Ow heck ya , now that’s a real vertical splitter boys an girls . Definitely has all the bells and whistles and looks good doing it . That machine will be a game changer for anyone wanting to do production bundle grade wood . Look forward to seeing this in person at the show .
@@williamklein6649 Sure is William looks to be right on point with ole buster speed wise but it sure has a lot of features that buster don’t . I really like the auto idle down for saving gas and who don’t like a nice paint job . They really did a nice job on this new axis and took vertical splitting to a new level .
Andrew...Glad to see you recognized idle-down control needs to be lengthened. That 4-second time will destroy that engine constantly going from idle to full RPM as frequently as it is. I'd suggest 2-3 minutes for when a guy/gal goes to get/load more wood. Just my humble opinion as an engineer!
Going from my 25 ton countyline splitter to this beast would be ABOUT the same as when i go from my 1981 volkswagen rabbit diesel, to my 2013 chevrolet corvette grandsport! What an amazing piece of equipment Andrew!
Hi Andrew!!😀😀 You have got yourself a real machine there now. I'm glad you realized that the idle delay needs to be quite a bit longer. Probably between 10 to 15 seconds. Otherwise someone is going to get hurt racing the idle down. Take care my friend!!😀😀👍👍 Logger Al
I seen one of these in actions in one Buckin Billy video there an amazing machine very impressive is there anywhere in Nova Scotia to buy them only out that way . Thanks for giving one to Buckin you sound like a great guy !
Personally, the “AXIS SHO” works for a name in my book. It fits in with the SHO label for muscle cars, has that ring of familiarity. Nice improvements, BTW!
I’m in the market for a wood splitter. Love everything about this machine EXCEPT the 4 second engine idle down aspect. I want the full power for use all the time. A good example is when Andrew was operating the log lift and the engine had reduced itself to idle; the RPM’s need to be high for the hydraulics to do the work. Not a fan of having to wake the machine up. I can’t see the concept of rpm reduction consistently adjusting from low to high providing significant fuel usage reduction and engine wear. Otherwise the new machine looks like a winner! Another great product from Eastonmade. Congrats Andrew.
I think 15 seconds delay before idle would serve you fine. Just make it easy for the owner to adjust. I just know some people won't want it at all and some will. But I think if you time however long it takes for the wood to travel up the conveyor that would be a good starting point for the delay. Nice idea.
The speed of that machine is insane.... the idel down being adjustable sounds like the icing in the cake! Adding the idel up function to more than the foot pedal would be great also.
Wow!! What a difference 2 weeks can make. Obviously a few kinks to work out but the auto idle down idea is awesome. Like everyone is saying though, it probably needs to be 10-15 seconds or so. User adjustable would be even better. The cycle time is unreal, I like the idea of the speed being user adjustable on that as well. That is pretty fast for a noob that hasn't learned all the ins and outs of rounds with cuts that aren't parallel yet. Having all of the controls on the front of the machine is freaking awesome. It sure is going to make it easier to sell one while doing a demonstration when you can have a casual conversation with a potential buyer when the machine is at idle or shut down. How's that Black Crows song go.... Jealous, jealous again! 🤩
Hello from East TN found your channel,but follow your products,you stay on top of it,i cant wait to get a ultra in a couple years, call it the Axle,or Axle 1.0. lol
Love that extra speed and control! Great idea the traversing conveyor and the auto reduction to idle. Save fuel and extend engine life. You've done it again Easton made. Cheers from HB NZ
Wow, what a great machine. I'm really impressed. I'd suggest the following a name for the splitter, MOAVS - Mother of All Vertical Splitters. Keep up the great work!
Greetings from Germany, i like the new "Speed Axis" but is the idle time adjustable? 4 sec is a little short i would prefer 8-12 sec. If you get to much in a hurry the accidents will be more. But all in all a great machine. Sadly an impossibel model for german market
Man I thought pretty highly of the axis before but what a machine you have now! love the auto idle feature that will save a ton of fuel over the life of the machine. and I saw the Maxis name on another comment and I vote for that.
