Eastonmade; 5-11 Full Cord. Big Channel Announcement.
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2020
- Here's something we don't do often. Run a 5-11. If you're looking for a heavy commercial splitter built to last a life time, but don't need huge production than this is the machine for you. It has the same frame and components as our 9-16 and 12-22, but its just a little slower.
Thanks for all the feedback and support guys. Means the world to us. It's really fantastic to watch a great community evolve around our product.
Give us a call for more information!!!
613-812-3213
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Your pickaroon sure makes it look easy hauling the logs around
First video I seen on the 511 seems to be a nice machine anytime I ever go on your site I never see use equipment and a lot of times I don’t seem to get new videos to their seven 810 months year-old loved the product thanks Andrew
THANK YOU FOR THE SHOP TOUR, VERY GOOD.
Watching you handle those rounds .makes a old man tired. I can’t do that any more. That is why I had to go to a different wood splitter.
Sorry, but don't thank us for the support. The support is deserved...you've earned it.
Hard to soar with the eagles if you run with the turkeys. You guys have helped build a great community here. The support is very much appreciated.
Yellow Birch! Earl Scruggs playing Reuben on banjo!!!
LOL that's right on!!!
A cup of coffee while watching an Eastonmade log splitter in action first thing in the morning makes my day.
Glad we could help you start it off right. Really appreciate all the support
That piece that fell to each side, my reaction was oh NUTS, well that's the pc version.
I enjoy cooking over fresh cherry wood but due to very bad legs and back is where the box would work best for me
I want one. I need one....weeks ago. I can't afford one :-(
I have been studying current wood splitters, looking for as good or better, than our "family" splitter. This 5-11 is what I would imagine as a dream machine upgrade.
Needs the automatic return, to save some time. Probably safer though when you have to hold the handle, when pushing forward.
I like your spitters
Thank you! Looking forward to the demos becoming available.
Thanks for the feedback and support David. Really appreciate it
Man like Iv always been taught having the right tools for the job and you’ve definitely got the tools makes things almost easy and in this case for me It’d be fun thanks for the video
Having the right stuff makes it a lot more enjoyable. Thanks for the feedback trent
I actually just ordered this model this morning from Justin seems like an awesome guy can't wait to get it.
Good evening. Really impressed by the 5-11. Appreciate your time advising us,breaking it down if you will.
Be safe.
Thanks michael. Really appreciate the feedback and support. The 5-11 is no slouch
Yes I was thinking yellow birch as I a few in my current log load. I can attest to the 5-11s capability. Just picked mine up and am very pleased with it. It certainly meets all my expectations for my use being a homeowner. Makes splitting wood a real joy. Great job Andrew.
Thanks for the feedback randy. Was great to visit with you. Best of luck with the new splitter
That lift is a Beast. Cool Vid.Thanks.
Thanks for the feedback I really appreciate it.
I've had my 5-11 for a year now , Love it . I use the box wedge makes consistent sizes ,easy to stack.
Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciated it
That looks like a nice afternoon. Good temps to split a full cord. Good job Andrew! Joe
Thanks for all the support joe. Really appreciate it
@TowME trailers not sure how a weekend could get better than that
yes Andrew i saw it was yellow birch and i have a lot of it on one of my wood lots here in Vermont love it some of it is stringer then hell and some is so nice it split's like butter
Its weird wood like that. Some of it splits great and some of it just tears apart. Thanks for all the feedback and support john. Really appreciate it
U worked up a sweat with those big guys! Great machine! Very productive 👍🏽
They were lots heavy!!!
Hey Andrew, geat to see a 5-11 in action. I have thoroughly enjoyed mine and how efficiently it handles my wood pile every year even if it is one of your earlier models without quite as many of the bells and whistles of these newer ones. It always impresses myself, friends and family to see it work. Was disappointed that saw tech didn't happen this year for our yearly meet but maybe things will settle and it will happen next summer.
