Firewood Conveyor with Gasoline Engine | PVC Belt Wood Log Conveyor

About Firewood Conveyor with Gasoline Engine | PVC Belt Wood Log Conveyor

The CECLE firewood conveyor is a self-contained wood log conveyor powered by a 6.5HP 208cc gasoline engine that drives a hydraulic system, moving a 19.7-inch PVC belt at up to 0.7 meters per second. Split logs are carried up a height-adjustable boom, with the maximum discharge height reaching 111.4 inches, and tipped into trucks, trailers or wood piles. The heavy-duty steel frame and 5.7-8 tires let operators reposition it around the yard or tow it between job sites. It suits firewood processors, log splitters, rural properties and seasonal firewood production.

How to Choose

  • Engine power — the 6.5HP gasoline engine drives the hydraulic belt system
  • Belt width and material — 19.7-inch PVC belt with baffles for moving split logs uphill
  • Discharge height — manual winch adjusts the boom up to 111.4 inches
  • Portability — steel frame with tires and towing capability for site changes
  • Frame durability — heavy-duty steel construction for daily commercial use

FAQ

Q: How does the firewood conveyor work?
A: The 6.5HP gasoline engine powers a hydraulic system that drives the PVC belt. Split logs are placed on the belt and carried up to the discharge height, where they fall into the truck or pile.

Q: How high can the conveyor discharge?
A: The boom height is adjusted with a manual winch, up to a maximum of 111.4 inches, so it can load into trailers, truck beds and tall storage bins.

Q: What belt does this conveyor use?
A: It uses a 19.7-inch (500 mm) wide PVC belt, about 5 mm thick, with baffles that keep split logs moving uphill without spilling.

Q: Is the conveyor portable?
A: Yes. It sits on two 5.7-8 tires with a steel frame and can be towed between job sites, making it easy to reposition around a firewood yard.