Yah nice machine ! That 3 or 4 second idle down would drive me nuts... id like to see it adjustable or maybe 10 to 15 second delay if its not adjustable !😊
Is the idle down feature adjustable because it seems like it would be better with a little longer maby 10 seconds or so would be a little better never mind you mentioned it as I was typing what a grate machine
Wow!! I just had the chance to run an axis for the first time at the Hoosier Firewood Hysteria. It seems that most people were gathering around the two vertical power houses. So needless to say there was a lot of talk comparing. You just went and stepped it up and addressed any issue that people had with your Axis. Especially the forward controls! Well done, sir! AXIS XPC……..oh and does the new version come with two guys to load rounds at that price too😂
love mine still but add a boat winch on the log lift. Sucks trying to pin the lift yourself (always have to pin and unpin when transporting down the road. Other huge thing ill add is u guys should try and make some kind of a rougher top on the things. U guys up in the big woods have to nice trees but us slums lords in the lower 48 have big nasty gnarly trees and the wood flys out at you when you not looking. I have been messing with some stuff hoping to dial it in better, but a table top that doesn't let the logs slide around but catches it when force is applied is key!! Might be stupid but it helped me. Adding a fold drop leg on the tongue inside of using one or both of the side ones is much easier and seems more correct. Keep on EM, much love from Wisconsin.
Man Andrew, a lot of feedback on video. This is the most comments I've seen in awhile, so clearly people are excited! Other than having a 15 second standard idle down time with a 30 and maybe 45 second as options, which I know you're aware of, I would say your set. Anything beyond 45 seconds and there's no point in having the idle down feature, IMO. Name wise, I would throw in AXIS Deluxe. But I have seen AXIS+ by several others and that's solid too. Or keeping the name you have now. No sense in getting carried away with the name or making it sound like it's a totally different, redesigned machine.
Axis 2.0 would work,, though I dont think Im too crazy about the auto idle unless you can change the time, seems to me that would wear a motor ,, but what do I know,,, keep up the good work
That is awesome! Is the timing on the idle down adjustable? I think whatever it is set here is too short. I would think 10-20 seconds would be better. What I wouldn't give to be able to test drive that thing for a few months and show it off on the channel. Would increase production 10 fold.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Yes and I have a 2” ball on the truck. 😉😉 Phil is there with his dump trailer from delivering the Split Force to the show. 😉😉 Just saying.
That thing is a beast. Can the auto idle time be extended a little beyond 4 seconds? I’d be racing to keep it idled up. A little ocd maybe. Great to idle down while loading, stepping away, etc. I like it!
That’s definitely a kick a$$ machine! I’ve wondered in the past if a motor/pump combo like that would work on a 12-22 with quick connect hydraulic couplers to connect to 24ft conveyor?
Nice improvements! Auto idle would irritate me if it was not lengthened to at least 10 seconds or adjustable. Best thing I see is the exhaust is better placed- the normal Axis can give a headache from the fumes if run all day and the wind is the wrong way or still. Does it have a longer wedge (I know you tried one earlier and I was told can’t have when ordered mine)? Oil cooler is great idea!
Andrew, quite the machine hoping to get one soon. Only a wood enthusiast so trying to justify it. But it is quite thd wood terminator. Keep up the great work. Earl
I bought an Axis. It delivered almost two weeks ago. It shipped with the conveyor detached. That means I must attach the conveyor to the work table. I looked for instructions that would show a picture or two plus some written instructions. I think it is assumed that everyone purchasing an Axis has equipment to position this beast of a conveyor to be attached to the work table. Not so. My helper and I attempted to align the end of the conveyor to the end of the work table. We would get it to almost an inch from alignment but two tringler pieces that needed to go under the swivel plate would not go under unless I lifted the conveyor up in the air so as for those two tringler pieces to go under the plate, letting alignment of channels for a shaft to be driven through. The two of us could not lift it sufficiently high enough to get alignment. Before I tell you what I did, I would like to hear direct from the horses mouth the recommended procedure for attaching the conveyor to the splitter. May I suggest that the procedure be included in the manual. Tomorrow the splitter will get its grand beginning splitting tons of rounds. Been waiting a long time for a splitter that takes the work out of bundling firewood. Thanks Eastonmade and your excellent team of innovators.
