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Bought the axis in September its a pain to move the axis and conveyer to fill my bins like the table height of the axis don't know if the splitforce would hurt my back being lower

Wow, a great demonstration of the capability of this tractor and an operator who understands its capabilities and just how to operate it efficiently. I am seriously interested in getting one of these tractors as a tool to do a large landscaping project on my propertty. I really enjoy working on these type of projects, and could get a lot done with one of these. Thanks for posting this video.

17 Bush Cord in 4 hours !

Good starter machine but You need a Cord King processor.!

Wise advice 😎👍

Nice setup, do they have an engine driven model? Looking at getting into the business here in NW Ontario. As I watch the rest. So Range road or red runner be good to start with? No medal required. Cheers. Have a good one Mark at the Cay(key). 🇨🇦🪵🔥🌴

Good one Jeff. Quite the debate on the softwood/hardwood thing. Great business chat. I’ll take one of those medals. 🤭🤭

I too have a Chinese processor like your ecopro. Mine is red. I did 55 cord this year as a part timer. It’s definitely time to upgrade. Cord King is 2 hours away from me. Great business advice. This is my 1st crack at a self run business. I’ll take all the advice I can get. Thank you Sir.

So if i do a 190 cubic ft is for sure a cord loose in a tralier?

Love your setup. So how much wood does this tralier hold? What are the demisions? Thanks you

Oat feed? Runs on oats?

Thanks for telling us the in and out of the whole of your firewood business. I must tell my Sun in law the name and to check out your processor. He’s got the Chinese brand with no aftermarket service…CHEERS

3 things I saw that I would do differently. 1) the shield on the processor is fully dust covered. A fan on it to blow dust away from you so you don't breathe it. 2) cut-offs get thrown in a pile to be picked up later. Consider an IBC tote or wire basket. 3) piles of trash, slabs, saw dust, etc. needs to be hauled off to the dump or whatever. I guess that might wait until after season when it slows down some. I'm not criticizing, just something for you to think about..good video as per usual!

Great video, new sub here, just bought the Split Fire 1165v electric for resplits in the shop, so far I like the machine and the company. I was squinting trying to see the name on your processor just before you started talking about it! lol

I like your business sense-fair but firm! I was waiting to hear the jingle when you said you’re not a hobbyist bahaha! Great video Jeff, have a great weekend.

Great video with some sound advice. Love the vw engine setup 👍👍

Is my medel in the mail?

Filling a trailer using legs smaller than your fore arm takes some time.

Tooth pick size firewood poles!

Man you process a lot of softwood. Who buys that?

Great splitting session!! I see you are definitely an experienced operator. We have to keep our eyes on everything. Great job!!

That processor looks like a blast to run. Great video. stay dry in all this rain!

Hi Jeff You can send me a metal !!!😊 Another great video on your equipment and business advice ! Anyone looking to start almost any business could apply most of your business concepts ! You have a Good Day 😊

Great setup......

Would have been helpful to show the mini filter that you didn’t want to record with dripping fuel 😂

Amazing the battery technology eh. When I build an off grid cottage I’ll have one of these, it’s all you’d need. Wish I had a bit more free time I’d head up to that show in Moncton. Have a great rest of the week Jeff.

I have been looking at the Bluetti’s and Jackery portable generators. I noticed the elite does not have rubber dust covers over the receptacles. Do they have little slide covers inside the holes like an outside GFI in a house? I understand that is what Jackery has. Also, the elite does not have a 30 amp plug? Thanks for the review. 👍

I'd like one.

It just amazes me the power that is stored in such a compact size.

Good one. Neat tools. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋

Jeff you're a very humble man and I love your videos. Just don't understand why you tell people to email you and you never respond.

Love that stuff. Thanks for the walk through. Bluetti are great, but still on the expensive side. If someone didn't already have a gas generator, this would absolutely do.

I'm planning on turning my enclosed trailer into a bit of a camper...up in the front end. I'd like to get you to design a setup for me.

Where are u located

Bins won’t work . How do you switched them out to load . Have to drag them and that won’t work be a pain that’s why nobody does it

That’s a nice little setup

Great video. Where do you get the pins for the backhoe to stop the from hydraulics from sinking down

After watching a lot of processor videos i start to wonder why dont you run theese on electricity? For some reason you seem to like to run them on gasoline... Here in Sweden i have not seen a single woodsplitter run on gasoline.. We do have somex hat run on PTO though. But im curious why it is that way?

Great video! Nice to see that 12 valve putting in the work! Thanks for sharing your thoughts and experiences!

Those hooklift trucks are very common here in Nordics. Some most known brands are Hiab, Joab, Palfinger etc. Capacity anything from couple metric tons, up to 40tn at least.

Production at its finest. Jake @duderanchdiy uses the rolloff truck like a boss. Good video

Jim & Gina Berry has the best Hook lift set up out there.. they are in NB I think

Sounds like you finally gave up on the metric measurements.

Very good advice, Jeff. I agree. We have to pitch our tent at some point.

I like zone trailers and the way your business is running…..CHEERS

That’s a lot of wood in a day. 👍🏻 I’ve got a 6.5’X 12’ trailer. Trailer hitch on truck style. And a Ford Ranger 2005 truck. Works good for me. I can back it mostly anywhere. But I sure would not enter into an Olympic event. 🤭🤭🤭

Well done Jeff that is an excellent accomplishment in a day for sure. I feel a hooklift truck setup would be the ideal firewood setup for delivery.

All good stuff Sir, keep cuttin'!

Hi Jeff That's a lot of wood ! Good you had GOOD help ! You and i might have a fight on our hands for backing up trailers in the Olympics !!! LOL😊 Boy could i tell you stories !!!! Oil patch in Alberta and Saskatchewan...30 and 40 below Celsius... Driveway at the field tank 7 ft high snow bank...where the tractor huge blade Broke ...tractor left for big repair ! Nobody told our dispatch...i went to pickup a semi load of oil and 200 ft from the tank ...dead end !! Oh F_ _ _ 30 below Celsius and i had to back up over a mile on a 11 ft wide trail !! I only had to stop once to re aline myself ! LOL That's one of the stories of being in the patch for 5 years !!😊 You have a Good Day !

Hooklift truck.. there more expensive than a regular dump truck. Diy firewood(youtube channel) has one. I deliver with a 14 ft bumper pull..itd be nice to have a deckover dump trailer so the load doesnt drag way out. Your processor is nice..i think a multitek 1620 would be ideal for 500cord operations