A Super Fast Log Splitter that Doesn’t Break the Bank
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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- Eastonmade Ultra log splitter review
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Thanks, Brock. You sure are getting good at this. Upbeat, confident, and you're looking great! You've come a long way. I'm glad to see that all the effort you put into this is working out well for you. Great job! Keep it up! 😊
Thankyou
You have found a real sales nich.....demonstrating equipment & promoting the sale. Good for you!
That is a really impressive machine! I like the way the 4 way is designed. Smart.
Very nice for sure!
Eastonmade is the best! Built with high standards and all of their equipment is durable. Eastonmade employees are great to work with.
Definitely
The cycle speed on that thing is amazing!
Heck yeah get it Brock. That's a nice splitter too.
Brock, That is going to be very handy to have around the property.
Andrew designs great looking/running machines.
Congratulations
agreed!
It's interesting seeing all the different splitter configurations.
I was just thinking the mystery splitter you have and the ultra will a great combo and I'm glad you have them so I can see it it's so.ething I'll be buying soon
Wow.... beautiful Splitter.
Use the forks on the tractor, close together they can hold a lot of wood, they roll easily to the splitter and can be used to also pick up the cut rounds on the ground. I do it now.
That’s an awesome splitter, it’s super fast. And the cost for what you get seams very reasonable.
I’m so glad you mentioned option #3 bc that was going to be my comment.
That Is EastonMade Ultra is a nice machine, super fast, I’m going to pick up my EastonMade 12-22 this weekend can’t wait to get to splitting
Hi Brock. Another great video.
You are having a good week. A new tractor to try out and a great splitter.
Thanks for suggesting Sawing with Sandy. Like you, he makes wonderful, informative videos full of great suggestions.
I’ve been a fan of Sandy’s videos for a long time
excellent video on this splitter. This splitter has certain been shopped by many and is very nice looking! Looking forward to seeing it en person Brock!
Yes sir
Looks like a nice machine 😊
Thanks
I used to lift big rounds but at 74 years old with 2 back surgerys I decided it was time to get a splitter with a log lift.
4th option with no log split is the rip the big rounds down the middle to smaller ones you can pick up. That’s what I do for the big ones since I don’t have a tractor or any other heavy equipment.
Thanks for sharing
Hi came over from chad Doss farm
Howdy Brock! Does it come in Scarlet and Gray? 😁 I'm not in the market for a splitter right now, but I still enjoy these reviews and I'll tell you why. I like seeing how different manufacturers design their products. Pretty neat to see who comes up with what change or innovation. Nicely done and thanks for sharing 🤠
I’m a new subscriber from Doss Farm
Thank you. I think I’m going to be doing a couple videos with Chad.
Fourth option is an overhead monorail with a hoist or chain fall. That’s how we picked up big rounds when I was a kid.
Hey Brock! Great video! You're going to really like the Ultra! We'll have to catch up at the Paul Bunyan show if you're going to be there this year.
I will be. I’ve watched all your videos on it at least twice.
Very smart set up that I’m going to copy and credit you for
I have feeling your gonna find that New Holland tractor to be just the perfect fit
You've got all kinds of nice stuff showing up at the farm Brock, nice! And I see that you've established a relationship with Andrew, which is nice too! I've been wanting to get an Eastonmade 12-22 for the longest time to use on my channel, but just can't shell out the money right now. But I watch pretty much ALL of the firewood channels, and everybody either goes with an Eastonmade or a Wolfe Ridge, with most of them landing on the Eastonmade. AWESOME splitters!
Just a suggestion, since the Ultra doesn't have a log lift, when you fill your tractor or skid bucket with large rounds like that, I'd lift the bucket and park the skid or tractor right behind you so that you don't have to keep bending over to pick the rounds up. Keep the bucket at about waist height and your back will thank you!
I'm also anxiously waiting to see which tractor and brand you land on in the next month or so! Good video Brock!
I love my ultra!! The only downside I’ve seen so far is the handle broke off of the single way not long after getting it and the hydraulic cylinder keeps getting scratches in it which eventually causes the seals to leak. Andrew already replaced it for me once and it’s starting again but I don’t do anything wrong with it to have it do that do must be a bad batch of cylinders or something. The machine goes thru wood quick especially with that 4 way wedge. You’ll love it in sure. It will outwork you for sure. Need two people to get the full work load out of it.
Thanks for the info
Nice. My dad got his 12-22 yesterday 4/10/24 delivered to tx. Curious if it was on the same load.
Hum, I have eyed some splitters. But what to buy? I appreciate your videos on these. You give great details. I will be watching the rest to hopefully be able to make a choice.
Thanks for watching
I have a box store splitter and load my big rounds with my grapple. Works great, that ultra is an amazing splitter. Chris Carlson must have split 100's of cords with his
Good video God bless
Thanks
did you see the new 324 Easton made tractor loader splitter? just went on UA-cam 18 hours ago it worked fine in the vidja on a L6060 KU-BOATER 10GPM. the south Korean tractors tend to have a few more GPM
Can you part that on a slight elevation and remove the tongue then place your metal tote at the end of the splitter and let it push the wood right into your totes
That’s a great idea and I’m going to try to do something like that
Rather than set your loader bucket at ground level and have to lift up the rounds, we leave our tractor bucket at the level of the deck (just a standard 22 ton home log splitter) and no bending 😆
Oh Brock ! I can’t believe you too have gone over to the dark side 😱. Seriously, Andrew et al make wonderful splitters. I love my SplitFire 3265 with log lift that came in under $5k, but almost 4 years ago. Thanks for sharing your experience.
