Stabilizing Ground Skid
The ground skid keeps the firewood conveyor firmly planted by maintaining continuous contact with solid ground, providing added stability when handling large or heavy loads. It also raises the roller assembly off the ground, creating space for debris to fall away from the belt system during operation. By reducing material buildup and improving stability, the TWC-32’s ground skid helps promote cleaner firewood output while also supporting the long-term performance and durability of the machine.
Paddle Belt Conveyor
The TWC-32 wood conveyor is equipped with a heavy-duty paddle belt designed to maintain strong control and consistent movement of logs during operation. The paddle design helps keep material securely in place as it travels along the conveyor, reducing slippage and improving overall handling efficiency. Even in challenging or extreme weather conditions, the belt provides reliable stability, ensuring smooth and dependable firewood transfer in demanding production environments.
Always Stable, Even When 14' in the Air
All TWC firewood conveyors use a hydraulic lift cylinder to raise and lower the wood conveyor, but with larger models like the TWC-24 and TWC-32, telescopic axle arms come standard on either side of the hydraulic lift cylinder.
The axle arms are used on larger models for enhanced stability when the firewood conveyor is in operation.
When the pull pins are removed from the telescopic axle arms, they will move along with the hydraulic lift cylinder as it changes height. Once the desired height is achieved, simply re-insert the pull pins.
Make height adjustments quickly and safely with the TWC-32 wood conveyor.
Tapered Rollers
The TWC-32 log elevator comes standard with tapered rollers designed to improve belt tracking and overall operational reliability. The slight inward taper naturally guides the conveyor belt back toward the center if it begins to drift off alignment, helping maintain smooth and consistent movement throughout heavy-duty operation. This self-correcting action reduces the need for constant manual adjustments and keeps production running efficiently.
The purpose behind the tapered roller design is to eliminate one of the most common frustrations in conveyor systems—belt tracking issues. Instead of stopping work to repeatedly realign the belt, the system continuously works to keep it centered, even under uneven loads or challenging site conditions. With this design, frequent interruptions for belt adjustment become a thing of the past, allowing for more consistent, uninterrupted firewood production.
Clean Wood Without Any Extra Effort
Timberwolf firewood conveyors are designed to do more than simply transport split logs from one point to another—they actively improve the quality and cleanliness of the final product. One of the key features that supports this is the rubber belt fines deflector, which helps remove unwanted debris from forward-moving logs during transport, ensuring a cleaner discharge pile at the end of the process.
Positioned just beneath the hopper, the rubber belt fines deflector prevents bark, dirt, and other loose material from falling into the roller system and being carried into the finished firewood pile. This helps maintain a more professional, uniform product while also reducing contamination within the conveyor system itself.
For even greater refinement, optional Grizzly Bars can be added to the TWC-32 log conveyor. These bolt-on components install at the discharge end of the machine and help separate additional fine material from split logs as they exit the conveyor.
As firewood is offloaded, the Grizzly Bars allow smaller debris to fall directly to the ground before the product is collected or stacked. This results in a cleaner, higher-quality final product with less manual sorting required after processing.
Plate Steel Constructed Modular Hopper
The modular hopper on the TWC-32 firewood conveyor is designed to simplify and speed up the loading process, allowing operators to feed logs directly using loader buckets. Its wide, funnel-like shape helps guide material efficiently onto the conveyor belt, reducing spillage and ensuring a smooth, consistent flow of firewood into the system. This design improves productivity by minimizing manual handling and keeping material moving steadily through the processing line.
Constructed from high-strength plate steel, the hopper is built for long-term durability in demanding commercial environments. It is engineered to withstand heavy, repeated loading while maintaining structural integrity over time. In addition to its rugged construction, the hopper is fully bolt-on, making it easy to remove for maintenance, replacement, or future upgrades without requiring major disassembly of the conveyor system.
Easily Movable Firewood Conveyor
Operators can quickly reposition the TWC-32 wood conveyor to avoid large accumulating piles of firewood, improving workflow efficiency and reducing downtime during continuous production. This flexibility is made possible by the machine’s oscillating axle system, which enables controlled side-to-side movement—unlike traditional fixed axles that only allow forward and backward positioning.
By simply applying lateral force, operators can shift the conveyor left or right as needed, allowing for fast adjustments without disconnecting or relocating the unit. For even greater control and convenience, an optional drive motor can be added, allowing powered side-to-side movement that is operated through two single-spool valves. This upgrade provides smoother repositioning and enhanced precision in high-volume firewood processing environments.
