Maximizing Efficiency - Processing Long Logs with the Japa 365 Firewood Processor
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2024
- I was behind on getting a few trees cleaned up and also behind on getting some firewood split for customers who specifically ask for this firewood. The @japa-firewoodprocessors 365 Pro makes quick work by maximizing the efficiency of running long logs.
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The Boss Lady should be proud of your work effort today! Under her fine tutelage, you are becoming a decent worker! Congratulations Amanda for your extra effort on moulding Dan!
lol...it's been a LONG work in progress. Lots of 1 step forward, 2 steps back moments for sure. 😆
Great video!! Love seeing the Japa puttin in work!!!
You are Right on Dan, with the Pine. Lots of Campers like it when they go to Camp in the Summer and Even when the Fall comes around For the Hunters. It's great Wood for that. Nice Weather out but not doing to much today, just in and taking it easy as I have just over done it a little to much. In fact my Wife made an Appointment with the Cardiologist for today as my Heart Rate is up. So keep up your Great Video's my Friend and Be Safe, and of course stay Cool. RON FROM THE WOODYARD IN DUANESBURG NY.
Great video Dan! I love watching the Japa at work. It's amazing how quickly it knocks out whole logs. You should gauge the interest with your customers on some pine mini firewood. 👍
It does fly through the wood, no doubt. Not sure about mini Pine....think it'd burn up awful quick. Sure would save on shipping costs though....lol
hi there finally got long wood . size matters.that Japa eat your big wood up nicely, well done .best to all john
Long wood, but soft wood....just can't win somedays. LOL
The Japa perfect split wedge is a sweet tool….!!! I’m glad that pine hit the trailer and not the dirt….! 😉. Is the wood very “sappy”…..?
Dan,it all makes 🔥 as Chris Carlson says it’s all good 👍 😮😊❤
Nice little jag of firewood 👍
Whooo. I was worried that the Japa would get broken working on the American Pine. 😉👍
Processing longer logs is certainly the ticket. I am sure you saw the video from the In The Woodyard crew where they put a 60' or so log on the 22MB processor and got 30+ 16" rounds out it.
We had a good sales this past weekend sold 21 bundles Saturday and Sunday all together.
Nice!!! And the recreational burning season is just getting started!
Thinking about Starting our fireplace Friday evening shut the Boiler off Saturday for the year.
Easy splitting stuff there! Pine is fine!!👍👍
As long as it doesn't get too knotty Pine can split like a dream! 😀
Nice looking pine
That's the way to handle Pine, long logs in the Japa so not too much handling of the sap.
Yeah the gloves were a little sticky, but not too bad...sure was smelling nice though. 😀
Pine is Fine 👍- Good Job
Smart that you cut off the cookie when you still have 30+ inches under the clamp! Nice 👍🏼
Man Dan you need to build a log deck or get a small live deck, that Japa is way to fast to be fooling around with one log at a time. Ricks got a pretty nice fab shop too, whip up something with fork pockets so you can move it around easily.
We cleared 5 acres of pine, I sure wish I had your processor here rather than an acre burn pile 🔥.
Good video, no mini wood today.👏🏻🇺🇸
Nope, none today but gonna have more to make soon.
pine - good for the snap, crackle and pop
Yes indeed...it speaks to you while it burns.
Dang right, it’s all we burn out west we don’t have the luxury of having a whole bunch of different kinds of hardwoods. Maybe you won’t answer would like to know how much that Yapp cost sure thinking about getting one. And also looking at the brute force, but dang they are a lot of money.
The way you were manhandling those logs I expected to just see you throw them over your shoulder and carry them to the Japa lol.
Bill
Made short work of those. 👍🏻
Does the Japa need leveled up again? I don't recall pieces wanting to fall back into the splitting chamber after being split before. Pine is fine especially if you don't mind a few burn holes in your sweatshirt from the pops n cracks while sitting around the fire!🔥
Yeah I might need to check...I had a few pieces fall back into the splitting chamber and that might be why. 👍🍻
Pine is fine! For bundles anyway…
good for the furnace or fire place or wood stove. It must be dry of course. over half of the US and Canada use pine for hundreds of years to heat with
@@JohnWinsemius you’re absolutely right John. I was only speaking from an area where hardwoods are plentiful.
QQQ Hi Dan do you Also get Spruce for your Pine Customers. And being that Pine is very Sticky with Sap on it do you use Anything to keep the Bark and Split Pieces on your RAM or Wedge I thought Maybe Spray it with Pam that None Stick Can They use on Ovens I use it on My Snow Plows and it Works Great the Snow Falls right Off
Spruce usually has a LOT of knots from all the branches growing every 2 inches...lol. The sap wasn't too bad and it usually just gets cleaned off with the next splits going through.
IT'S A GREAT WOOD FOR PINEING AWAY THE PIECEFUL HOURS OF THE EVENIN'. LOTS AN LOTS OF PINE HERE ( D ), KINDA LIKE OLE @DANIELATKINSFIREWOOD. REMEMBER THE PICTURE I SENT OF THIS PINE WE HAVE THAT LEANS? HOPEFULLY, IT'S COMING' DOWN SOON. GOT WATER AND ELECTRICITY, JUST SOME FINAL TOUCHES AND VOILA. WE'RE IN BUSNISS. HERE'S HOPIN' YOU COME TO VISIT SOMEDAY. STAY COOL BROTHER... PEACE...
That's great to hear the 'open' sign is about to be lit up and things will be off and rolling!
The pine should be ready in under 6mo, as little as 3mo.
Dan I seen you cut off a small piece why?
There's a tape measure on the Japa in feed that I use to make a cut when there are 32" of log left...then my last 2 cuts will be at 16" each.
@@Back40Firewood Thank you for the information Dan.
Finska kvalitet 🇫🇮
Sure you're not overcompensating for your tiny wood?
Hahahahaha....well. No comment! 🤣😆🍻