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- Опубликовано: 16 мар 2024
- In this video we try out the new @Baumalight TRL620D Mini Skid Steer and see how it fits into our firewood workflow!
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seems like that little unit was super handy to have! Not having so switch attachments on your tractor is going to be a huge time saver!
Yep looking forward to not having to switch!
You might think about making a smallish, square-based pyramid to slip over the central area where the four totes come together. Orient it so that the corners of the base align with the adjacent sides of the totes. It should help distribute the wood more evenly. It can be lifted off once the totes are nearly full.
I like this idea
To fill the last bit of the back tote could you speed up the conveyor to give a bit more umph to get to the back tote?
Conveyor speed isn’t adjustable
@@DudeRanchDIY could be. Just ask Andrew silly goose lol easy fix.
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Jake, I'd say the species of the wood will make a difference, beech will slow the conveyor and probably won't throw as far, also it takes alot longer to dry than the other woods, good job
I am amazed how much them mini skids can do. It do 2 times as much as my little tractor and probably smaller foot print. You definitely can’t complain about some free wood for your personal burning. My stove burn up to 24. Can get more stacked in at 16 to 18. Great work. ✌🏻
They are super impressive little machines!
The new mini Steer Addition is a wonderful help I'm sure. Congratulations! Chip
Looking forward to using it more!!
Chris is a wonderful man with lots of patience. He deserves all of our respect for putting up with. Can we call him his partner we’re not sure but Chris is a wonderful man.
He’s a great guy, one of my best friends
Congratulations on 15k!! Well done.
Thanks Heath
Chris, Great video. That mini is a nice addition to the woodyard
So many variables that could affect the "throw" on your firewood. Box wedge height (weight and therefore inertia of pieces), elevator velocity, elevator angle which will also affect the drag on your grizzly bars etc. Even the exterior moisture level of the wood can effect the coefficient of friction. Achieving absolute perfection time after time may in fact prove to be difficult. I think you guys got it close, a little bit of levelling here and there. I've been thinking about developing a lightweight but tough firewood "rake" for levelling off and emptying totes, trailers, etc. If it was effective, I know the market would be severely limited but it seems there would be a few takers here and there.
Yep lots of variables, conveyor isn’t variable speed but wood is heavier and lighter which I’m sure plays into it
Man that little mini dealie is freaking sweet
Thanks!
Strong little bugger that wee skid steer thingy! Good working partnership between you fellas. Cheers from HB NZ
Very strong for its size!
Hey guys, with your back totes not filling up even with your being on your marks .It might be the speed of your conveyor not throwing the wood off the conveyer as muc
The conveyor speed isn’t adjustable but the heavier wood might be slowing it down
Good video 👍 I think the mini skid steer will fit in great. You won't have to swap between attachments and the mini is small enough to fit in tighter spaces than the tractor. I assume the fuel consumption is better as well. The sweet spot may vary depending on species and moisture content due to weight differences and how much "bounce" per species 🤷
Beech is used for bowling alley flooring because it naturally inhibits vibration and bounce, where hard maple is used for bowling pins and baseball bats because it amplifies vibration
Looking forward to using the mini more!
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Maybe put the totes on just a slight slope
Enjoyed the intro! Tree monkey 😂
The more you use the mini the more ways y'all will.learn to use it. I use mine for Mostly splitting huge rounds and with clean up. Mine will only lift 520 lb so not good st moving totes. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
I’ve been going back and forth on either a mini stand on or a mini excavator to get down the road. Then be able to offer small amounts of dirt work when I wasn’t busy with wood. I know both have there pros and cons, what made you go with the mini stand on loader?
It was given to me, but it is a very capable machine so far. I’d also like to have a mini ex someday I think they are very capable with minimal ground disturbance.
I have just started my little Chanel . For fun mostly . Maybe one day I can get some cool tools to try out .
Keep at it!
Maybe the heavier wood falls straight down where as lighter wood might get shot further back by the conveyor. Just a thought. I used my log lift bags for the first time yesterday and definitely the back of the bag takes a beating
Yep I think species and weight have something to do with it
"How long is your wood?" [Giggidy] - Thats a rather personal question, dont you think?
lol
hi maybe slower belt speed do to changing push speeds , best to all john
Possibly heavier wood
your pieces hitting totes differently may be due to a different conveyor speed.
Conveyor speed isn’t variable but the wood weight may effect it
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I don’t think you guys should be cutting with the chainsaw without chaps on. Accidents happen every day to people not wearing them.
Thanks