Its a pain in the ass to put on. Need 3 or 4 guys or some sort of loader and a sling to lift it on. We cant ship it with it attached as it would be well overheight for a transport.
Great machine I just received mine a couple months ago if I knew that it was going to have changes done I would have definitely waited. Just wondering if y’all are going to sell kits for the conveyor to swing on the older style
Hey Andrew! Love the new update and design features! I’d have to throw in my vote for “Maxis”, it’s the first name that came to mind when you mentioned about looking for a name for it 🔥💯👍. Thanks for all your great content! Really enjoy following along and seeing whats going on and what’s new at Eastonmade! 🔥💯👍 Andrew from NB :)
….this a continuation of my comments on Andrew’s instructions for ordering a piece of equipment. I hit a wrong button and lost it in order to finish my thoughts. I picked up on this video to finish. I was saying how much Sandra Brown helped me send my payment. Never wired money before out of the states. I went to my bank and received assistance and everything transacted perfect the same day. I confirm what you say about changing an order. I learned about the “Super Duper Axis” now available just as my original Axis Vertical order was ready to load and ship. Gerry gave me the option to ship original or order the (SHO) model. I elected to wait another couple of months for the upgrade. You do something very much appreciated. You show videos and give dialogue on loading, unloading, and the whole 9 yards of acquiring equipment from you. Thanks for your sensitivity to customer comments as time consuming as it can be. Dave Urner 🔥🪵🔥
I love the constant innovation from you and your team, you guys go the extra mile to make sure your offering the best you can, the line is impressive as it it, can’t wait to see what other machines you revamp! Keep up the great work Team Eastonmade!
The new “Axis Hatchet SHO” It’s as fast as swing a hatchet! I love the upgrades! If you ever need that machine to be in videos at my house, just say the word!! 😊
Love that speed!!! I also like the swivel conveyor!! I was thinking as the video progressed that the electronic thing slowing and speeding up the engine might need adjustment. Is the idea of that to save gas? Would the user be able to change the timing? Can the feature be turned off? For me, I don't think I like that feature. On the other hand if the timing was longer so that it would only slow down when I went to load the log lift, that might be OK. I am going to tell Lumber Capital Log Yard about this in the comments of their next video.
If that is 4 seconds, I would bet you end up in the 30 second range for the final design. I would only want it idling down when I am loading the log lift. That EFI engine sounds great, though!
Hi Andrew very impressive, how about a Bar to sweep the deck and move the cut logs onto the conveyor in one sweep, instead of one at a time? Possibly a spring loaded. bar that comes down and is maunaly pushed sideways to clear the cut logs to the conveyor feed I wish I could draw! All the best from the Alps. Bill
I have an Axis. Love it. So much so that I just put a deposit on the SHO version. Can't wait to get it, and sell my "old" axis
Nailed it on the intro music!! Perfect!! 😅
It took a couple of trys and it and we kept coming up with different ideas aaaarggghhh arrrrggghhhj arrrrrgghhhhh lol
Ow heck ya , now that’s a real vertical splitter boys an girls . Definitely has all the bells and whistles and looks good doing it . That machine will be a game changer for anyone wanting to do production bundle grade wood . Look forward to seeing this in person at the show .
Phil I seen the speed of this machine and thought of buster with a conveyor. Right up your alley. Peace
@@williamklein6649 Sure is William looks to be right on point with ole buster speed wise but it sure has a lot of features that buster don’t . I really like the auto idle down for saving gas and who don’t like a nice paint job . They really did a nice job on this new axis and took vertical splitting to a new level .
@@AllenFamilyFirewood Phil you need to show them how to run this splitter.
Andrew...Glad to see you recognized idle-down control needs to be lengthened. That 4-second time will destroy that engine constantly going from idle to full RPM as frequently as it is. I'd suggest 2-3 minutes for when a guy/gal goes to get/load more wood. Just my humble opinion as an engineer!
yep, agreed...might want to lengthen it to 2 minutes at least. That said, wow, is that fast! GOD Bless
Going from my 25 ton countyline splitter to this beast would be ABOUT the same as when i go from my 1981 volkswagen rabbit diesel, to my 2013 chevrolet corvette grandsport! What an amazing piece of equipment Andrew!
