The TWC-16 conveyor has a maximum working height of 10', a minimum working height of 7'9", and a travel height of 7'.
At its full functioning height, the firewood conveyor can store a huge stack of seasonal firewood, and at its lowest working height, it can load the bed of a pickup truck. Then, using the same pickup, you can attach the wood conveyor with a 2" ball hitch and move on to your next project.
Adjusting the height of the log conveyor is easy with our hydraulic cylinder. Combined with the hydraulic valves, the hydraulic cylinder is controlled by the operator and can be adjusted multiple times to meet the needs of each project.
Constructed from 3/16" High Steel plate steel on the bottom and 1/8" on the sides, the hopper is rugged and bolts on for easy removal and upgrades. The TWC-16's modular hopper makes loading logs easier, as its funnel shape allows it to be filled directly with the loader's buckets.
A ground skid is included with all TWC models. The ground skid maintains contact with the hard ground, ensuring the firewood elevator is stable when handling heavy loads. It also raises the roller off the ground, making room for falling debris.
The fines deflector does the same for debris separation. It prevents dirt from falling into the roller. These features result in a cleaner stack of firewood at the end of the conveyor and a longer product life.
Belt tracking is a constant problem with many conveyor belts on the market, causing production stoppages that we aim to avoid with our TWC conveyors. Due to the design of the log conveyor's tapered rollers, if the belt is misaligned, it will retract to the center, even if the conveyor is on uneven ground.
Optional 36" long Grizzly Bars can be added to the firewood splitter. This optional accessory attaches to the end of the conveyor and wipes out fine material from firewood before unloading. Grizzly Bars can only be installed on the TWC-16, TWC-24, and TWC-32 models manufactured after July 2017.