I don't think you should write it off so quickly, ACG. Looks to me like one man can reasonably run this rig. The big tray is to load with a skid steer and the loader is for big stuff when a skid steer might not immediately be available. if he's buying tops, they're probably being delivered log length.
Step 1 Cut the wood
Step 2 Pile the wood with skid steer
Step 3 Load vibratory tray with skid steer
Step 4 Split the wood
repeat.
Now, two or three guys would run it non-stop - one in a skid steer and one splitting - but it surely can be run by one. This is assuming the wood has already been cut up.
If he's running it as a business, it better be efficient. Firewood is no easy way to make money.
I'm not saying it's better than yours, but that it's just as good.
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