I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, the constant innovation at Eastonmade really is impressive! Great looking splitter Andrew!
Hi Andrew!!😀😀
You have got yourself a real machine there now.
I'm glad you realized that the idle delay needs to be quite a bit longer. Probably between 10 to 15 seconds. Otherwise someone is going to get hurt racing the idle down.
Take care my friend!!😀😀👍👍
Logger Al
Thanks al. Always great hearing from you
That’s an awesome splitter. The idle adjustment needs tweaking but over all it’s impressive. TY for sharing your video. Dave D. from Maine.
Axis tomahawk is what I’d call it. That thing is an all out savage!! You guys nailed it as usual. 👊🏼
Love it, The Axis Ultimate! Not a fan of the 4 second go to idle feature. That would drive me nuts!
Was going to suggest Axis Extreme but, after reading some comments......
I second the Maxis.
I seen one of these in actions in one Buckin Billy video there an amazing machine very impressive is there anywhere in Nova Scotia to buy them only out that way . Thanks for giving one to Buckin you sound like a great guy !
Personally, the “AXIS SHO” works for a name in my book. It fits in with the SHO label for muscle cars, has that ring of familiarity. Nice improvements, BTW!
I’m in the market for a wood splitter. Love everything about this machine EXCEPT the 4 second engine idle down aspect. I want the full power for use all the time. A good example is when Andrew was operating the log lift and the engine had reduced itself to idle; the RPM’s need to be high for the hydraulics to do the work. Not a fan of having to wake the machine up. I can’t see the concept of rpm reduction consistently adjusting from low to high providing significant fuel usage reduction and engine wear. Otherwise the new machine looks like a winner! Another great product from Eastonmade. Congrats Andrew.
We are going to work on it a little more to extend it. Its pretty easy to disconnet also. Just need to unplug one connector and then its all manual
AWESOME!
"MAXIS" new name
You took my Name !!!! LOL That was my first thought --- Maxis ---.. Smart minds think alike !!!
I think 15 seconds delay before idle would serve you fine. Just make it easy for the owner to adjust. I just know some people won't want it at all and some will. But I think if you time however long it takes for the wood to travel up the conveyor that would be a good starting point for the delay. Nice idea.
The speed of that machine is insane.... the idel down being adjustable sounds like the icing in the cake! Adding the idel up function to more than the foot pedal would be great also.
Wow!! What a difference 2 weeks can make. Obviously a few kinks to work out but the auto idle down idea is awesome. Like everyone is saying though, it probably needs to be 10-15 seconds or so. User adjustable would be even better. The cycle time is unreal, I like the idea of the speed being user adjustable on that as well. That is pretty fast for a noob that hasn't learned all the ins and outs of rounds with cuts that aren't parallel yet. Having all of the controls on the front of the machine is freaking awesome. It sure is going to make it easier to sell one while doing a demonstration when you can have a casual conversation with a potential buyer when the machine is at idle or shut down. How's that Black Crows song go.... Jealous, jealous again! 🤩
When at idle have the log lifter run the motor at half throttle when activated. Great machine. I think you have a winner. Thanks to Timber Wolf 17VS 😄
AXILLA! What a beast. Just amazing as usual. Dave
From a guy who owns a slow cycle splitter(not EM) it’s ALL about cycle time. Glad you keep pushing the boundaries on that
Axis Lightening , that splitter looks awesome
Axis plus is what it should be called
You nailed it again Sir
Hello from East TN found your channel,but follow your products,you stay on top of it,i cant wait to get a ultra in a couple years, call it the Axle,or Axle 1.0. lol
"Axis 2.0"
Nice upgrades!!
The BEST keeps getting BETTER !! This is a awesome UPgrade
Love that extra speed and control! Great idea the traversing conveyor and the auto reduction to idle. Save fuel and extend engine life. You've done it again Easton made. Cheers from HB NZ
Got to have the new one - I love the AXIS - hands down. This Splitter is, in my experience, the BEST splitter on the market. Period. Mic drop....LOL!
Great improvements Eastonmade team! I have a few names to suggest:
1) 23V-Triple P with A/C
2) Add a seat and call it Sit 'n Split
3) Cord'nator
Home improvement. The best TV show ever!