Glad its still working well for you chris. Really great to here from you. Hopefully meet up before to long.
I have a whole bunch of yellow birch and twisted beech in my yard right now. It definitely makes the splitter work.
Some beech can get really twisted up to. Thanks for the feedback
Morning Andrew. That splitter is fast enough for me. Love the monster push plate👍 keep up the good work🪵
The 5-11 is all the splitter most people will ever need. I would want the auto cycle valve as I could use that time to get next round being a senior my cycle time isn't the fastest. Great to see the pickroo being used it's a back saver
The 5-11 with the autocycle is about as fast an anyone would normally work. The pickaroon saves a lot of sore backs for sure. Really appreciate all the support david.
You make really nice splitters.
Thanks for all the feedback and support tom. Really appreciate it
Always look forward to new videos from ya. someday i'll have a big orange beast in my stable!
Thanks for the feedback and support chris. It's very much appreciated
What you did in 17:36 of the vid would be every round for me to split that’s why I need one of your machines. My true value machine with single wedge makes a single round take like 6-8 cycles of the ram I need to shorten this.
We have yellow Burch hear in pa . Good old usa. Its very stringy.
Your splitters are top notch! Those huge rounds were nothing for it to process. If you make 1 video a week during the winter you make all your wood at the same time . I bet you always have plenty of high quality wood to burn . Great work !
Andrew I think those were the largest logs I have ever seen split on U Tube. I sure like to have one of those 5 11 splitters. They are a really nice piece of equipment. I too would op for the auto cycle.
She's a nice looking splitter Andrew and very capable. Nice demo on it. Thanks for taking us along. Have a good Thanksgiving Weekend! Cheers!
Thanks for all the support gord. Really appreciate it. Happy Thanksgiving
Great Video love to see the little Machine eat that big wood , This machine is perfect for 1 person easier to keep up with it ! LOL
Thanks for the feedback and support tim. Really appreciate it
One of those 3rd on the tractor forks was a yellow birch based on the bark. I'm thinking the nasty one was elm. I see Jerry 'with a G' and Cousin Mike were nowhere to be found to help you out with those monster sized firewood rounds. The 5-11 handles those like a champ. I would think that adding the auto cycle valve option for the 5-11 and you'd have a great splitter for the average homeowner that splits 5 to 10 cords a year.
Молодец, классная работа, классное видео. Удачи вам и здоровья. Российский пенсионер.
Howdy Andrew. Simply put, I’m impressed. After using and servicing the Ultra you sent Joe’s Premium Firewood, I know who I’ll be contacting if I ever need to buy another splitter... You!
Joe gets his share of hecklers about the Ultra, but I think I understand your engineering logic. As you stated “It’s not a machine for everyone”. But for the person who’s breaking down sub 12” rounds and doesn’t want to waste a ton of time waiting for the cylinder to cycle, it’s an awesome little machine👍🏻
Bless’ns to ya! Tedd
I think that auto cycle would become very addictive !
It's really handy to have
The worst is Osage Orange….my God stringy as hell and tough. I need to upgrade to one of these
I’m surprised you don’t sell a boat load of that model. Think a video on that machine with a box wedge on it would be cool. I do have to say you swing that log rite pick like a golf driver! Super happy for the wait list! It just reaffirms your doing all the right stuff
I think it's just because we don't showcase it very often. I think it would fit most guys needs and price point. We have been really fortunate to be as busy as we are. Lots of great people to support us
I agree 1000% Speed sells, but how long can the average man keep up with a 12-22 before the machine is spending an unnecessary amount of run time waiting for the Human to feed it? I don't want to buy capacity that I can't use, if you know what I mean. Decisions Decisions... LOL!
In Kentucky we call them water birch
I like your woodsplitters wish i had one . ps nice vid
@24:40 You can see a nice progression of a "built-in feature" of these splitters. With the machine not connected to anything, it is stout enough to scoot without hurting anything as the woodpile builds up at the discharge. If you have enough room and lay it out right, you can stack the rank of blocks along your route to keep everything close at hand and flowing nicely.
