Shamus
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Well, the de-barker is nearly complete all that remains to be done is to make the walkways for the workers to do their job.
The first photo shows an overall view of the unit and how logs are brought up from the log pond (When I get that done).
Photo #2 is the log lift out of the pond. This works via a worm and pinion drive on the other side and hauls the logs to the top of the ramp. The next stage is for the log to be taken to the live rolls at the far end. A transfer table does this job.
Once it arrives at the live rolls, it is taken upto the de-barker and held in place by heavy rollers.
Once through the de-barker, it is fed onto the other transfer table ready to be lowered onto the log carriage.
The final stage of this trip is to visit the sawmill.
Shamus
The first photo shows an overall view of the unit and how logs are brought up from the log pond (When I get that done).
Photo #2 is the log lift out of the pond. This works via a worm and pinion drive on the other side and hauls the logs to the top of the ramp. The next stage is for the log to be taken to the live rolls at the far end. A transfer table does this job.
Once it arrives at the live rolls, it is taken upto the de-barker and held in place by heavy rollers.
Once through the de-barker, it is fed onto the other transfer table ready to be lowered onto the log carriage.
The final stage of this trip is to visit the sawmill.
Shamus
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