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@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I have under $2,000 in it including all the upgrades over the near 4 decades. Was the first thing we ever purchased from Costco $699 LOL

@@jsanchez3818 they ran that one at the hope event. Biggest issue they had was the short conveyor and the nonstop function and not getting wood in sideways. They had a few jams. I believe it was a prototype if i remember correctly.

@ how much waste does it create? I bought a wood processor thinking it was going to be the answer to producing fire wood, learned it creates a ton of waste. With all that said I’ve come to find multi wedges make a ton of waste versus a single wedge.

@@jsanchez3818 its design is more or less a box wedge setup. If you have wood that makes tons of junk with a 6, 8,12 or 16 way type wedge, it would also make a ton of junk with any box wedge.

@@BGWenterprises our wood here in Texas unfortunately just does not do well with these multiple splitting knifes. But nun the less very interested. Wish there was an option lease to own so I could try out before buying. If it works for my operation I would buy if not, I would return it.

@jsanchez3818 The exact same machine running. ua-cam.com/video/61t7Ac42D98/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared

@BrennanRaihl And people wonder why anything logging is made out of cold hard steel.

@BGWenterprises right but either way logging as a hand faller or machine logging is still the most dangerous job

@@BrennanRaihl theres actually a big push to keep people inside a cab to reduce insurance costs. A big part of using a machine over a cliff side on a cable to fall trees.

@@BGWenterprises oh really never new that

@BrennanRaihl That definitely was a rare winter day with sunshine. . was up WAY-late cleaning the rental, of the packed in mud. as that was day 7 of the week rental. And then it sat nearly 48 hours until a truck picked it up. . Had I not cleaned it out that night, they for sure would have picked it up that morning and hit us with a serious cleaning surcharge. As It took me many hours to blow all the mud out.

@BGWenterprises dang but still looks like a fun time but any time in the brush is a good time

@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648 Yea he's my baby horse. Great pyrenees and Anatolian shepherd.

In bend Oregon? I'll have to come up with an excuse to wander that a way. I've thought about taking the tow truck channel in that area, some chunks of 6x6 ect, to use.

@BGWenterprises yes sir that's where they are located. 🌲❤️🌲👊🪓

@kitfoxn990tt5 stage one is 19.5gpm at somwhere between 400 to 600psi, according to the manufacturer. figuring worst case that requires 6.8 hp the stage 2 of the pump is 2.8gpm at 3k or approximately 4.9hp. The original engine was less hp it was a flat head Briggs engine rated at 5hp. The replacment engine, has been dyno ran by several people on the net at a few tenths under 7hp. So yes I agree, I'm pushing the engine at a point, it will definitely have a shorter life. I've found manufacturers generally oversized the engines quite a bit, to basically avoid warranty claims. 0.01c

The original pump was also 2 stage.

@Outdoorspnw2024 Yep, most all of the short videos are from there. Except for the train and old equipment. I didn't have the ability to edit until November sometime. . I had my father with me, so I had limited time to film, as he has major issues simply getting around ect..

@Outdoorspnw2024 it's a long hard week, when it's a rental. And it has no real working lights, at the shortest days of the year.

@wavekube4343 Yep ford 172ci gas. It's a later year, being it has the jonsen bar reverser. Probably early 1960s All identification is worn off in one way or another.

@@littlewingpsc27 At near $150 an hour it adds up fast. it had to be cleaned up, after the leak repair with a bore machine. Plus a pressure test. . They also recorded all the measurements, to are account. and if we wanted a brand new one, it would only be a phone call from making it happen. . If you simply want new seals for a leaky cylinder, ive taken one apart myself.and walked in with a bag of seals, for far far far less money, but your doing the work yourself. And no warranty at all. Granted other than a new replacement, your not getting a warranty would be a good bet. . There want it fixed yesterday price, is something like 2x the 150

They had to do a black light with liquid or blue powder to find the cracks.

@@clintbliss2046 Plus im at 1,000ft Every one that works on em says they have dont mess with carb caps. . I ordered a set of carb adjustment tools, amazing there is that many types of them out there. As the set comes with around a dozen wrenches.

@@tttco then you will find the one about the front end loader version of a 15 skidder interesting. Supposedly 200 or less where made, according to the owner of Garrett before he passed away.

@@Caje-zf8md That would be my first gess. Logs for the mill would be my 2nd gess Building repair is my 3rd gess. . Wish I had asked more questions when I was there. It's near 3,000 miles for me to go back there.

11000 dollars woodmizer

The 983 cat arms are the same as the 988a model wheel loader. So look for 988 forks and they will fit.

I'd gess a 475B unless I'm not looking up the right company, not a brand I'm accustomed to out west.

@hardworkingmanoutdoors It mite be a cutting rack, and put banding around each cut section, to possibly save a bunch of labor? There's lots of ways to skin a cat..

@@IowaPerformanceSaws i got to experience the hard maple at the April 2024 veteran's firewood event in Indiana. That stuff was flat brutal. . My 2 saws that are rigged more for higher rpm, handled it decent. Basically all my chains are rider ground for way softer wood, so things where a bit ruff. I had most all the saws in my saw lineup video, back there at the event.

@denisthemenace. for as long as there 50mm there 71cc I'm not aware of any difference in the crank, in terms of stroke changes. . I just naturally say 70cc when it's actually 71cc

@PhillipDrumz the round file, full comp chain. Not good for full 32" cuts. Chain oiling in full bar cuts, just seems border line enuf. I'm very accustomed to full rap handles, and I'm definitely looking for one for it. . Compression is relatively low, probably a big part of how they got it to pass emissions without haveing a computer controlled carburetor. And a big reason I like it, is no automatic adjustment of things. . I've found a few people that have opened them up, as there's about 0.065 thousands at TDC. Much more then other saws that are around 0.040 thousands. Generally modified saws are around 0.020 thousandths at TDC. People talk about them haveing a lot of kid prof things, to keep from affecting the emissions. As well as how they have a 5 year warranty, for as long as there not modified in any way. . It definitely reminds me of running one of my pre 2010 372s without the stratospheric air system, or x-torque as husqvarna calls it, definitely not something i like. Its A real low end power saw, Mabe even getting back to the feal of a 272xp saw. Sold tell about 1998 in north America, but still available brand new in Brazil.

@@BGWenterprisesI know they sell the full wrap separately, I’m looking for the pw model currently

@stevengonyaw1617 I've come across one person that had 2 identical machines. Only difference was one was without turbo, the other was with turbo. The turbo was a solid 30% less racket from engine. As the turbo basically acted as a muffler.