. Kinetic splitters use a small engine to spin up a flywheel. When the splitter is activated, the flywheel’s pinion gear is engaged with a rack. The rack pushes the wood into the wedge. Sounds complex, but [Gary Gilmore] does a great job of explaining his design in this video. The flywheel on his splitter began life as part of a bulldozer diesel engine. 75 lbs of steel spinning at several hundred RPM generates quite a bit of force!

Moreover, to consider sustainability from a broader perspective, production of real Christmas trees supports local communities and economies in the United States, whereas purchasing artificial trees principally supports manufacturers in China.

                “We sell approximately 28,000 yards of mulch annually,” said Johncock. “That’s the equivalent of about 200 semi-truck loads in 50-ft. trailers. Mulch sales account for approximately 19 percent of company sales.”

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.

All of GreenMech’s hydraulic machines are fitted with their patented disc-blade system, providing up to 150 hours of chipping before re-sharpening is required. They also come with a 3 Year, no-quibble warranty, the support of GreenMech’s well-established UK dealer network and a variety of flexible GreenMech Finance options.

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