WOW NOW THIS A HOME RUN Andrew!!! I like Axis 2.0!! An so on..
Awesome machine!! What kind of wood is most of that your splitting there?
Ultimate Axis ? Very impressive guys, two thumbs up! 👍👍
Yeah baby! It’s now the perfect splitter!! Best of both!! The new EASTONRIDGE!!😂 Good one Andrew 👊🏻…… love that new decal👏🏻
Love the auto throttle! That’d be great on the horizontal machines when you have to walk away to load the log lift
That is a really nice unit. You guys are pushing the firewood industry into a direction it has needed to go for quite some time. Bravo!!
Wow, what a great machine. I'm really impressed. I'd suggest the following a name for the splitter, MOAVS - Mother of All Vertical Splitters. Keep up the great work!
Greetings from Germany, i like the new "Speed Axis" but is the idle time adjustable? 4 sec is a little short i would prefer 8-12 sec. If you get to much in a hurry the accidents will be more. But all in all a great machine. Sadly an impossibel model for german market
This is awesome I love the idle down feature and the speed is incredible great job guys.
Man I thought pretty highly of the axis before but what a machine you have now! love the auto idle feature that will save a ton of fuel over the life of the machine. and I saw the Maxis name on another comment and I vote for that.
Yah nice machine !
That 3 or 4 second idle down would drive me nuts... id like to see it adjustable or maybe 10 to 15 second delay if its not adjustable !😊
The home improvement intro was awesome.
The BIG SHO!
Sweet machine super fast😊
Guys always want More power ,faster you have to love it you deliver good job 😊
I got to try one out at the Hoosier Firewood Hysteria, what an amazing machine!
They work really great
That intro music was perfect and you totally need to name it the Binford edition Axis!
Is the idle down feature adjustable because it seems like it would be better with a little longer maby 10 seconds or so would be a little better never mind you mentioned it as I was typing what a grate machine
LOVE the idle down option.
Can't wait to see this vertical beast live in Burlington. Nice work Andrew, Kenny and team
Idle down would drive me nuts.
Wow!! I just had the chance to run an axis for the first time at the Hoosier Firewood Hysteria. It seems that most people were gathering around the two vertical power houses. So needless to say there was a lot of talk comparing. You just went and stepped it up and addressed any issue that people had with your Axis. Especially the forward controls! Well done, sir! AXIS XPC……..oh and does the new version come with two guys to load rounds at that price too😂
love mine still but add a boat winch on the log lift. Sucks trying to pin the lift yourself (always have to pin and unpin when transporting down the road. Other huge thing ill add is u guys should try and make some kind of a rougher top on the things. U guys up in the big woods have to nice trees but us slums lords in the lower 48 have big nasty gnarly trees and the wood flys out at you when you not looking. I have been messing with some stuff hoping to dial it in better, but a table top that doesn't let the logs slide around but catches it when force is applied is key!! Might be stupid but it helped me. Adding a fold drop leg on the tongue inside of using one or both of the side ones is much easier and seems more correct. Keep on EM, much love from Wisconsin.
Beautiful machine.. is the Ram still a 14 ton or did that increase also with this larger engine and pump? Thank you for your response
No still 14 tons.
cool
I've got the original and it splits very large rounds, I've worked on pieces bigger than 30" without a problem
Man Andrew, a lot of feedback on video. This is the most comments I've seen in awhile, so clearly people are excited! Other than having a 15 second standard idle down time with a 30 and maybe 45 second as options, which I know you're aware of, I would say your set. Anything beyond 45 seconds and there's no point in having the idle down feature, IMO.
Name wise, I would throw in AXIS Deluxe. But I have seen AXIS+ by several others and that's solid too. Or keeping the name you have now. No sense in getting carried away with the name or making it sound like it's a totally different, redesigned machine.
Nice Modification on the Axis SHO Andrew you and your team are producing good quality Equipment,
Axis 2.0 would work,, though I dont think Im too crazy about the auto idle unless you can change the time, seems to me that would wear a motor ,, but what do I know,,, keep up the good work
That is awesome! Is the timing on the idle down adjustable? I think whatever it is set here is too short. I would think 10-20 seconds would be better. What I wouldn't give to be able to test drive that thing for a few months and show it off on the channel. Would increase production 10 fold.
