A mobile attachment firewood processor is mounted on a suitable carrier vehicle and uses the vehicle’s hydraulic system for sawing and splitting. This allows the complete processing setup to be moved easily between different work locations.
The log is loaded onto the machine and sawn to the selected cutting length. The cut section then moves into the splitting area, where it is pushed through a splitting knife. Depending on the model and configuration, different splitting knife options are available.
Depending on the BTD model, suitable carrier vehicles can include tractors, wheel loaders, compact loaders, telehandlers and excavators.
The carrier vehicle must provide sufficient hydraulic oil flow, working pressure, lifting capacity and stability. A compatible mechanical attachment, pressure-free return and leak-oil connection are also important.
A BTD attachment firewood processor depends on a suitable carrier vehicle for hydraulic power and mobility. The BTD TrailerPlus-M is different: it is a mobile stand-alone firewood processor with its own engine and hydraulic system.
This makes the two concepts suitable for different applications. The right choice depends on the available carrier vehicle, hydraulic capacity, required mobility and production needs.
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