Eastonmade; ULTRA BIG FIREWOOD SURPRISE Let Us Know What You Think!!!!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Looks great and I am looking forward to wearing the paint off of it!
@In The Woodyard, Chris, I got to thinking, Maybe Andrew could paint yours pink? 😆 As a everyday viewer of your awesome videos, I know your obsession with pink duct tape. Lol
You better get stacking so you have time to get cutting lol. You're going to want a stockpile to split when it shows up
The ultra owners spoke and you listened! This is the stuff that will keep your company on top. Great job Andrew.
I like that idea of what you have sticking out of the saw to cut to length
You are by far the most honest business owner on RUclips well done
Finally. People have been saying this for quite some time that the push plate needed to be bigger on the Ultra.
Good move on the bigger push plate. It needed it. Now we need a handy place to park the pickaroon between rounds.
Rare earth magnets epoxied on either side of the pickaroon.....would stick right to the lip on the work table.
I also watch the dude ranch diy he’s about 60 miles from me love the box wedge
Might it be even better making it just a bit bigger (maybe 1" higher, 1" wider)? It still seemed to splay just a little bit; but it was noticeably better than the previous one.
I like the conveyor, but I'd like to see two chains, one on each side, with a pan in the middle, like the old time grain lifters. Otherwise, the shape and trailer look good!!
I owe Chris at "In The Woodyard" a few hours work. Can't wait to see the difference the bigger pusher plate makes in person.
I was watching a previous video of yours on the ultra and was thinking it needed a bigger pusher, nice job fixing that sir!
That ultra is a fine machine that I someday hope to afford
I'm still waiting to be able to get one. Being middle-class sucks
I'm just a home owner that splits for my own use. However, that doesn't mean I don't like to save time, and make my work as easy as it can be made. I've owned a "big box store" splitter for years and my Ultra just blows it away. I'll consider putting the new pusher on...looks like a good idea. Great that you make it so it can be retrofitted to my splitter. Thanks.
I like the setup but being me I would like to go about 2 sizes larger
I suggest sending a trial pusher to Chris “In the Woodyard” always singing the praises of his ultra, great channel to showcase the new pusher block
I will be getting one to him for sure
Chris will be a very happy camper with that added to his awesome machine 👍👏😎
I was going to say the same. Chris would be a great tester!
This is amazing news. It looks great and seems to fix the problem of the block spinning out when it hits the wedge. I've got an Ultra on order and the small push block was the one thing I was worried about but not anymore. Thanks for listening Andrew and making the fix.
Nice! I put in my order a month or so ago, asked Gerry if I can get a bigger push plate, he said you guys were working on something! And dittos to one of the other comments, Chris In the Woodyard will put that thing thru it’s paces for sure
AWESOME SPLITTER ! HOW MUCH IS THAT BAD BOY !
NO doubt it is a better upgrade.
Now you need to offer a log lifter option and then your ultra will be unbeatable for sm aller volume users
95% of the push out is gone!! I can’t imagine In the wood yards Chris being more efficient but he will be with this!!
I've met Chris. He's just as funny in lerson as he is in his videos. Super nice guy.
@@thefirewooddoctor it’s amazing what he gets done in little time with limited equipment.
Looking to add the ultra on our new homestead in Northern New Mexico
whoa that thing is awesomeness!
Thanks luke!!
I always stop what I’m doing when I see you have uploaded a video. 👍
I think that will make the ultra a much nicer splitter
👍 thanks !
Hey Andrew I agree 4 years in this as a side hustle 150ish cord a year using basic equipment can’t wait for that 12-22 game changer! Eastonmade#1👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Andrew can’t wait to come up and see you guys in 2022! Making great machines! Any chance you might be willing to do a video on what the process is for crossing the boarder back into the US is with one of your machines? Cost/tax/paperwork that might be needed…
Keep up the great work!
Don't worry the government will send you a bill. Really not that bad even in California for the return.
Hi Andrew!!😀😀
I am so glad that you finally took the advice from all of us that recommended you do this. It definitely works soooooo much better than it does with the small one.
Take care and keep cool.
Logger Al
Al, was thinking of our conversation the other day on this very subject. I'd love to have a setup like this Ultra and conveyor.
Good video. Thanks for sharing.
You make the best splitter on the market.
Looks good. Keeps wood from flaring out when split now.. 👍👍✌☺
A really nice machine as the other ones!
