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Loggers saying they have dry wood… beware!!
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Explains that when a logger says he has dry logs to beware and be on the side of caution!
Channel update and new location!!!!
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Been a long time since I posted on here little update on things and a new location!
Processing logs with wallenstein 835
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Cutting and splitting wood wallenstein 835 firewood processor and sthil 461
Cutting and splitting with the wallenstein processor
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Cutting up a truckload with the processor
Build a good relationship with your loggers
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In the firewood business you will need to be in good with a logger or log hauler to succeed
We have wood !
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Yard update got some wood done and some more logs showed up !
Processing logs with wallenstein and stihl
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Processor wallenstein 835 Chainsaws 462 and 461 Magnum Balfour firewood conveyor
Sneak peak of our new ms 461
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We got another saw on top of our 462, picked up this 461
September wood yard update plus new truck!
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Quick chat about inventory plus the new wood hauler is on the job!! 2021 f250 7.3 gas
Keep the logs coming firewood processing
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Using the wallenstein and conveyor to get some wood done up
Review of wallenstein firewood processor
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Review of wallenstein firewood processor
Cutting and splitting with the Eastonmade
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Cutting and splitting with the Eastonmade
Overview of eastenmade 5-11 one week in
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Overview of eastenmade 5-11 one week in
Our new eastenmade 5-11 wood splitter
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Our new eastenmade 5-11 wood splitter
No water in the belt box?
Those are amazing logs. 2:14
I have the same splitter but yours is a lot faster than mine. Did you change something?
Watch in the wood yards recent video about getting a load of oak from a logger. ruclips.net/video/iBAwSQRtf_4/видео.htmlsi=LwzXZY-SDqLdkU1t Barkless, plus cracks all down the middle and down the side of the logs. Those are ready. Yours however don’t look ready. And you proved it too.
De barked wood does dry faster, however not all species will dry out at same rate. Every year I have customers that want dry wood from last year and every year I tell them that if they want to say they have wood from last year they have to buy double 1 year and stay ahead because where I am all the firewood guys run out of wood every year! and people end up having to buy kiln dry$ stuff from the hardware stores. How can we have wood from last year if we get cleaned out every year!! 😂😂
I haven’t been able to get ahead for 3 years I would have to cut a lot of wood and have a lot of overhead into the logs to get that far ahead I sometimes will get ahead in the spring normally sold out again around July September
Beautiful logs- straight as a string!!🇺🇸
They are nice to work with for sure !!
Wood must be cut in to lengths and split to dry properly, tree length will take a long time to dry .
100% that’s the point I’m making for sure wood does not fully dry in logs
Yeah I would never trust loggers or tree service firewood, they make way more money logging or removing trees.
I trust both the loggers that brought the wood I always get 14-16 full cord out of their loads, just can’t get dry wood from freshly cut trees will never happen unless it’s ash or every now and again a tree has been dead for a very long time
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Great review!! How much fuel does it use per cord roughly?
I can cut 3-4 tanks with the chainsaw to a tank of fuel with the machine I’m saying 2-3 cords per tank
Cheeers
Nice job god bless
Excellent set up. How do you find it working as with small logs? ie 4-8 inch diameters. Seems the saw might grab and pull them towards the saw.
Hey John it has a big metal rubber piece that hangs and as the wood is pulled up into the machine it holds down pressure on the log to ensure it does not move
hi there nice john
Hello, I recently purchased 2017 wallenstein splitter similar to yours to venture into a small wood business. The question that I have for you is, it appears that you sell and deliver your firewood pretty much immediately after you process it?? I assume you sell it green? Here in Pennsylvania, I see most all the guys selling firewood advertise their wood as seasoned. Do you sell mainly to people that have outdoor wood boilers that don't necessarily to have seasoned wood. How well does your wood dry when stacked in cones, as opposed to stacking the wood? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Can you adjust the height to be less steep?
New subscriber here. I recently purchased an old elevator similar to yours that I’m fixing up. Are you running gas or electric motor? Curious to see the set up between the motor and drive pulley. Belt or sprocket? Thanks!
I no longer have this elevator sorry about that!
disagree , I just started using my 845 this year , love it . I have the cradle with mt Husqvarna 450 with a 24 inch bar its much safer and you dont have to put the saw down and pick it up all the time . Also have a 20 foot corn elevator for the discharge its really sweet
Mine wont retract back on is own i have to use the handle and when i do it is very slow any idea how to fix it
Anything in Australia, thanks!?
I believe they were manufactured in Italy? I no longer own this conveyor I do not believe they make them anymore!
How come you don’t use the provided saw mount? Save your arms and back some. Just curious that’s all.
How do you like yours. I’m seriously considering this addition to my operation. How big of a saw do you run on it. Oh and what’s the difference between running the saw on the mount and free hand. Seems to me it would get awfully tiring to run it freehand.
Love it check out some of the other videos of it running on the channel I run a pair of 461 s with 18 bar free hand as I find it works better without the mount wood sometimes comes in crooked and hits the mounts. You defiantly get over a cord an hour I can fill my 1 cord trailer in about 40 min with good logs
@@offroadlife05 cool. Thanks I’ll watch some of the others. I also have a local dealer for these so I plan to go look at one up close get a better idea of the size and layout of one.
