Firewood processor
CA 1304274 C · Owner: United States Wood Inc. · Inventors: Lusk, Elmer C.; Nunnery, Ermal R.; Nunnery, E. Ray
Overview
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A wood processor is disclosed for cutting a log into a series of shorter lengths and subsequently splitting the shorter lengths into individual pieces of firewood or the like. The processor includes a carriage for receiving the log. Clamps engage the log from both sides to secure it in the carriage which advances the log into contact with a plurality of parallel rotating saws. After he carriage is retracted a pusher rod moves the cut log pieces along an axis onto a plurality of cradle members one cradle, supporting each log section. The cradle members are tilted to dump the log sections alternately onto opposite sides of the axis of log movement. The logs dumped from the cradles are fed to …
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- Granted June 30, 1992. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended June 30, 2009.
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