Thanks mike. It really works well if someone doesn't have a conveyor and has the room to make a windrow
Yellow and black birch
Hi Andrew, I'm working on being a new customer discussing options with your salesmen. been checking out the 12 22. Thanks for showing the 5-11. I've seen your video using the Box Wedge with the 5 11 really impressive. I understand with Eastonmade lead time being long the demand is high. I''ve seen very few for resale or used. I've been lucky to see one unit (12 22) in Texarkana Ark. I'm looking to go into business Thanks for the Videos.
Red Oak and Hickory can also have that interlocked grain - Very nice splitter !!
Hickory can be nasty for sure. Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it
I did the same today my round where big like that i did them on my alfa-5
Wish you split some Locust, when I was younger, got free firewood clearing a 1/4 acre for a muffler place. Cut everything down except the locust. Dulled our chainsaw on it. Did a sharpening job on it, still couldn’t cut it down.
That wood you asked about, is Birch FO SHOW, haha, that’s all we use in Thunder Bay 😜
You guys would have lots of it in thunder bay.
@20:00 People are ALWAYS shocked when I'm slinging rounds like that up onto my 22-28. They never think the log lift will make it happen. They don't know what overbuilt/overpowered monsters these machines are.
Thanks for all the feedback and support mike. Really appreciate it
We have sweet gum in Arkansas and it's stringy
Those big rounds make a lot of wood but they can wear a person out!!
That's for sure. Really heavy stuff to work with
Currently using a Chinese kinetic splitter and a tractor supply 25ton to do about 50 cord a year, thinking the 5-11 with a box wedge would be the perfect fit for my part time operation as I plan to do about 60-70 cord next year!
Awesome stuff Andrew. As soon as the listing are up I’ll look. If things go my way maybe it will work out. I don’t know but I’d love to have a go at doing firewood. People sell it all over but I don’t see many doing delivers or that kind. But I’m probably just looking at a pipe dream. But if nothing else it’s a fun hobby (wood working/forest work)
Biggest thing is having a quality product and good service. If you have that you will succeed in the firewood business. Thanks for all the support seth
Eastonmade Wood Splitters thanks Andrew. I look forward to seeing the listings for the used equipment. Maybe I might have the opportunity to purchase one?
Yellow birch
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Yeah, I thought it was black birch; we have some yellow here in west WI but it's almost all ornamental, and more bronze than that was, maybe because the ones I've seen are smaller.
Wild cherry.
Hey Andrew, thanks for the info about used splitters. I've enjoyed learning about Eastonmade, I'm very interested in a demo or a pre owned unit for my part time job what do i need to do to keep up with any Splitters
Yellow birch, good burning wood. Much better then white birch
That's what they say. I'm gonna have to find out. Thanks for the feedback cliffy. Really appreciate it
Thanks Andrew! You have an amazing line of splitters and conveyors! I would love to add one of your machines to my property here in southern Ontario. Just graduated to a splitter last season after a couple of decades of swinging an axe. My hardware store 27 ton is a big improvement compared to swinging an axe but would love to get a hold of one of your units and conveyors. Maybe I could go from feeding my own outdoor wood boiler to selling some for some extra cash! Keep up the production and quality units! Maybe one day I will have the Eastonmade gracing my wood lot.
Thanks a bunch for the feedback and support. I bet that splitter made life a lot easier.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Oh it did! but I see the advantage of a few more bells and whistles like hydraulic lift, hydraulic 4way splitter, pushing the split wood right off the table onto the conveyor!!! One day!😃
Love it, even if you only burn 5 cord a year this would be great to have. Go in on it with a buddy and rent it out a little to recuperate the cost.