Well it appears you already thought of that. Pays to watch the whole video!
Ahh, the beauty of AI:
1. Turbo Axis
2. Axis Ultra
3. Axis X
4. Axis Max
5. Axis Pro
6. Axis Plus
7. Super Axis
8. Mega Axis
9. Axis Elite
10. Axis Power
11. Axis Extreme
12. Axis Prime
13. Axis Force
14. Axis Speed
15. Axis Master
16. Axis Excel
17. Axis Quantum
18. Axis Supreme
19. Axis Titan
20. Axis Alpha
Busters Brother.
I love the auto idle throttle. 6-8 seconds would be a bit better. But that is a preference matter.
We have plans to extend it. Are you coming out this weekend?
busters sister
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Yes and I have a 2” ball on the truck. 😉😉
Phil is there with his dump trailer from delivering the Split Force to the show. 😉😉
Just saying.
@smorefirewood can’t help but notice the dead-silence to this comment 😂
@@MicahHughes-zv5zx it happens. It’s like a mic drop. It’s the Eastonmade Buster buster.
Holy hell that thing is fast
Its quick for sure
That thing is a beast. Can the auto idle time be extended a little beyond 4 seconds? I’d be racing to keep it idled up. A little ocd maybe. Great to idle down while loading, stepping away, etc. I like it!
Yep. It think we can put an adjustable timer on it
That Axis is a freakin’ beast Andrew. Sorry to miss you guys in Essex but I’m sure I’ll catch you in Boonville ?
Have a great weekend and be safe
We'll be in boonville. See you there
Great, now I am going to be buying one of these now! Haha, Talk to you soon Andrew.
That's really great. It's there a way to increase the "ramp-up" from idle to maybe 10 seconds? Love it. Maybe the axis- pro?
That’s definitely a kick a$$ machine! I’ve wondered in the past if a motor/pump combo like that would work on a 12-22 with quick connect hydraulic couplers to connect to 24ft conveyor?
Please give update when you get that idle time set for longer delay..can the idle time be cut off almost a deal breaker
yes we have it adjustable now. It can be bypassed by unplugging the sensor also.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters with that change, this is now perfect
Nice improvements! Auto idle would irritate me if it was not lengthened to at least 10 seconds or adjustable. Best thing I see is the exhaust is better placed- the normal Axis can give a headache from the fumes if run all day and the wind is the wrong way or still. Does it have a longer wedge (I know you tried one earlier and I was told can’t have when ordered mine)? Oil cooler is great idea!
Not sure if we will be doing the longer wedge. It may be something we revisit in the future
Andrew, quite the machine hoping to get one soon. Only a wood enthusiast so trying to justify it. But it is quite thd wood terminator. Keep up the great work. Earl
I bought an Axis. It delivered almost two weeks ago. It shipped with the conveyor detached. That means I must attach the conveyor to the work table. I looked for instructions that would show a picture or two plus some written instructions. I think it is assumed that everyone purchasing an Axis has equipment to position this beast of a conveyor to be attached to the work table. Not so. My helper and I attempted to align the end of the conveyor to the end of the work table. We would get it to almost an inch from alignment but two tringler pieces that needed to go under the swivel plate would not go under unless I lifted the conveyor up in the air so as for those two tringler pieces to go under the plate, letting alignment of channels for a shaft to be driven through. The two of us could not lift it sufficiently high enough to get alignment.
Before I tell you what I did, I would like to hear direct from the horses mouth the recommended procedure for attaching the conveyor to the splitter. May I suggest that the procedure be included in the manual.
Tomorrow the splitter will get its grand beginning splitting tons of rounds.
Been waiting a long time for a splitter that takes the work out of bundling firewood. Thanks Eastonmade and your excellent team of innovators.
Its a pain in the ass to put on. Need 3 or 4 guys or some sort of loader and a sling to lift it on. We cant ship it with it attached as it would be well overheight for a transport.
"The Axis Supreme" looks awesome.
