Regional Segmentation: • North America (U.S., Canada, Mexico) • Europe (U.K., France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Rest Of Europe) • Asia Pacific (China, Japan, South Korea, ASEAN, India, Rest of Asia Pacific) • Latin America (Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Rest of L.A.) • Middle East And Africa (Turkey, GCC, UAE and South Africa Rest of Middle East)

Flavor: Like an earthier Chemdog, with a little doughy sweetness hanging around for a few minutes after. The garlic comparison makes a little more sense here, but you still have to look for those zesty and herbal notes.

These logs are cut by a 1.5-metre circular saw and split into pieces by a 50-tonne log splitter. Bell’s Machining is based in Canada and make a variety of firewood products.

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Realizing he was just seconds away from serious harm, Blaney said he had to jump off the ground onto a small platform at the mouth of the wood chipper to avoid “going in head-first.”

                The longest amount of time Aaron stays behind the controls is about 4 hours. “After four hours,” he said, “it becomes like work. I have to find something else to do.”

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Then we come to a class of log splitters where common sense exits stage left. These are flywheel splitters, sometimes called widowmakers. The winner for scariest machine we’ve seen this week goes to [Jack Dickson] and his creation “The Wheel of Debt” [Jack] turned a pile of steel scrap into a device which makes us cringe just watching it. An 8 pound maul head is welded to a built up steel wheel. The wheel is spun by a small engine through a belt and car tire arrangement. The relatively lightweight wheel must spin quickly to generate enough force to split logs. This video was Jack’s last upload, so we can only assume his creation eventually got him. ‘

The Dealer Program, which focused on taking control of your inventory, spanned two days this year. It began on Tuesday afternoon with an interactive session and roundtable discussion led by Matt Mallas and Derek Whisenand, then segued into the Dealer Networking Reception. The program continued on Wednesday with two sessions by Bob Clements and the keynote speech by Dr. Robert Ballard. 

I have a DR log splitter and love it but your power comparisons are not accurate. My kinetic splitter is supposed to be equal to a 28 ton hydraulic splitter. It isn’t. It isn’t even as strong as the 24 ton hydraulic splitter I used to use. My DR spitter struggles on Ponderosa pine. The hydraulic splitter didn’t. All that being said, the DR splitter does well enough that I do prefer it over the hydraulic splitter.

                A.J.’s initial goal was to sell one Halverson firewood processor a year; in just over two years he has sold 36. In fact, Halverson recognized him as the company’s top performing dealer for sales volume for 2016.