I like the wood splitters plus thinking on it of buying one but I already got one from harbor freight 20TON gas wood splitter duel action wood splitter really good
The two way splitters work really well. Thanks for the feedback Miller. Really appreciate it
Yes sir from Gallatin Tennessee 30mins away from Nashville Tennessee man watching you from in the southern states I splitt hickory firewood for a Southern restaurant down here
I've seen river birch here in Pensacola fl
From the looks of that fire log, I would think Birch, but your description had me thinking shag hickory.
Yes .... black birch.
Edit: .... well I just have to after viewing the comments. It's still birch, just a little yellow.
Like all of your splitters.
Just don't have the need or property to use 1 at the time.
I also like the conveyer system too.
Thanks for the feedback and support anyways steve. It's very much appreciated
The lead time on ordering one is very long. Maybe you guys can keep me posted on used ones! 😃
Looks like yellow birch (Betula alleghaniensis). This kind of wood is common here in south Quebec. Note that yellow birch is rated at 26.6 millions BTU per dry cord while the white birch (Betula papyrifera) is rated at 23.8 millions BTU per dry cord.
Learned something new today. Thanks for the feedback Daniel. Really appreciate it
I knew it was birch but not the specific species. Thanks
Andrew: At 19:39 mins in the big round you were splitting, is what I said we crack down with the Champion vertical & horizontal. To keep down the chance of Workman's Comp claim. So on some future episode maybe you could split a 20" T by 40"+ on the the Axis? Even with my Champion it's no piece cake. (Thank You)
I'll give it a try for you howard. I still have some big ones kicking around here.
The 5 11 is a great upgrade from the ultra
Front log is maple
Second is yellow birch
Rear is red oak
Might be wrong but hard to tell on a 4" screen 😆
😂😂😂😂 thanks for the feedback nate lol
I was going to guess Birch, but I was not specific enough. Lowes has bundles of firewood, they have bundles of birch. All of the bundles are from Latvia. I can't believe we are getting firewood from overseas.
Really? That's bizarre. Lots of great firewood producers. Can't see it being a huge cost savings
2 insane examples from the UK for you, years ago we learned that some Scottish cod gets sent to China, filleted and packaged, then sent back to Scotland for sale. To lower labour cost. Another was the export of general waste made into bales and sent to another developed country by ship to be incinerated in a power station. Cheaper than tax on landfill waste plus pollution legislation.
Could use a closeup on that ,looks like yellow birch.
The loggers love to throw in a hand full of yellow birch in every load of logs to keep things interesting around here .. ur right though some pieces look nasty as hell and split like nothing others look straight no knots and dam near stalls the 27ton splitter.. yellow birch is like a box of chocolates...
Lol that it is. Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it
looks like bass wood
A friend always said the real test of something was to give it to the general public, and see what happens!
In this case, some non Wood splitting person would try to split across the grain of the buck!
I've had some guys that couple bend a bowling ball I'm sure lol
Hearing protection my man, don’t regret it when you get older. Nice splitter too 😎😎
I've got my earplugs in...don't normally go without them. It's strange because when I was younger it never bother me at all. Now it almost drives me nuts not to have them in.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters great stuff!!
Compared to the others I really like this machine basically I do just this wood for the wood boiler by myself yours in number one one the list I tired calling the phone number but I guess I don't have international calling to Canada from Pennsylvania
Send me an email andrew@eastonmadewoodsplitters.com i will get someone in touch with you
I like this model, sure the cycle time is a little slower but like any machinery efficient operating has a lot to do with output.
The machine still kept you pretty busy and you had prepared a nice pile of wood to work from before hand.
Why have a faster one if you cant keep up with it ?
I have a lot of yellow pine. How much power to split the logs.
perfect i subed how much is that one andrew love to have a demo
Theres gonna be a couple coming up. Gotta keep your eyes peeled. Thanks for all the support scotty really appreciate it
You're pick works better than mine ,what is it? I have red oak that looks like a spaghetti covered popsicle.have a 8 year old DR 34 ton. Haven't seen that birch hear yet lake george ny.