You got my attention hope to see it friday
Great machine I just received mine a couple months ago if I knew that it was going to have changes done I would have definitely waited. Just wondering if y’all are going to sell kits for the conveyor to swing on the older style
That’s a nice splitter. Cooler is a nice touch
Hey Andrew! Love the new update and design features! I’d have to throw in my vote for “Maxis”, it’s the first name that came to mind when you mentioned about looking for a name for it 🔥💯👍. Thanks for all your great content! Really enjoy following along and seeing whats going on and what’s new at Eastonmade! 🔥💯👍 Andrew from NB :)
My left ear enjoyed the video !
….this a continuation of my comments on Andrew’s instructions for ordering a piece of equipment. I hit a wrong button and lost it in order to finish my thoughts. I picked up on this video to finish.
I was saying how much Sandra Brown helped me send my payment. Never wired money before out of the states. I went to my bank and received assistance and everything transacted perfect the same day. I confirm what you say about changing an order. I learned about the “Super Duper Axis” now available just as my original Axis Vertical order was ready to load and ship. Gerry gave me the option to ship original or order the (SHO) model. I elected to wait another couple of months for the upgrade. You do something very much appreciated. You show videos and give dialogue on loading, unloading, and the whole 9 yards of acquiring equipment from you. Thanks for your sensitivity to customer comments as time consuming as it can be.
Dave Urner 🔥🪵🔥
Eastonmade axis sho. Put a keypad on the axis with buttons and punch in the time you want for the idle down and hit enter
That thing is sweet!! I would like to have one!!😮
Hi Andrew, well done , how about calling it the Axis AE Super. Enjoy the channel, Thanks Jeff and Jill from Alaska wood yard,
A little sensitive on the idle function. does that cause wear on anything especially the engine?
You build incredible machines
I love the constant innovation from you and your team, you guys go the extra mile to make sure your offering the best you can, the line is impressive as it it, can’t wait to see what other machines you revamp! Keep up the great work Team Eastonmade!
Buster 2.0 watch your thumbs 👍🏻
lol needs one of them red circle stickers with a red line threw it and a thumb in the middle .
Very nice upgrades. I may need to upgrade as well.
The new “Axis Hatchet SHO”
It’s as fast as swing a hatchet!
I love the upgrades! If you ever need that machine to be in videos at my house, just say the word!! 😊
The auto idle needs to be at least 30 seconds but a very nice unit you have built .
I don't think I'm a fan of the idle down !!! Is the delay time adjustable ????
Sweet Andrew ! Beauty eh! Kooolooookoookoookoookooo!!!! Bob and Doug Mckenzie approved!
Lol
Love that speed!!! I also like the swivel conveyor!! I was thinking as the video progressed that the electronic thing slowing and speeding up the engine might need adjustment. Is the idea of that to save gas? Would the user be able to change the timing? Can the feature be turned off? For me, I don't think I like that feature. On the other hand if the timing was longer so that it would only slow down when I went to load the log lift, that might be OK. I am going to tell Lumber Capital Log Yard about this in the comments of their next video.
o boy andrew the wolfy boys gona love u big time lol the auto idle [eco green] epa aproved 100%
How about calling it the Rotary Axis? It’s incredibly fast. Nice machine Andrew. See you in VT
yup Maxis sounds good
Well done
What an awesome machine.
Axis Plus, clean and simple
Hey Andrew. The Wolfs main predator is the Mountain Lion, also called Cougar or Puma. Puma-Axis or Cougar-Axis are my suggestions
Calvin
I like that
Think that auto-idle delay needs to be lengthened…
Yes it does. Going to play around with it some more we may or may not be able to get it to work well
If that is 4 seconds, I would bet you end up in the 30 second range for the final design. I would only want it idling down when I am loading the log lift. That EFI engine sounds great, though!
Sweet machine!
Hi Andrew very impressive, how about a Bar to sweep the deck and move the cut logs onto the conveyor in one sweep, instead of one at a time? Possibly a spring loaded. bar that comes down and is maunaly pushed sideways to clear the cut logs to the conveyor feed I wish I could draw! All the best from the Alps. Bill
The time to idle should be on a rheostat that can be controlled by the operator.
Andrew that thing is sweet