slabwood chopsaw for packaged firewood

[Pclem]

Anyone ever use these? Not the 'buzz saws', A commercial type with roller conveyors, or belt conveyors. Looks like a couple manufactuers are helle and cornell? We sell alot of kiln dried packaged firewood, and it's getting harder to find decent firewood logs to be efficient for packaged wood. We have alot of amish mills around here, and they leave alot of meat on the slabs. Wondering if an automatic type cutoff saw may be a way to be productive, and solve sourcing wood with the higher quality straighter grain slabs?

[Bert]

I saw one at an amish mill actually and it was slick. Im thinking it was a helle or pendu. I was checking out a wheel loader they were selling and gave me a tour. The only downside was it it cuts every 18" (or whatever set at) even if theres only 5" of slab left so you end up with alot of junk. Theirs fed into a roll off dumpster.  It would eat 5-6 slabs at a time. I'd definitely have one if I had 3 phase power.