My family has 2 Range Road log splitters. By far the fastest hydraulic unit I’ve seen, just about as fast as my kinetic. These guys build quality equipment so now I’m considering one of their processors. Thanks for the video.
Nice. I saw one the units this past summer. I was at the dealer. I almost bought it. However, all I needed was the 18 foot conveyor. Nice set up. Thanks for sharing.
It’s been great for the money! Can’t say I don’t hope to upgrade someday, possibly to the bigger range road unit. See my video from the timbermen’s show if you have never seen one.
Thats about the perfect set up if you're wanting a low budget processor that will crank out some firewood fast. About the only complaint I have on mine are the hydraulic leaks mostly due to those cheap O rings on the fittings. I run the 103 deck with the 104 extension but I no longer use the 104 section. It's just easier to buck the logs shorter for the 103 only. That and I've found staying under 10" logs and runninng the larger stuff through the splitter just makes the most sense. You've gotta nice set up, those rugged made splitters are awesome, I ran one for a few years and loved that thing.
Planning to do a review video soon. I really haven’t done much other than a little tweaking on the carb which helped the engine not bog down in big wood
Yea when I set it back up this time I removed the tongue and first roller and moved the live deck closer on the advice of the dealer. Still have to push some but at least it power feeds a good portion
Hey, cool piece of machinery. I've been watching your channel for quite a while. In the subscriber, I'm up here in calcas. Michigan, it's good to see a Michigan boy doing some RUclips work too. You do great work. I really enjoy your videos. And i'm looking forward to more, so please keep him coming later
Kalkaska mi Sometimes this phone thing doesn't say what I say. You keep up the good work Starr, j. Up here in kalkaska you have a good day, and please keep the videos coming
My family has 2 Range Road log splitters. By far the fastest hydraulic unit I’ve seen, just about as fast as my kinetic. These guys build quality equipment so now I’m considering one of their processors. Thanks for the video.
Never used or seen in person one of their splitters but the processor has been great for the price. Thanks for watching and for the comment.
Nice. I saw one the units this past summer. I was at the dealer. I almost bought it. However, all I needed was the 18 foot conveyor. Nice set up. Thanks for sharing.
It’s been great for the money! Can’t say I don’t hope to upgrade someday, possibly to the bigger range road unit. See my video from the timbermen’s show if you have never seen one.
Thats about the perfect set up if you're wanting a low budget processor that will crank out some firewood fast. About the only complaint I have on mine are the hydraulic leaks mostly due to those cheap O rings on the fittings. I run the 103 deck with the 104 extension but I no longer use the 104 section. It's just easier to buck the logs shorter for the 103 only. That and I've found staying under 10" logs and runninng the larger stuff through the splitter just makes the most sense. You've gotta nice set up, those rugged made splitters are awesome, I ran one for a few years and loved that thing.
Obviously I have dreams of upgrades in the future but I am very blessed to have such good equipment starting out.
I hope to see more on this processor. Upgrades and adjustments and tips and tricks as you get familiar
Planning to do a review video soon. I really haven’t done much other than a little tweaking on the carb which helped the engine not bog down in big wood
for the money a good setup, however would love to see a belt feeding the saw, big wood a real pain pushing up to the saw
Yea when I set it back up this time I removed the tongue and first roller and moved the live deck closer on the advice of the dealer. Still have to push some but at least it power feeds a good portion
Great video, glad we found you! We look forward to following along. Thanks for choosing range-road. happy cutting!
Thanks for the kind words, please feel free to share my video on your website and social media.
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Hey, cool piece of machinery. I've been watching your channel for quite a while. In the subscriber, I'm up here in calcas. Michigan, it's good to see a Michigan boy doing some RUclips work too. You do great work. I really enjoy your videos. And i'm looking forward to more, so please keep him coming later
Kalkaska mi Sometimes this phone thing doesn't say what I say. You keep up the good work Starr, j. Up here in kalkaska you have a good day, and please keep the videos coming
All good my friend thank you for watching and please spread the word about my channel I could really use more great subscribers like you!
Wondering how it does on hardwood? Thanks
Been processing red oak all summer with it and have had no issues. Have videos up with it if you’d like to check them out.
Running Red Oak with the Range Road
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