Just found your channel considering one of these processor s. A couple questions I have if you don't mind. Do you feel like winch has enough pulling power? I think I read the specs was like 1500 pound max. I feel like bigger stuff like an 18 inch log 20 or 30 feet long the winch would struggle pulling it. Also are you happy with the splitting power with the wallenstein after working with the eastonmade? Thankyou
I have a saw that you can feel the bar oil and the gas with a sitting flat and it's 100cc saw with no chain break I bet that would be perfect for one of these. I was just starting to look at one of these to upgrade from a regular splitter I have an old homemade box wedge
We were selling 400$ a cord last season, However we're definetly going to bump the price this season the way things are going..
Nice video, these machines are really good once you get the hang of it which you clearly have, the length of those logs are perfect from these machine too. Roughly how much can you produce in an hour if it's running smoothly like in your video?
Hey the longer the log the better for these machines I think a 30 foot log would be the ideal length as long as it could pull it as there would be less rigging involved with 16 foot poles I can do over a cord an hour .
Impressive machine makes firewood look like fun.. looks alot easier on the back aswell.. I almost had my hands on one but it sold before I got to even look at it...lol..
That’s the main thing I like about the machine it’s not any faster but I can stand there and do 5-7 cords a day, day after day!! Without my back and body hurting.
Well for the 1st 300 cord I'm gunna have to eat it but moving forward I'm gunna have to raise my price per cord up a bit.. still gotta run the numbers but thank God I just picked up my processor from Black's Creek Inovations and hoping I can turn the wood over alot faster increasing my profit margin in turn allowing me to try and keep my prices from increasing too much... gunna start making videos of how to run a wood processor when you've never ran run before... should be fun aslong as I can afford the gas we will keep working
Always keep on cutting like money in the bank!
Have you looked into getting one of Wallensteins Saw pivots?
Have one use it sometimes for sure I find it quicker without it and if the logs come through crooked it catches on the pivot from time to time
Hey she's back up and running good 👍
You bet about 44 cords since I have got the new cylinder in and fluids and filter swapped so far so good!
You have to pass the cost on, i've had to increase my prices by around 18% and plan to increase them again very soon to recoup all the extra costs we're incurring and i'm New Zealand so it's happening world wide.
That’s for sure sucks however if you don’t your more or less just working to pay fuel and upkeep expenses
Nice job tree felling! The only thing a business can do is adjust pricing, and is there a end in sight to all the madness? Thanks for the video 👍
Thanks Dave I don’t see an end lol
I’m going to add a Biden tax immediately on deliveries. I paid $3.89 per gallon for gas ⛽️ yesterday
@Joes firewood videos, 5.69gal out here in f... Coruptifornia, born here leaving soon!
$1.75 a litre or $6.47 a gallon here in Ontario
#FckTrudeau
#LetsGoBrandon
Fill your pain brother 👍
Always something lol
You sold the 5-11 and bought the Wallenstein processor to keep up with orders? How much firewood volume are you producing now? Am just getting into my 2nd year and looking for a splitter upgrade like the 5-11. Nowhere near enough volume to warrant the expense of a firewood processor.
In the fall there is a stretch in October we we cutting splitting delivering 3-4 full cords a day I would say 200-250 cords a year is our average for last 2 years this machine saves the back, I also do mobile cutting and splitting for people at their location
@@offroadlife05, looks like a 2-person machine to be most efficient. On the 8ft logs available to me, doesn't seem like a good fit. What do you think?
@@thefirewooddoctor it does not like 8 foot logs I can do 6-7 cords a day with 16 foot logs and a tractor to push the wood away from the machine.
【from HIPA】are you interested in testing my parts for your machines?
Great video!
What happened to your cylinder ? Was it covered by warranty? And how many hours on your 835? Thank for your advice on winching close to the log pile too make great sense.
Cylinder wore a flat spot in it causeing it to bind up took out seals etc yes they covered It on warranty about 300 hrs
I've got the wp845 here in New Zealand, I thought the chainsaw cradle was going to be a game changer but I found it quite restricting. Since running it like you do without it, it's actually made it better, if a log isn't nice and straight you can angle your cuts to match the angle of the log. I run a husqvarna 550xp with an 18 inch bar, can hang off that thing all day, light but powerful little saw. Keep the video's coming !
Very nice yea I have the holder used it first day that was it lol I run a pair of 461 sthil 18 inch saws with mine!!
Got her back in business 💪 are you running a 6 way wedge?
She’s back with a new cylinder will do a video on that soon! Yea 6 way wedge in it !!
Hi I have a wp 845 here in New Zealand 🇳🇿 have you figured out a way to keep the logs clean as your are winching along the ground ?
Do your best to get the machine as close to the log pile as you can, and then attach the winch to the far side of the log this does 2 things gets the front of the log elevated quicker up into the shoot and you don’t have to move the winch cable as much
Hey Zack glad you’re doing well keep up the good work 👍👍🇺🇸
Thanks Glenn cheers from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
Definitely a good idea having a good relationship with a logger for sure. How do you like those chainsaw trousers ? I've been thinking about a pair, chaps way me down Lol hope to see some more processor action! Take care buddy 👍
Love them I wear just a light pair of track pants under them and they don’t restrict movement a lot, more processing action to come just waiting on the cylinder like or over 3 weeks waiting for the new one need it running not sitting in the shop lol
No doubt I don't see you setting around much! 👍
I like that set up
Is this a 680b?
680 CK
Set chainsaw on box or shelf after cut less tiresome
Nice wood yard 🪵👍👍🇺🇸
Thanks !!! Cheers !! 🇨🇦
Glad to see I'm not the only guy not using the chain saw holder.
I can’t stand it if logs always came in straight an were like telephone poles I could see using it
Is that a Hud-Son processor?
It’s a wallenstein 835 ! I have videos of it running on the channel !