Paper birch? Gnarly stuff if it is
Its yellow birch. Our white birch here has a really tough bark that hold together. Thanks for all the support adam. Really appreciate it
yellow birch i think. witch hazel newfoundlanders call it, my second guess is silver birch
Never heard it called witch hazel before. Thanks for all the feedback and support. Really appreciate it
You build those bad boys like a tank I can tell. Beefy. Plus you could upgrade it later if you wanted a bigger motor and pump
We build them heavy. Thanks for all the feedback and support dave
That stringy wood is either red oak , white oak
LOVE THE CHAINSAW AND SPLITTER SOUNDS, CAN'T HEAR YOU TALK WITH THE BANJO PLAYER LOUD... I AM AN OLD 72 YR OLD ROCK LOVER... HEHEHE
Lol..I do long some good rock and roll to. I find the bluegrass is a little more suiting for the setup. Really appreciate the feedback.
Andrew what is the size on that saw? Its goes through it so easy!!! What chain you using? Also length on the picroon?
@@rogerl8488 it's a 372. Standard Oregon chain hand filed. I think the pickaroon is 36".
5-11, 9-16, 12-22..... what do these numbers represent? I'm gathering one is for tonnage output....
Swamp or yellow birch
Nice machine Andrew, I don't run into any yellow Birch here but I do split some Elm once in awhile and that can be nasty.
Take care.
Thanks for the feedback mark. Elm can be nasty to split
Hey Andrew, I was noticing the differences between on the 4-way wedges on your splitters. I was wondering what are the degrees upwards on the Ultra and the 5-11? I would believe that degree angle is 0. And the Ultra is more like 15 or 25 degrees. Am I right or wrong just saying? lol
Yes that is right...the wood has room to fall out on the larger machines.
Can that log lift mount on the other side of the machine?
Red elm is the toughest we have in Illinois
I've never got into red elm before but have lots of customers split it. Thanks for the feedback. It's very much appreciated
Or Sycamore. I've never came across a piece of elm yet that I couldn't split with my Brave 22 ton. But, I've come across 2 pieces of Sycamore now that stopped it in its tracks.
I agree , i just finished 3 cords of it, ugggh
Can you put auto cycle on a wood splitter
It's hard to see on my tiny phone screen but I'm pretty sure it's yellow Birch.
That's the stuff Ben. Thanks for the feedback
Hey I'm watching your video what's that blue tool that you are using to pick up the wood called I've never seen one of those things before
logrite pickaroon
I hate that style splitter for big rounds of wood. I prefer a full rail splitter in vertical position for those really big heavy rounds. All these splitters also need a good hydraulic oil cooler.
Our bigger machines have a cooler on them. The 5-11 and 9-16 have enough oil capacity that they don't get hot. have you checked out our Axis wood splitter yet?
Looks like yellow birch
That's the stuff. Thanks for the feedback adam
Shag bark hickory? Greetings from Virginia!
Thanks for the guess john. Really appreciate the feedback
Have y’all sold the machines yet?
I wasn't impressed with the Ultra, or the way it was run, that first exposed me to Eastonmade. I have to say, my opinion has changed 180°. Solid, durable, rugged seem to be understatements. Nice line of splitters.
The ultra isn't for everyone. We build it to be bare bones entry model. Thanks for the feedback kay. I appreciate you taking the time out of your day
I purchased an Ultra two years ago. I'm a home owner and burn about three to four cord a year. I owned a 30 ton "big box store" splitter for eight years before that. I love my splitter...it splits better then my old one...way faster and more power. It does not have the lift but I have a tractor with a front loader. I fill the bucket with rounds, bring it over to the splitter and go to town. I just wish the Ultra would stack it for me.
Any chance this machine is for sale? Trying to get my hands on one, we got hammered by 143mph winds recently and have alot of work to do.
This one isn't....but we do have a demo unit coming up for sale shortly. Make sure you like and subscribe to keep updated