Eastonmade; 22-28 Timed Cord of Wood
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I have a 22-28 and with the box wedge and two men we produce 25 mins per cord 12-18” red oak again box wedge if we had a 6 or 8 way I’m sure it would have been quicker. Best machine on the market and well worth the investment
Thanks for the feedback kevin!!
Will the smaller quicker machine handle the box wedge splitter?
@@stewartscott7572 no
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters if you ran the big machine with the box splitter, it would add some time to splitting a cord of wood, wouldn't it?
@@stewartscott7572 yes an no. The 4 and 6 way wedges work really well up to around 12". After that the wood needs to be resplit and then the box wedge is more efficient
That splitter is a BEAST Andrew and the conveyor just screams quality your guys do an Excellent job on the fit and finish making one SEXY LOOKIN SETUP! ! that 22-28 doesn't even grunt ! I love to watch these machines in action, wood splitting doesn't get any easier then when it get's SLAYED WITH AN EASTONMADE !!!!!!!!
Thanks for the feedback!
Awesome splitter, that machine is as good as it gets....
Thanks for the feedback dave!!
Great looking setup, can't wait till April to get my 12 22.
You'll love it Eddie
Picking up ours in 2 weeks cant wait this machine is a beast.
Love the set up, great looking splitter. On Santa's wishlist
Thanks for the feedback. It is very much appreciated
really nice rig, 70 years old and wish I would have one. Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for the feedback!!!
It’s good to watch an experienced operator work the machine.
Thanks for the feedback david. It's very much appreciated
LOVE that ram and the the latching controls.
Impressive guys. Kind of makes me wish I had a firewood business. Cheers!
Thanks for the feedback!!
When you have a fast splitter, the limiting factor is not the splitter. It's how fast you can get your firewood rounds to the splitter.
This is true
We need one of these. Maybe by next year we can afford it.
I have the 22-28 with a 6 way. With rounds ready and another guy we can do 2 cord a hour without question. I had 3 guys and all rounds cut up and my mini skidsteer helping us feed the splitter and we did 2 cord a little under a hour. Yes this is a big splitter but it is a production monster. The rounds we split are 18" plus so we have to chase resplits and still no issues.
Thanks for the feedback mike!!
Having the auto forward and reverse eliminates the second guy or one guy from running , I cut off logs throw in a heap and stand and split into backhoe bucket then throw it into a pile , load into dump trailer at time of sale lol that auto forward reverse looks handy...
Saves an extra guy for sure
Eastonmade Wood Splitters looking forward to the time I can justify upgrading .
@@offroadlife05 let us know if you have any questions in the meantime
Damn impressive. All of that in under 12 minutes.
thanks for the feedback it is very much appreciated.
32 minutes.12 is on forward
I have a 22-28 and I can get 2 cord an hour by myself. I have it all pushed in a pile next to splitter with the skid steer. But after two hours at that pace I'm whipped!!!
Thanks for the feedback Keith. Its good to hear from you!!
That is the same speed that Andrew was doing. 1 cord in half an hour.
Yep just confirming that 2 cord an hour is realistic .
All your machines are animals. Decided to keep using the splitter iHave now, to keep saving for 1 of urs 🤝🏽
Let me know when your ready to go. More than happy to help
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters 👍🏽
I’m looking into getting a conveyer for the Ultra. Something small maybe no longer than 10’, something to load my truck so I don’t have to throw the pieces.
A conveyor helps a lot
Those blocks were gravy train bundle grade, my favorite to split. Be nice if my suppliers could bring stuff like that all the time but like you said it was perfect case scenario. It does help having the staged blocks to be stacked as opposed in a pile.
Yep it was really nice stuff.
shut up
Awesome set up for sure. If I have any success with my splitter, I'd love to get a conveyor fro you even though mine is a different brand it would still work fine.
Sounds great tom. Let me know if there is anything I can help you with!
Hell ya buddy you need a bobcat min loader buddy and a Nices roll off trailer 🤟
That would be the cats pajamas!
Great VJO
Now, as you have said in a previous video you could crank up the pressure? in increasing the hydraulic pressure would that increase the cycle time? What exactly, in increasing the hydraulic pressure do for the machine? Saving the momma don't know money for one of those babies! I'm looking at the 5-11 or the 9-16. I love the speed on the Ultra; can you get the 5-11 or the 9-16 close to the cycle times on the Ultra? The reason to look at the 5-11 and 9-16 are the log lift and hydraulic adjustable wedge and down the road the box wedge. Love the videos love the interaction with your soon to be clients!