Looks better. Nice setup you got there
I’m going to have to get an Ultra…..awesome machine….great improvement with the larger push plate 🪵🔥👍👏😎
Looks like a winner!
Yeah, that thing looks great! It cycles really fast and that pusher is going to make keeping that block on the splitter that much easier.
Bring on the heat.
Always good to see your post Andrew
I like the bigger pusher. Hopefully it will have it on mine when it’s made in Jan /Feb 2022
That grapple makes a big difference, I know I dont hurt as much when I use mine. I dont know how big the older style of pusher was but a taller wider on would keep things from shifting I would think. Ya know I cant get over how bloody fast that thing is !
A fast machine like this is key!
Great video 👍
Great upgrade. Great product line. Well done Sir.
The main reason that this set up, and all of your others for that matter, are such a good investment is because of you, and the guys that work for you. I have read enough comments, and watched enough videos to know that your interaction with your customers is the best insurance for both them and you. I know how much you have put into this business, and it's you that is making it work.
I like that the bigger pusher plate is backwards compatible, I can just imagine you waking up at 3 in the morning and coming up with a new idea. Keep safe my friend
Great video. Looks like the pusher is an improvement with very little loss - or no loss at all - of speed. Please give one of these to GP Outdoors- his crew will put it to the test. We love watching his videos.
I for one like the new pusher, CHEERS.
Andrew - thanks - love how much you listen to your customers and perspective customers. This is pretty awesome! Looks like it does the trick! Cheers my friend!
This will be my next wood splitter for sure.
Wish I still had the ultra. That was a downfall for us and why we got rid of it.
I love everything you make. I’m not an engineer but I worked with a few on improving some of our jobs. I believe the channel you are using should be the next size up. It seems like the pieces are just tumbling around at times. It looks like it is just passing under the wood. Oh yeah the Ohio Woodburner isn’t that far from me !
The cylinder hits hard at the ends of each stroke, ask your cylinder builder to make a hydraulic cushion at the inside ports, it is real simple.
GOOD SYSTEM !
That Husqy looks like it's going through a stick of warm butter and so does the splitter.
Definitely better with the bigger pusher, people love the Ultra but all say needs a bigger pusher! Nice one 👍👍
Treetop Firewood will test out and demo one of those. We are in CO and a new company trying to build up. Working with a residential splitter that cant keep up. We've got about 8 cords ready to split.
hi there another nice one john
As always, great video, Andrew. Oh, and that saw sounds like it has been Walkerized!
I Love your splitter, I wish I had one. I watch other people that have these Eastonmade. Chris in the woodyard wants a bigger push plate. I like how Fast it is, the 4 way wedge, and the Big run off table. Its a Very Well Made Splitter.
So far that ive seen you have the best quality and fastest producing wood splitters I've seen! I hope to buy this one or the vertical one with the hydraulic lift.
Looks like that pusher is going to work out great! That’s one thing I liked about our 9-16 and you other machines is the pusher is so large there’s virtually no push out! Awesome!
I bought a 12-22 last year. I think it's the finest wood splitter on the market. Only issue is that my wife thinks I'm turning into Paul Bunyan :-))
When I bought my splitter I had from you guys that was the only reason I went to the 5-11 well that and auto cycle!
Some day I will have one
98° at my mill in Springfield NH today
It was hot
Thanks for the post
Is this new pusher plate for the ultra twice as big as the old one? This one certainly had no issues with the firewood round you put through it. Your analogy for R.O.I. on firewood was an interesting one comparing it to the cost of an excavator and its billable hours of run time.
Great work Andrew! Keep up the great work and videos. Definitely a nice and needed upgrade to the Ultra!
the only thing distinguishing this splitter from other machines is the conveyor . it's not speeding up the cutting and splitting process , the labor is the same as in cutting to length and lifting the logs onto the machine etc.
I don't need to see any other videos. I'll order a bigger pusher tomorrow. I should have watched this sooner I could have picked one up this morning with my disc cleaner!
I agree with you Andrew..a splitter like the ultra and a conveyor would be a very cheap entry into the business...and they keep their value well if you ever wish to upgrade!
Again you have listened to your market and adjusted designs accordingly. This new Ultra I think will double in sales.
Have they got enough Mig or Tig wire in Canada to keep up with demand.