Timely comment. I have a friend with a split Fire log splitter and he’s going to bring it over for a direct comparison.
They are in the same price range. His actually cost more, but it has a log lift
I almost got a split fire before I got the vertical splitter
@@RockhillfarmYTI look forward to seeing them running together! Thanks.
@frankdrahos8569 any productivities for that split Fire process.
Does splitting both ways really speed you up?
My friend literally got his splitter this morning
@@RockhillfarmYT I think it does. I run mine at about 1/2 throttle because otherwise it’s hard to keep up with the machine. Saves on fuel too.
do you have a vidjas on your airplane hanger you did this vidja in? do you go to Booneville NY woodsman field days Aug. 16th or so?
I take free loads and found the best option is anything bigger than 2’ or so goes into the trash pile to burn. I used to split everything but I can get extra loads delivered instead and pick through it. Anything bigger than that just isn’t productive for my setup
Thanks for sharing
Can you do a 4th option and just raise the bucket on the tractor to table height and unload straight across? Or make a stand that the bucket can sit on if it's bleed off concern.
I was definitely thinking about that after the video. Might be what I do the first time I really split before I have anything set up.
Can you actually move the tow hitch and have the split wood slide right into a loader bucket?
My hope is that I can split the wood directly into a basket, or a bucket, but I haven’t tried it yet
Nice piece of equipment. So is your other one. I am in Michigan and cut wood in the winter. I have an old TSC splitter from the early 90's. The problem is there is no hydraulic bypass when pull starting it so as the engine tries to roll over it's also trying to move 10 degree hydraulic fluid through the pump. Sometimes the engine will kick back and nearly rip my shoulder from the rest of my body. I have looked into a Super Split that cycles using a double flywheel and therefore no hydraulic fluid. It does mot have a log lift table though.
That doesn’t sound fun
I’ve heard people are really happy with those. I’m also going to be testing out a split fire.
@@RockhillfarmYT The SplitFire is a turtle compared to the Eastonmade Ultra. ;)
@everettthompson8301 I know it’s slower. Looking forward to finding out how much difference there is in a real life scenario.
Anyone know how the Ultra compares to RuggedMade?
Could leave round in the bucket of tractor at work level ??
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Just FYI the vanguard engine is a briggs it is just a model name thanks for the video
Thanks for the information
Booyah!
Good morning
@@RockhillfarmYT Morning Sir
Brock - Humbly I submit Vanguard is a Briggs, it’s their EFI commercial high & hard use line👍🏻
Thats a great splitter- I want one🙏🏼 Thanks for sharing- Brock On brother 🪓🌲
Thanks for the info
that's some nasty rounds to split, very stringy, but a good splitter test wood.
I would have put the bucket by the platform at high as possible to make it easier
If it doesn't have a log lift, I walk right past it. Nope, nope.. walking right past.. I'm done trying to lift 3 or 4 foot rounds. I'm splitting on site and loading it right into the truck. Otherwise, you're taking 4 trips, 2 to bring the trackloader back and forth and 2 to bring the splitter back and forth. Log loader 100%
Briggs & Stratton and vanguard are the same engine
My only problem with the ultra is no log lift
Right. With the type of log deck, I’m gonna build. I don’t think I will miss the log lift
IMO I don't like the way the butt end of the cylinder in hanging 😊 unsupport and not anchored.
Bit pricey for a homeowner log splitter.
This is just me opinion.
Opinions may vary.
I think vanguard is B+S.
That’s what they tell me. Apparently that’s the premium engine from Briggs & Stratton.
Sorry, but all I can see or hear in your video is that handsome blue NH in the background…. 😜
I played in the mud with it today
People w/o $60,000.00 worth of heavy machinery might opt for a log lift
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I wish you would run some stuff at real speed and then speed it up.
I was thinking about that too
I’ve had a conversation tonight with another guy who makes firewood videos.
He never speeds his footage and the videos are like 30 or 40 minutes.
Probably a happy medium between
What's the deal with New Holland in the back? New buy? op op
Good question. I told that story in yesterday’s video.
New Holland loaned that tractor to me for one week to test.
I will actually have three more test tractors on my property over the next few weeks.
After all the testing is done I’m going to announce a new permanent Tractor for the farm
@@RockhillfarmYT @RockhillfarmYT I saw that video but some personal stuff and a some video confused me lol.
Great content, good info's , and great approach is why I like your stuff. Not affraid to show mistakes which happens to everyone.
Keep up the good work man, enjoy too.
Hello from Croatia.
@donCesc19 thanks for the kind words. I got to spend some time running that new Holland today and ran into a couple issues, but that will be tomorrow’s video.
Far from worth the cost unless you are splitting wood every day....This is why I have an electric splitter because I only have the need for a log splitter for a few days a year...storing the splitter all year would have a bunch of maintenance related problems, so I went electric. For $5k+ that thing should have a log lifter on it, or it should at least be a vertical splitter...lifting logs up onto that splitter isn't gonna be very fun.
kay it may have a great cycle time but still wasting time it needs to split both on forward stroke and backstroke to be fullie fuchinal have seen on of this type on and other channel and is supper fast and efficient at what it does needs a conveyor for stacking away from cutting area still a nice machine but there is better out there for not much more dollars Cheers