Thanks for the feedback!!! Presuure will only increase the tonnage. Stay tuned. We are working on another less expensive alternative.
I want that splitter
Ordered mine a week or so ago! Expecting delivery in 12/2022! Lots of time to be super super excited!!!
I have been thinking getting a big splitter after I retire and just splitting wood. Not cutting the trees down but just splitting, I will have to look into more but if I could I hope that there is a little money in it. The splitter with the box wedge is the one I think I'd like to get.
The box wedges work great. Best advice is to to know all of your markets. A lot of guys just focus on home heat but theres a ot more out there
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters if I can I'm going to talk to guys who take down trees, put out some feelers to guys who sell fire wood some camp grounds and places where they sell chain saws and see if there is a market for something like this or it just might turn into 2 or 3 people for one year and that won't work so more research and talking to people and learning. Easton from what I've seen is the way I want to go if this dream works out. Thanks and the box wedge is one of the ones I want along with the 4 and 6 way
@@curtanderson8655 sounds like a great plan. Let me know if the is anything we can help you with
8 ricks and hour that super
Fantastic machine for sure, just a couple of comments: the lifters need to be higher on the conveyor perhaps? Why not consider making this into a processor by adding a cut-to-length device?
I'm sorry but I really think this is quicker and more efficient than the log deck Dyna firewood splitters if you know what I mean. I would love to hear other guys opinions. We move alot of wood every year and we are always looking for more efficient ways for to smallest dollar.
I think Wooly is in trouble lol
When I win the Powerball and get to do what I want vs. what I have to, I'll buy a 12-22 and a conveyor.
You'll love it when that time comes! Thanks for the comment
A dump trailer would all but put it on the rail if you were close enough, self feeding as well. I think the 22-28 is much faster in the push making the real world cycle time faster than the 12-22 even though it's faster with no load making the box wedge much more efficient on the larger machine. What your splitting has a lot to do with cycle times. Do wedges interchange between all machines?
Yes you are right. The little bit you loose on the unloaded cycle vs the load cycle is negligible when you get into the bigger wedges. The wedges interchange on the 5-11/9-16/12-22. The 22-28 wedges a bit heavier.
Hi Andrew I am just wondering what is the preferred chainsaw you’d like to use when bucking firewood? Also what are the different types of chainsaws you have used in the past that you could say are well-built?
I really like my 372 husky. I think its the same as anything else. All of them are good just need to look after them
Lucky in US.... in Italy and Europe this will be out of safety law...
Coz here the put one leverage on each hand...so you cannot touch the log while you are splitting it.
Great equipment anyway🤙
Thanks for the feedback and support Leo.
I have a 22 28 on the ram it has a set screw is it suppose to leek fluid there
What is the weight and ease of moving the splitter? Can it be moved by hand or with a trailer dolly? That being said how heavy are the wedges looking at getting a unit just not sure what else I'll need to be able to move it.
The splitter weighs 2200lbs. You can move it by had if it's hard packed and flat. The wedges are 100-200lbs depending on the wedge itself. An ATV is a little light for the hydraulic tank end, but it will manage. A side by side or small tractor works best. I have a powered trailer dolley that works well also.
Have you done this with the Ultra?
Haven't done a full cord, but here is a facecord ruclips.net/video/YjRTp7laoJ8/видео.html
I called yesterday and asked about an ultra and was told your booked full till august so there’s no way to get one before then?
No I'm sorry we are booked right up
Eastonmade Wood Splitters ok thanks for the reply
Man you need a hookaroon. Great splitter and conveyor.
Hello Andrew, George here from New Brunswick , I am 72 years old , i was looking for a spliter just for my own use , i have rock maple ,Beach , Yellow birch , i split about 14 cord a year my son helps me , so what do you suggest is a good machine for me and the price of it please
We will have our axis vertical machine that should fit the bill well for you
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters That sounds great, What price is on the axis vertical Andrew, I just looked at the ultra machine you explained its capability, it is interesting what price is on it
Cant give me price goin to wolfridge
I'm normally not a hard guy to get ahold of. All the pricing is on our website if you look. Not sure if you noticed how responsive we are to our messages on social media. Good luck with your new machine.