Your going places Andrew. Aussie Jeff Moore
Awesome Andrew!!!! If I was selling firewood I would purchase this outfit!! But being as I just split for myself, l guess I'll have to stick with my husky. Your products are really outstanding. Thanks for sharing
I thought from the first minute of the video that the big surprise was going to be that you're now selling cable ties for measuring blocks ;)
The bigger push plate will be a good thing. I reckon you could even go a few extra inches each way. It's gotten rid of some of the blooming that you see when the wood is wider than the pusher. There's a good example at 9:52 . The downside is the having the bigger push plate allows a greater off axis force to be generated which results in more thrust onto the bearing surfaces for the pushplate.
Soon 😉
What a beast!
I think your onto a winner they’re. May need an infeed hopper that holds a few cords of rounds so you can just go get after it
G'day Andrew, glad to see you're having some nice weather, that pusher looks better. Where's the music ? 👍🇦🇺
Yuuup h man love that new pusher
Andrew I think you had a shorten up the wings on them a little wide just my opinion seems like watching your videos the outside of the wings never do cut any wood what if a guy just made them 6 in wide and you won't be catching your arms on them working around them just saying love the videos
Can’t wait till my 12-22 gets here come on November
Hey Andrew your asome guy buddy
Andrew, have you ever considered making a foot peddle accessory for this Ultra? I think it'd be nice to have hands free and probably speed up the processing a little bit more. 2 cents for ya!
I have. But the implementation would cost a fortune
Andrew, though Ive told you many times that I would rather have a Axis machine in my firewood yard, this little machine you show us here looks to be very fantastic for the smaller to medium logs...The White Oak I split here is 30" average diameter, and I dont see a lift on this machine...It took me 5.5 hours of splitting today to get 1 full cord ready for delivery tomorrow, I do have a 30' conveyor so I dont have to throw the wood, thank goodness, because it is very heavy wood...Machine looks great.
Neat that’s a pretty slick upgrade. I’m finally getting around to getting wood bucked and split. Did a whole 6x10 dump trailer of rounds the other day. Sure would have been faster with the splitter I really want the 22-28. I can really see the benefits of the big multi way heads. One touch wood production. My ole splitter works but if I get bigger I don’t know if it can produce enough or o stay ahead of supply and demand.
Nice job lad! If you need another local to try one I'd love to!
I need one of these please
That plate looks much better because I have seen too many firewood pieces that didn’t even get split by the wedge!!!
i just sent you guys an email this is great news i love my machine but really want a larger pusher to keep the blocks from spining
im waiting for you to make a horizonal/verical splitter because somtime i want both and i know you will make a bad ass one thats strong and will last me forever:)
Its alot better now. No flippty do's lol 👍🏽
That conveyer looks rather shaky and the cross bars on the chain are too low. The splitter is awesome.
the pusher seems more in proportion.
However what I liked was the conveyer seemed trouble free.
You has one in the past that seemed to get clogged up between the splitter and the conveyer in the past.
This issue has been dealt with
amazing improvement. You are always looking for ways to do things better and making a high-quality machine. My feedback: the analogy of making $125 an hour splitting firewood is not reflective of the time bucking, stacking, moving finish product if in bins, loading, delivery, stacking time, etc. Nor does it reflect the chainsaw, fuel, repairs, sharpening, maintenance, truck, mileage, etc expenses in selling a cord of firewood.
I sell firewood as a side hustle and I cant keep the bundle rack filled as quick as I make them they go
CA. You get auto return on the ultra
Do you have any Easton made ultra Log Splitter dealers in the Central New Jersey-Philadelphia Pennsylvania area?
No we sell everything direct
Once again, I know Easton makes a great machine... but the 18 month time frame to receive one is crazy. I would purchase one tomorrow, but I have to purchase elsewhere as I can wait 18 months.
He is working on it. I believe he said he is purchasing a new laser cutter that cuts the steel about 9 times faster than his current setup. That and a larger paint booth and more welding stations. Ultimately, he is hoping to be down around 8-12 weeks for delivery once they work through the backlog.
I'm on the fence about purchasing the ultra because I live in Arizona and I can't seem to find a hydraulic splitter that won't overheat, 6 to 7 months of the year I can only run the hydraulic splitters for approximately 1 hour before they get to hot.
Therefore I have been using kinetic splitters because they don't overheat. Problem is they really can't handle the big stuff.
What are the odds of getting a small 4 way box wedge to go with one of these?
Great setup for a single man operation, is the larger push plate standard on the Ultra now?
Just needs a log lift