Firewood Dealers Use Log Splitters and Firewood Processing Equipment to Keep Heating Costs Down
David M. Bresnahan
November 30, 2006
Rutland, VT -- Heating with wood continues to gain in popularity as the cost of heating with oil gets more expensive.
The growing demand for firewood has caused firewood dealers to seek out ways to produce more wood for lower cost. Using firewood processing equipment enables dealers to gain efficiency that is passed along to consumers in the form of lower heating costs.
Timberwolf log splitters are the "Cadillac" of the industry, with more than 10,000 sold. Firewood dealers are turning to Timberwolf for firewood processing equipment because they want reliable equipment that does not break down and cost them more in the long run.
"Our customers tell us they have learned from sad experience that imported log splitters and firewood processing equipment purchased in chain stores may have a cheaper price tag, but it comes with a big cost. Most of these mass-produced splitters are sold in box stores with no training and no service after the sale. It is this lack of quality that cannot produce the volume or provide the reliability that Timberwolf is famous for. The result is a machine that is often out of service and difficult to repair," said David Therrien, Timberwolf's president and CEO.
Timberwolf has sold over 10,000 log splitters and is the leading manufacturer of made-in-the-U.S.A. log splitters and firewood processing equipment. Timberwolf has been making log splitters for over 11 years, and in that time has developed a reputation among firewood dealers for rugged quality, dependability, speed, efficiency, and reliability.
"Our customers know that when they go to work each day their Tiberwolf firewood processing equipment is going to start. It won't let them down, and that means they can produce more wood at lower prices for consumers. In the end, that means they make higher profits for the year," said Therrien.
There are no Timberwolf products in chain stores. Timberwolf only sells through their national network of dealers and select distributors to insure local service for Timberwolf customers.
"Selling through dealers is our way of ensuring that our customers get the equipment that's right for them. Timberwolf dealers are knowledgeable and experienced, and can help customers every step of the way," explained Therrien.
Timberwolf provides details on their complete product line of log splitters, firewood processors, and conveyors at their web site at www.TimberwolfCorp.com. Visitors can log on and watch videos of the machines in action, or read about how to start or grow a firewood business.
The growing demand for firewood has caused firewood dealers to seek out ways to produce more wood for lower cost. Using firewood processing equipment enables dealers to gain efficiency that is passed along to consumers in the form of lower heating costs.
Timberwolf log splitters are the "Cadillac" of the industry, with more than 10,000 sold. Firewood dealers are turning to Timberwolf for firewood processing equipment because they want reliable equipment that does not break down and cost them more in the long run.
"Our customers tell us they have learned from sad experience that imported log splitters and firewood processing equipment purchased in chain stores may have a cheaper price tag, but it comes with a big cost. Most of these mass-produced splitters are sold in box stores with no training and no service after the sale. It is this lack of quality that cannot produce the volume or provide the reliability that Timberwolf is famous for. The result is a machine that is often out of service and difficult to repair," said David Therrien, Timberwolf's president and CEO.
Timberwolf has sold over 10,000 log splitters and is the leading manufacturer of made-in-the-U.S.A. log splitters and firewood processing equipment. Timberwolf has been making log splitters for over 11 years, and in that time has developed a reputation among firewood dealers for rugged quality, dependability, speed, efficiency, and reliability.
"Our customers know that when they go to work each day their Tiberwolf firewood processing equipment is going to start. It won't let them down, and that means they can produce more wood at lower prices for consumers. In the end, that means they make higher profits for the year," said Therrien.
There are no Timberwolf products in chain stores. Timberwolf only sells through their national network of dealers and select distributors to insure local service for Timberwolf customers.
"Selling through dealers is our way of ensuring that our customers get the equipment that's right for them. Timberwolf dealers are knowledgeable and experienced, and can help customers every step of the way," explained Therrien.
Timberwolf provides details on their complete product line of log splitters, firewood processors, and conveyors at their web site at www.TimberwolfCorp.com. Visitors can log on and watch videos of the machines in action, or read about how to start or grow a firewood business.
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