THANKS

it's an extra cost, maybe later :) thank you very much, you too

@@WildProcesses the best solution, electric wheel push on truck wheel, with remote control

what's your guess?

@@WildProcesses Your IQ must be very low. You're answering a question with a counter question again. A question is answered with an answer! Your counter question will embarrass you all over the internet!

You don't think that's right?

why

I heard you. How long have you been working? Do you like this job?

@@WildProcesses I'm retired but my friends dad had a tree company and he took it over but supply own wood with the trees they take down was working when2 brand new Vermeer wood chippers where delivered to job site but been around that stuff are had friends who had connections but he bought a grinder to grind up chips these posts interesting cause I have done the work and things change trying to keep up with technology been taking it easy last three years had open heart surgery now lungs are messed up trying to get them figured out I was thinking those poles logs could be used for fence post are firewood but don't know your operation so you grind and send to mill are power plant it's interesting thanks for getting back to me I just like watching stuff like you do hope covered what you asked if not will become pen pals lol thanks again

@@WildProcesses I'm a retired trucker second post had a sand and gravel company then we had a landfill so ment all kinds of people tree company would be customers plus all kinds of people but my folks gave me a gift to gab so I talk a lot I have PTSD doctor says therapy for me to get on here and make connections I'm a person that been there done that are seen it done thanks for giving me chance to tell you what I did and ment interesting people from all lines of work thanks again

you may be right, thank you. any experience with this kind of work?

@@WildProcesses not with those types of chippers with sm to medium sized chippers that u do tree work with yes. those chippers u guys are useing none id like to get some experience with the bigger ones though.

You are absolutely right. You don't always have to follow the rules, but look after your own body. Protective clothing, a helmet and face protection, as well as safety shoes are a must.

what do you mean?

yes...

do you have any other suggestions?

​@@WildProcessesdo u guys have any railroad companies if yes railroad ties are always a huge demand firewood prefad homes log homes i mean there's tons of things sawmills can produce especially if their demand for them that's biggest thing is making sure their is a market for it.

thanks

why?

Conveyor belt overloaded

@@WildProcesses Can you only answer questions with a counter question? Intelligence quotient?

what do you mean?

@@WildProcesses You can't ask stupider questions than the ones you do.

really?

@@WildProcesses yes

in Europe. Unfortunately, all the seats are taken.

what makes you think that?

@WildProcesses instead of nice and steady and keep that machine constantly chipping I wouldn't bring the wood close to the other conveyor until I had worked away what I could pull with the claw I wouldn't want to have reverse the conveyor all the time because of jamming the chipper with a massive pile of wood I know accidents will happen but I wouldn't want to cause them It's only my opinion

Unfortunately, you won't get an answer from them.

Europe

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Health n safety not good that man shouldn't be climbing on the stack while conveyor belt is running where are their helmets n safety glasses .are they trained to operate the chainsaw ??

Where is this factory located please ?

are you sure?

third option

It has to be sharpened a lot, you're right. Any experience?

why

for what?

we're fine with it.)

pine tree

It happens in different ways

Maybe because they’re cutting too fast… the mill is probably homemade and perhaps built a bit light for that rate of production work. Good job though!

thank you very much

I had a little trouble at the time, but it's okay now.