Getting Things Going...In, With the Japa 365+ Pro Firewood Processor
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2023
- Had a few logs to run through the Japa 365+ Pro Firewood Processor and wanted to see if making an adjustment will help with something I've noticed when bringing logs in to be processed.
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You make the running of the JAPA 365 PRO so easy. Being able to go mobile with it is a great feature, but all the work it does in just a small foot print is incredible.
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hi there good show . have a safe and wonderful trip on the up coming weekend . john
Thanks...too bad ya didn't find the plane, or engine, or whatever was missing...lol....we'll see you in a few months at Bunyan.
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that second wedge you put in made some nice looking splits
Dan Dan the flipping man excellent job and video ❤😊😮
Your becoming quite the problem solver good video
Looks like a very easy machine to learn!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Have a safe trip to Boonville NY. 😁👍
Thanks, looks like rain all day Friday so hopefully Saturday will be decent weather.
Nice machine, you did a good job with representing….. I not quite sold on the in feed and the blade motor hp. Again, I’m watching thru a camera and the angle may be misleading. What was the pallet for under the conveyor? I’m not a critic but if we see maybe Japa can give answers or use for future builds.👍🏻👏🏻
I do the same thing with the cookies. Oak is used for smoking and the other stuff, I give to my son for his patio fireplace. I even save some chips to make fire starters. Waste Not, Want Not?
Nice work on that Dan, and see I told you before it was not the logs lol, and great idea on the chunk wood great idea 😎👍.
Hahaha...yeah I still think the big X factor is the operator. I actually found something out that what I did wasn't really needed and there's something else I should've adjusted to help with this...lol...you'll see soon.
Looks like there is lots of adjustment on the spring so if it ever gets weak you can tighten it. Nice machine!! 👍
Yeah there's a good amount of holes to hook into for increased tension. I'm just not sure if now maybe I don't have enough tension...lol.
Looks like you solved the problem.
Bill
It did seem to help, however I think there is another adjustment I should've made that would help more with the logs going in....you'll see in upcoming vid.
Great Video Dan. Love the way you can change the Splitting Wedge from a Four Point to a Six Point. Yes the Smaller Pieces are great to be Bagged and Sold for Smoker Wood, and Fire Pit Wood. I am going to look at a Few Machines myself by going into the Web. On the Machines they offer. I am now looking myself of Either 1 of them or a Wood Splitter of at Least 25ton. Or more. Just going to get Some Prices for now. What would you Recommend for a Regular Log Splitter? Thank You Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg, Dan.
Not sure if you are looking at a commercial grade or a homeowner model log splitter. They all are pretty comparable nowadays, you just need to see in person so you can get a feel for how high the splitting beam is and stuff like that. Then just find one that fits your needs, with most ya can't go wrong.
It’s nice when there’s a place for all the wood, no waste. Make money from it or use it yourself 😍
It appears you handle to wood way too much using the JAPA than you do with the Wolf Ridge - the pieces need to be really straight, or you have to push them in - just an observation. Stay safe.
I was informed that what I did wasn't really needed and that there's something else I should've adjusted instead...lol...so will do that and see how it goes.
We pass everything through the processor into mesh stacking crates. Leave them under cover for a couple of years & then burn the lot in our multifuel stoves - Big Small Fat or Thin they all add heat.
Yes indeed....that's the one thing that doesn't matter with size, it all burns. 😀👍🍻