127: Wood special
Hello.
In celebration of our new log burning stove being installed this week (not by me, I hasten to add. By professionals who know how to do these things properly) I bring you a special wood cutting and splitting edition of Roo's Letter.
Ever since ordering the new stove I've been excitedly preparing firewood and seasoning it in my log shed (which I did make, by the simple expedient of tearing an existing shed in half). Cutting and splitting wood by hand is pleasurably simple, but sometimes I wish I was a rugged lumberjack with access to some of these machines.
Kesla 30RH harvester head
(there are number of similar models. I want one very badly)
CS27-40 With 18 Way Packaged Firewood Wedge
(It's like play-doh)
Palax Power100S Firewood Processor
(Oh my goodness)
Screw log splitting
(My could feel my little log splitting maul getting jealous when I watched this)
Alternatively
(I could add one to my car maybe)
This looks pretty safe
Hahn HFP160 Firewood Pro
(I really like this little brute)
Bandit Model 1590, 1590XP - 17" capacity drum chipper
(I rented a wood chipper recently to mulch some small branches. It was definitely not one of these)
Bandit Model 5000 Forestry Mower
(Like a lawnmower, but for a forest)
Yours sincerely
Roo
Roo Reynolds
@rooreynolds
http://tinyletter.com/rooreynolds
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