how about a Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX,+IA GTG thread?

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Millions...
It's an entire plant.

The cost is extreme. A guy might be able to stuff loose brush in a hay burner with a brush grapple. But those aren't cheap either. I like watching a brush pile burn just seems like a waste.

 

[Workshop]

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They beat you to that idea..

I thought of those as I was typing my thoughts. Those are pretty much still the same as pellet fuel. Sawdust and wax pressed into a pellet. What I'm thinking of is more like chunks pressed into log form . Like pushing brush directly into a press machine and through shear brute tonnage the brush is squished together into a burnable log .But it's a moot point anyway .
It would take millions to put it all together before the first log would be produced .

 

[Workshop]

I'm thinking the machine needed would be something from Dr, Suess .

 

[plcnut]

I thought of those as I was typing my thoughts. Those are pretty much still the same as pellet fuel. Sawdust and wax pressed into a pellet. What I'm thinking of is more like chunks pressed into log form . Like pushing brush directly into a press machine and through shear brute tonnage the brush is squished together into a burnable log .But it's a moot point anyway .
It would take millions to put it all together before the first log would be produced .

You are probably thinking of a briquetter. There are smaller models available, but they wont have the tonnage to compress larger pieces.

 

[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Good evening.

 

[moparnut88]

I thought of those as I was typing my thoughts. Those are pretty much still the same as pellet fuel. Sawdust and wax pressed into a pellet. What I'm thinking of is more like chunks pressed into log form . Like pushing brush directly into a press machine and through shear brute tonnage the brush is squished together into a burnable log .But it's a moot point anyway .
It would take millions to put it all together before the first log would be produced .

Here you go steve.

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[Workshop]

Here you go steve.

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Story of my life.
I think of an awesome idea, but 20 years late.

 

[Hedgerow]

The cost is extreme. A guy might be able to stuff loose brush in a hay burner with a brush grapple. But those aren't cheap either. I like watching a brush pile burn just seems like a waste. View attachment 155404

Dibs on the yellow wedges.

 

[moparnut88]

Story of my life.
I think of an awesome idea, but 20 years late.

I think this one is made in Germany. I'd say we need an American made one!

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[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Dibs on the yellow wedges.

Those are for yellow wood.

 

[Hinerman]

Good Morning friends.

Beware, the Scroogepocalypse is almost here.

 

[moparnut88]

Goodmorning men! I was wondering how long everyone was gonna sleep in this morning!

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[concretegrazer]

Mornin.

 

[Dustin]

Morning all

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[Cat 525]

On my way for an insulin pump today! This will be a new adventure!

 

[Workshop]

Morning everybody.

 

[Workshop]

Picked up a Homelite Super EZ the other day . Found no spark and it has the dreaded blue coil.. Fortunatly Sawnami sent me a link to bake it at 200 degrees for 12 hours. Baked it, installed it and it runs now. Beats all I've ever seen.

 

[Cat 525]

Wonder when Betty crocker came up with the bake time on that?

 

[Hedgerow]

Good Morning friends.

Beware, the Scroogepocalypse is almost here.

 

[Hedgerow]

Wonder when Betty crocker came up with the bake time on that?

Those guys that restore old school stuff have their little tricks...

You or I would have used the damn thing to pound wedges with..

Then pitch it into the draw.