Splitting Firewood Has Never Been So Easy
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- Опубліковано 20 кві 2024
- Eastonmade MS324 mini skid steer log splitter review on a Baumalight mini skid steer
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Looks great brock. I was the same the fist time i played with it. Really appreciate the support
Hi Andrew. About 20 years ago, when you were a young teen-ager, I used to deliver pizzas to your house. Congratulations on the success of the business you are building. For the past year, I have followed quite a few channels that own or feature your amazing wood splitters. You are having an amazing impact on the wood splitting/ firewood industry. Well done. Jim
@jimmerrithew453 thanks jim. Really appreciate the support.
@@jimmerrithew453what a story! 😂
Just came over from Doss....found this video. Must say WOW that mobile splitter is amazing. Log splitting is back breaking and this can do so much to eliminate body stress. Very cool
That was the first thing I was thinking. No lack of power. Wish I had the room and the need. Still love the splitters on the trackhoes. Thanks to you I want about everything I have seen you use. Your killing me.
I was thinking the same thing. If you have a need for a splitter like this, I would like it on an excavator.
Brock you are living the life, I'm glad to see once you hit 100,000 subs your being rewarded for your hard work. All the free toys to play with would be my dream. Just wish I had the money to buy all these cool toys. Keep up the hard work.
Hooo doggy! That thing is slick!
You get all the fun man toys.
That splitter works great and is so handy to get those big rounds down to a manageable size. Great video Brock. Thanks
Nice job, Brock. I seem to remember you using a similar design on your skid steer to split wood. It looked like you were having some trouble seeing what you were doing today. Thanks for the video. Cheers!
Great video Brock!
I've been following you under a different UA-cam name for quite a while. Your channel was a big part of why I decided on buying a 2038R,,, and also has inspired me to start my own firewood channel!
Thanks for all the great content!
Oh, btw,,,, keep it up with the carnivore diet and/or whatever else you are doing. Looking a lot leaner and healthier in these videos lately!
Thanks.
Congrats on starting your own channel. Feel free to send me a message if you have any questions about the video side.
Hello from Alaska!
I followed from Doss Farms!
Chad says you need chickens!
This would be amazing up here in southeast Alaska. They have area's out the road where the city will clean along the highway and leave stacks of logs, whole trees, and if you can cut it, you can have it. Were talking huge pine trees and cedar trees in stacks just sitting along the highway waiting for people to collect. There's also a lot of marked tree's that are free to take on national forest land up here.
You have alot going on with all the new cool toys to play with, Life is good. Keep the videos coming, very interesting!
That's slick.... Seems to be a perfect fit for the mini. Nice going Easton!
The primates sure are playing a lot of football recently. 😅
I have no need for another splitter but it was interesting to see the new model tried out.
It’s a learning curve looks like a good product
Congratulations Brock 👍👍
That log splitter needs to have a rotation device on it. The log trucks use them! It would make that log splitter awesome.
Hi Brock. It might be more efficient if you started by lining up the rounds in a row going away from you. Split the first round in half or quarters, then place those pieces on the Axis, or a table next to it. Then, split the second round and repeat.
Brock, that thing is awesome. Definitely a back saver. These big round i do get old using a maul or nooding them. That thing is handier than buttons on a shirt.
I've got to say how impressed I am that you can leave kit unsecured. Here in the UK you have to bolt everything down to the floor. Barns have to be padlocked shut and gates as well. It is best to fit hidden isolator switches to cut the machines off, but this still doesn't stop them taking the fuel. Toe rags tried to peel back the steel cladding on my neighbours barn. They got in but were disturbed so nothing was taken. I wish we had the right to bear like you do. Keep up the good work from your 51st state.
Entering the wrong property to commit a crime is bad for people's health. Many of them know that.
All of my equipment is outside unsecured all the time. I have a building I could put it in, but I just don’t bother.
I do have cameras, recording people entering and leaving the property.
I wish we had your attitude over here. Britain has become far too soft. My neighbour lost his quad. The pol lice came round with some locks and pamphlets. Another neighbour had all of his equipment in a steel shipping container. Even with addition security they still managed to clean him out of all his gardening contract equipment. No further action was taken by the you know who. Our farm has cctv and a lot of alarms. So far, luck has been on our side but for how long. A few years ago a farmer over in east anglia shot a gip po. Unfortunately the young man was running away, therefore not a threat. The farmer got 7 years for MS.
@@RockhillfarmYT All I can say is how lucky you are.
Morning
That's super cool! I know it's mainly used to break up large rounds but I had the thought it would be neat if it had the option for a control valve on the unit and you could operate it like a horizontal log splitter once you broke up your big rounds.
Nice.
I don't know. Looking over your assortment & maintenance of splitting/handling tools, skids, tractors, mics saws, etc., reminds me to be especially thankful for the natural gas pipe coming into my house. Not to mention injury risk with 'logging', potential of increased homeowners insurance from burning wood, EPA not in love with wood heating, and expensive out-door wood boilers stinking up the hood.
I think if someone spent a fraction of a typical wood heater's overhead and invested it into decreasing their home's BTU losses, he'd be ahead of the game. Cool stuff though:)
And to add to your advise - infiltration control of passive air is just as helpful or more, this will dramatically improve the efficiency of you home or building.
@@a-verybasic2 Yes, air infiltration control is often the least expensive energy improvement one can do. Most energy use improvements are zero maintenance after installation, sometimes are tax deductible or maybe partly subsidized by local utilities. All offer a nice pay-back for the life of the structure. I know this is off-topic, more like a PSA:)
Would that work on any tractor with a quick attach and 3rd function front loader setup?
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LOL, like anyone would say "No, I'll pass." to a question like that.
That is a nice outfit. I wonder how well it would work on a compact tractor with 5 gpm flow on the loader? Thanks for sharing your experience.
I will set off I can find out
You could actually use that on any tractor with the correct flow and SSQA
I see the benefits of it,it would help if there where someone to help.
As I am watching you, I think part of the difficulty was trying to manipulate the round in this tight area with the machine. I bet in an open wood lot, you would have zipped through it faster!
I didn’t stage them well, but I also don’t edit the footage to make it look like I’m a smoother operator than I am
The mini skid is a lot smoother at RPM but I wanted the wood splitter to cycle fast so I had it cranked up
Nice splitter. Might work better on an excavator.
Pardon me if I am mistaken, but it looks like that mini skid steer is jerkin' the crap out of you. I think what our industry needs is an electric crane that would drag a round over and hoist it onto the splitting nest. Hmmmm. Maybe I'll get out my tourch and welder. Then again, maybe Andrew could do it for us. ;-)) Shalom/gw
Much faster than a maul effortless large rounds that would be hard to lift onto a regular splitter
That thing is a pain in the butt! Go check out the one that Matt had on Diesel Creek a few months ago! Makes that thing look foolish!
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Brock I will pass. I would rather do my splitting with the Ultra.
The idea behind this is only use it to split things that are too big to pick up and set on the ultra
Is that mini skid steer as sketchy as it looks? Maybe cut the revs a bit so you look like you are in control👍🏼
It’s jerky at full RPMs, but I want the splitter splitting at full RPMs. It’s also sped up footage so it looks worse
@@RockhillfarmYT how do you go about using something like a trencher on it where you need the high flow for the tool but only want to move the machine slowly with precision, is there a tortoise/hare function on the tracking speed?
Really. Sorry for the negativity here. But no to the productivity and yes if you just want to play
What better plan do you have for giant rounds?
You're just burning diesel to split short logs. Where's the benefit? Not real impressed.