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Thanks for sharing your trip with us, it was nice meeting you at IFE.

Epic trip

Awsome trip

Live in the adirondacks want to go out west and I want to drive

Really great that you were able to take reprieve. Life is more than just work work work. Thanks for taking us along and look forward to the next one!

You're getting 8 liters per 100 km with a Cummins?

glad you got home safely

Ive seen those processors at the Eugene, Oregon logging show. They use reject power line posts at the show. so nice to see it run with real logs. Plus the sales people have modest experience running their equipment. . Just with an average size of around 26" for firewood, it just doesn't work right. Would work on red alder trees. as there much smaller than the fir trees. mabe a 18" average, for them. . But like you, anything of any quality. goes on are mobile dimension sawmill. A hole different animal from a band mill.

Turtle and the hair. How i run long distance. . The fuel savings of a little lower speeds, is more then most folks realize.

Glad you made it back safely Jeff! Sounds like a great time!

Welcome back to Nova Scotia Jeff. The scenery look awesome. Can’t wait to see you processing firewood again.

Those mountains are beautiful. I hate driving across the great plains and am always happy when I see the mountains. I have always wanted to live out there but, Life is what happens, while I am making other plans. My children and grandchildren were raised in Ohio. I would like to live in Montana or Wyoming, but my wife isn't going that far from our grandchildren. I am always awed by the west. Glad you trip went well and your outfit worked out for you.

That's the first time I've seen those avalanche tunnels, they were interesting. "A dream without a plan is just a wish." Love that. I'm happy everything worked out for you and thanks for taking us along. Kenny.

Good gas mileage for any truck. My US conversion is 62 miles for 2.03 gallons = 30.6 miles per gallon. Great trip

That is my idea if a perfect trip, love long drives, love the mountains. Gave you lots of time to enjoy driving, and thinking about everything in life, including milling some cedar, lol. Glad you had a great trip.

Nothing better than seeing our country. So wild and beautiful. Nice to take the time to listen to yourself and see things at different places. It opens up your horizons.I like the way you did it.....CHEERS

Wow! What an awesome trip. Just did a little route through the Rockies myself recently. Never gets old. Glad you had a great trip!

The Canadian Rockies are amazing.

Glad to have you back. I have searched for your new videos with no luck.

Hi Jeff. Great trip. DID I miss a video on that camper top, and the new truck you are using for this trip. Maybe you can steer me to that video, or post more info on the camper top and new truck. Thank you Ron USCG RET

Good you made it home safe, any views of lake Superior.

Good on you Log Father - sounded like an amazing trip. Yeah there is def something to be said about unplugging & getting away from the world to collect your thoughts...

That was quite the journey across the country you made. I did a similar round trip journey from Toronto to Victoria, BC via Edmonton, AB for work 2 summers ago. The drive through the mountains from Edmonton to Merrit, BC via Jasper, AB was very scenic. The trip from Vancouver, up the Coquihalla Highway to Golden B.C, was quite good as well. The scenery in the mountains is hard to beat.

Thanks Jeff.

Great sounding trip. Welcome home 👍🏻

Thanks for taking us along for the ride Jeff. I'm glad you made it back safely. I calculated and you drove approx 7500 "metric miles!" Must give credit to your truck and cap as well...big contributors to such an epic journey! I hope we can meet again, friend. Joe

Hi! Checking in from Western, Newfoundland. On your adventure, What did you rely on for a GPS And was it accurate.

Rocky like a pc of Newfoundland for snow on the mtns for sure . I had my first two Atlantic salmon yesterday for supper . Taste better them the cat food on pacific salmon buddy . 😊

素晴らしい 輝く未来が見える

Thanks for showing us around Jeff.

Hello. I've been missing a lot of youtube lately, work is getting in the way

Thank you Jeff, we appreciate you stopping in and sharing your thoughts, it's still a work in progress. Sad some of us missed you. Thanks so very much for the kind words about our brand which we take truly personal. Cheers to your next adventure, and ongoing support. It was our pleasure.

I thought that they discontinued the Eco pro 200. That would be perfect for me. And two of my neighbors. Ron USCG RET

Thanks for the walk through, first seen there processors a few years back, looks like they are doing pretty well

welcome to central AB !

Hi Jeff Nice that you were on route and you could tour range road equipment ! Something for Everyone !!!! Enjoy you BC visiting !!😊

Wow!

Nice tour Jeff I like that self contained edger . Sure would be nice for doing resaws .

good looking machine that rr25t

How does the RR25T or RR30T comapare to your Tajfun RCA400?

Real great presentation my friend. I see a new calling, your truck, bike, trailer and cap. Doing presentations across the continent..and having some me time...could you find a season to do that?

Nice to see them continue to grow. Just looking back when I bought my first processor from them back in 2015. It’s still in production today. A few repairs over the years, but does well over 300+ full cords a year on it over the past 4 years. But time and wear has moved me to much bigger processor with another Canadian company.😎🪵. Thanks for the tour!

Nice tour Jeff. What town is this? Curious is this just warehousing or do they assemble, repair etc there? Glad to see you have been making progress in your cross-continent journey!

Where is this place

I'm thinking of getting one of their stand alone conveyors. Thanks for the tour

I had my eye on that loading tracked dumper.