BioReclaim, Inc. Timber By-Products Management
FOR SALE

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 Separating equipment - $330,000
     Sale includes the following;
 

Infeed System
Feed Hopper
      
Build to deal with anything you can get in a 10 cu yd bucket.
Shaker Screen
       
Designed to deal with very wet material, boulders, sticks etc.
       
Utilizing a step screen top deck and an end tensioned Poly-Z screen by
          Western Group, Portland, Ore. 
Waterbath Separator 
        
The only separator on this planet that can completely separate rock,
          concrete, asphalt, metal etc. from timber by-products including water
          logged Hemlock. 

Tool trailer
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ontaining;
1.      Work bench
2.      Hand tools
3.      Power tools
4.      Air compressor
5.      Drill press
6.      Hydraulic hose machine
7.      Barrel hoist (three barrels are kept inside.  Hydraulic oil, motor oil and used oil).
8.      Video monitor and time lapse video recorder
9.      Desk
10.  Refrigerator
11.  Gas heater
12.  Air powered grease dispenser
13.  Gas drive welder/generator
14.  Hydraulic porta-power set
15.  Oxy acetylene torch set
16.  Spare parts

All electronics including three video cameras, one connected to a time lapse video recorder used for invoicing, one viewing the shaker screen and outfeed belt and the third is overlooking the Waterbath. All three cameras are transmitted wirelessly to two monitors in the wheel loader with a range of over 500 feet. A six function remote control with a range of over 500 feet (1” x 2” x 6”) the operator uses to start, stop, reverse conveyors and operate the rock grizzly.

Condition Monitor & Warning System.  A box containing indicator lights and a warning buzzer in the loader that receives wireless signals from the Waterbath and infeed to keep the operator informed of current conditions including:
 

  1. Infeed conveyor stopped. Several conditions will stop the infeed including;
    • The VCR in not operating.
    • The outfeed belt is overloaded.
    • A boulder approximately 12” or larger is at the bottom of the outfeed belt. The operator can see the boulder in the monitor to determine if it needs to be ejected. If so he resets the conveyor and lowers the grizzly to eject the boulder with the remote control.
  2. Low oil pressure or high water temperature on water bath engine.
  3. Hydraulic oil level dropping.
    • The float in the water bath hydraulic tank is set just below the surface. If a hydraulic leak develops a light turns on nearby and the warning system in the loader is activated.
    • The infeed conveyor is ready for another bucket of material. A pressure switch indicates when another bucketful of material can be put in the infeed. This ensures the system does not run empty and reduces the chance of stalling the infeed conveyor.
  4. The rock out conveyor is cycling to remove a hang up.
    • Rocks are sometimes carried around to the return side of the conveyor. The chain enters back into the Waterbath through a slot to keep rocks from reentering and hanging up at the tail end of the conveyor. A pressure switch and time delay relay allow the rock conveyor to reverse far enough to eject the rock and resume operation without operator intervention. Occasionally a rock is not dislodged and the conveyor continues to cycle.

Wood Box  

Wood chunks and logs from 1.5 feet to 10 feet are ejected down a chute into the wood box. When the wood box gets full the loader operator stops the infeed conveyor, places the loader bucket under the box, two hooks at the back of the wood box attach it to the bucket. The operator carries the wood box to a stock pile location, dumps the box by rolling out the bucket, returns the box to its original location and restarts the infeed conveyor without help and without leaving his seat.

400 gallon fuel storage tank with high volume 110v pump.

980B Wheel loader with an eight cubic yard roll-over bucket. • Engine has about 50 hours on a complete rebuild. • The roll-over bucket allows loading of full height chip trailers without a ramp. The bucket interior is built to nearly eliminate build up of wet material unlike all other roll over buckets I have seen.

120 hours of supervision and training in setting up and operating the machine.  Time after that would be billed by the hour.


Purchase of this equipment does not include the rights to the design of this machine and will require a non-disclosure statement signed by the effected participants.

 

 

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For more information please contact:
Mark Gilham
President
BioReclaim, Inc.
503-550-2034
 Sheridan, Oregon
www.bioreclaim.com