Firewood Memory Lane...The Dyna SC12XP
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- Опубликовано: 20 окт 2024
- This Dyna SC12XP firewood processor was my announcement to the world that I going full time as a firewood business. Starting off with a Poulan and a pickup this was an unimaginable purchase for me at the time. My production really took off with the Dyna but with all the restaurants I was servicing I noticed I spent way too much time resplitting.
This Dyna had an affordable price and was able to lift the logs off the ground. I saved a ton on shipping by driving 4 hours to WVA to pull it home. I made a lot of firewood with this machine but also figured out quickly that it lacked the speed and the ability to make smaller, restaurant grade firewood. I get attached to my equipment and it was a difficult decision to sell but it has all turned out great for everyone. Its new owners LOVE the Dyna and I have hit a homerun with my Japa 365 Pro.
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That was an impressive amount of wood those guys had. Very neat and tidy as well
They are VERY good at firewood. They use their kinetic splitter and their splits tend to be smaller which works great for me. Thanks Hometown for watching! Joe
I had a tree service for about 30 years around Tulsa. We had a bad bug for a long time on elm trees and there was nothing u could do except remove it. Yes there was some crooks that will tell u I can save it and charge 3 or 4 hundred bucks and (deep root fertilizer) but one guy all he used was powder milk and poke his pipe in the ground and pump(homemade) his milk in the ground. They wold ask after he was through what is the chance and he would say 50 50 duu. But anyway u couldn’t give the wood away and we don’t have the log trucks around here
joe, that's a nice machine also! Thanks for taking us along! Those fellas up there sure have been busy to! Wish you all best and keep being successful guys 👍
Thanks Dave. They have a big family and everyone helps. The sell A LOT of cords each year. Way more than I ever could.
Definitely different than the softwoods we got west in Washington State. I like the down home videos.
I only cut wood for heating my house but the pickiroon has been helping my back out this year.
Jason what part of Washington State?? I am just outside of Eatonville.
Douglas fir is my favorite stuff to split for sure..
Hi Jason. Thanks for watching from all the way out in Washington! Be careful...I got my start in firewood heating my house and look at me now! Joe
I love the way you give the history of how you started your business it say a lot about you all good
Thanks Harry. I hope to have a video about my back story here shortly. If anything you can watch it when you are having trouble falling asleep! This should help you out a lot! Stay cool. Joe
Thanks Joe for sharing the beginning, it does come down to what fits for you, Dyna makes a great processor same as Japa, I have been researching brands for last 2 years. Stay cool, have a great week.
Thanks Mark. I am happy to help you in any way if you have questions or need to see how something works. Joe
Thanks for taking us along memory lane for you.. Just like a good car/truck it can be great but the wrong fit for the individual needs..
I would recommend this Dyna to anyone. Its good for bigger splits etc. Well built machine.
Great videos Joe truly enjoying them keep it up
Thank you Stewart. It has been fun so far. I was curious I am glad the comments are great and people are enjoying these. Hope u are well!
That's the key to firewood, minimal touches
You got that right Jason! Thanks for watching. Joe
Thanks for the video. It’s great to see how others do it and make money. It just proves that there are dollars to be made at each level of production and that it’s ok to by and resell. Time has a worth and we only have so much of it. Make a buck on a resell or make 2 bucks doing all yourself.
I think the big difference is I only sell firewood. I am not a tree service etc. If I have no wood to sell I will go hungry! There are three things I do for inventory. 1. I produce my own from logs purchased from loggers 2) I have agreements with other producers to make firewood for me. and 3) I buy firewood already made off random people. This is where owning a Super Splitter pays off lol. Joe
After seeing and talking with the Dyna people at Paul Bunyan it doesn't seem that you bought the wrong machine but, rather that you ordered a machine without knowing what you needed. Almost every problem that you mentioned is an option. They were the only ones that we talked to that were willing to change anything and everything to build exactly what we want and need.
I think that is fair but also I can't fault myself for that. It was my first purchase and quickly realized I needed to be in a different arena. Still the lack of an adjustable knife is the big deal to me. I wouldn't now purchase any machine without one. splitter, etc. Dyna is a great machine for sure. Well built and will last for ever.
Nice video brother that is a nice machine that wood guy has the same one I believe but he uses a loader to load his
Thanks Matt. This was my original processor I sold to a family up north. This is the SC12XP. Smaller than TWG's SC14. The smaller ones have a log lift. The bigger Dynas have the live decks. Joe
That's the trouble with a lot of processors. Mine goes up to 22" but with a 4 way you have to resplit anything over 12", still very fast production though
That's what I learned with this Dyna. I could make a ton more firewood with it vs my saws and splitters...and I wasn't exhausted as much at the end of the day...but in order to get the type of firewood I can sell for the biggest profit margin I had to resplit until darkness. It got old fast...and knowing that an easy solution existed in the Japa was just a few $$ away it was an easy decision. Thanks NS! Joe
@@ohiowoodburner Its like there are a few routes you can take in the wood game. Volume or high grade. I started with volume because it was a good time for volume in our logging industry, its been on hard times for 2 years now and I have been going high grade since I first sniffed trouble. Really enjoying watching your channel seeing just how you really get those Brian Madden dollars for wood
@@NotSureJoeBauers I have a relationship with Brian but have never met him in person. When I first started kicking this idea around I did my research and found Brian. I told him that I felt like the man who thought he invented the automobile only to find Henry Ford did it four years earlier. Honestly though, I think there is nothing stopping a producer from selling both volume and hi grade. It's just like Fords and Lincolns. Make both and go after both markets! Joe
Just found this old vid, and worth watching. Seems I know the japa inside and out from your vids buts this helped me compare it to one of these dyna processors. Now I see why it wasn’t the right machine for your. Weird it uses hydraulic fluid for the bar. That can’t be good for the environment
I've dealt with a few Amish families in Northern NY. Safety at their sawmills can be scary. I'm surprised they left the rubber tires on that Dyna unit. Using the hydraulic oil for bar oil is a bad design, your JAPA is better with a bar oil oiler.
I have a very good relationship with the Amish suppliers. They are very good people, honest, trusting. One family their daughters load my trailer, bare feet and no gloves. They are very hard workers. The Dyna oiler worked well. I guess you could argue that 46 lacks the tackifiers that B & C oil has but they sell a lot of machines! Joe
The Dyna is Amish made.
Maybe you can look into a magnetic mount for your camera and of course a tripod?
I'm not sure what I'm going to do just yet. My daughter does all the filming but she leaves to college at the end of August. Ugh. LOL. Joe
It’s funny that their out there running a dr splitter
Should I ask them as it was a great machine for you that when they sell it if the new buyer wouldn't probably want to meet you and have a video done of them receiving it that be good idea of her video
That Dyna is Lonnngggg gone. Im sure it's cranking out firewood!
@@ohiowoodburner no I was talking about when metsa sells the 315
Did you have to resplit alot with your 365
very little. I recall there being about 6-10 pieces in each run that needed resplit.
Do u like the dr splitters
I don't have any experience with them. My friend has had good luck with his. Joe
We have a Multitech Machine
Great machine! Too expensive for me. Joe
You don't look that old.we split with a splitter but still split alot by hand and I am older than you
Thanks for the comment Norman.
Splitting is a great workout for sure. My point is I am trying to plan for the future when I'm 10 yrs older than I am now. I hope I can keep at it! Joe