I really like the rollers in the splitting chamber, what a time saver. At 10:46 there is a hydraulic motor and lines exposed to damage from the spillage.
Make the fork slots just on the outside edge supports so it can’t slide and take away the big piece in the center where the crap will pile up. Save some metal and headaches for buildup of crap down the road😉
I showed this to the wife (aka Boss). Her comment was, "But it won't screen out the big pieces of bark like we have to deal with." We generally process seasoned logs, so there's a constant mess of large pieces of bark that falls off each block as it drops into the chute before being split. While we don't split into big piles and then scoop up and load/deliver later on, I suspect the same would occur. A screen would get out a lot of the small, but not the larger pieces.
That would be a pretty clever cleaner. Very good idea. Perhaps have an option for an end loading option with flairs to take advantage of the length. Good Vids.
A disk cleaner is very sensitive to any slope of ground it is parked on. Putting an adjustable bubble level on the machine will help to do a perfect set-up every time the machine is moved to a different slope.
This is an awesome set up!. Andrew I just want to say I received my 12-22 on Tuesday drew was awesome, and I'm am absolutely impressed with this machine. working with eastonmade, gerry, and jen was amazing! Definitely worth the short 9 month wait haha
Beautiful piece of equipment! Could you set up a 16 foot at a 30 degree angle and use it as a conveyor and cleaner? That would give you an 8ft stack height and you wouldn’t need a separate conveyor. Wish you would give it a try. No matter what, spec’ing an angle, no matter what it is, would be something people might want/need to know.
What size is the cut off saw on this one Andrew? It looks to be about 48", but it's hard to tell. Also wondering how the re-tooling at the new shop is going? As for the dirt on firewood, that is the #1 reason I quit burning wood. I just finally got sick of the wife bitching about the mess it made. Clean wood is definitely a benefit for anyone in the business of selling firewood.
Yes clean wood is a must for selling. If your delivering wood with dirt that’s not good. Some here and there does happen but clean is very important. If it’s good and clean you can store it anywhere inside outside , in sheds or wherever. I’m pretty good at keeping it clean, I split a big pile then I stack it all so it’s not being run in the dirt.
@@KCBarr1 I have never burned wood. Thank you Ken for your perspective on the issue of dirty wood. Thank you Andrew for showing us the disc cleaner because I had never seen one before. The discs are more abrasive than the tumbler is.
I reckon it's a great move going from the trommel to just making the disc cleaner. They clean the wood faster, quieter and in less space imho. Out of curiosity how well do they work on an incline so they can partially double as an inclined conveyor?
I wish I would have known sooner you are located in Ontario, just bought a Halverson skid steer processor after having loads of problems trying to buy Canadian with blacks creek and Wallenstein, just cant give money away now a days .
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters I probably will do so soon, just learning the firewood biz, I'm retired, in Green valley, if you need a local rep I would be happy to help. Looks like you are defintely headed in the right direction and I wish you all the best
That is something I need! Sooo much sand and dirt getting into the wood! I had a wood bucket made with 4” gaps between the teeth and still get a lot of crap in it. When you say 8’ is that the length or the height? Length I would like to see at least 12’ little longer run time for the wood on the screen. Great job on the vids Andrew and keep up the good work
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters 16’ would be perfect! One of these days in near future I will send ya video of the mess I am dealing with. Happy Friday! Have a great one
Why not put a disc screener directly behind the processor, so the whole thing is more compact and faster to set up? have a secondary converyor under it for the small stuff so they can be collected easyly to be used
Would the be made longer just for skidsteer or loader operations. I noticed that when you dropped a load into the left side does not travel the full length of the shake n bake while the other side drops a bit more . Ty
Could you please tell me what a retail price for a full trailer load of this type of wood sells for? It's an amazing video and fun to watch! Thanks!! :)
It must be some city slicker thought process... always wanting to do things thats really not needed. LoL... I've never heard the phrase, " Its freezing in here. I better make sure we have clean firewood before warming-up the place!" Hey, I'm not knocking it. If people are dumb enough to pay extra for cleaned wood that will just be turned to dust later, have at it. Lol
What do you do if you if you don’t have logs & you cut everything to size on the job ? We cut approximately 100 cords a year & sale. Do you make a Device to load on to, to be able to split ? We are in Southern California. Thank you.
I have a question and it pertains to the goose neck dump in your video what is its tonnage and is it a dual wheeled on each axle or is it's axles that have large balloon tires? Love your equipment videos even I don't do enough volume to justify a Bell's processor I sale firewood producers their materials instead from our logging jobs. Love your splitters though may be ordering one of your splitters though for myself as I get older doing it with an axe or maul hurts to much.
You need to go and show Mike “Moron” Morgan (Outdoors with the Morgan’s) in Pa how to produce firewood. He has a stupid Wolfridge splitter that he’s handing all his firewood by hand over the splitter. 🙄 He could do with a better sponsor to be honest.
Wolfe ridge is American made at least. And I've never seen a Wolfe ridge wedge flex like this one is. Before you go shyt talking perhaps you should have an adult conversation with Chris Wolfe and stop just being a fanboy here
I wish my firewood/bundle company could afford a set up like that sick of hand cut,ing wood and use,ing a powersplit.guees I'll have to do 4k cord a year and not just 1500.😭😭😭
I feel you man. I’m just looking to get one of their commercial splitters probably the 22-28 with a couple wedge options for me when the time comes. For now it’s just a standard splitter with a four way and my ax to make it smaller for easy handling.
They all have their purpose the two man Powersplit will outwork any SPLITTER on the market. To beat it you have to have a processor. In Southern California you only get wood you cut on the job, so a processor is out.
Lol...Well not quite. When you figure out the the cost of running it per month with the payment its actually about the same as 1 mans wages for a month
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If I had one of those I wouldn't have a tree left on my property LOL
So many toys, so little time. Great video.
I am absolutely amazed at the high quality useful equipment that you guys are producing! AWESOME STUFF!
Thanks for the support chris. Really appreciate it.
How could you not like Andrew he's just got niche as a likeable guy plus he builds some badass log splitters/processors
Im not in the fire wood bussiness but I wish I had the money to set one up and get in to it,, makes me all warm and fuzzy watching it work
I bet customers would appreciate a free bag of kindling with their load of wood
We provide a free bag with every cord purchased, no bark, just splits.
Shweet! Mean, Lean, and Clean. Love it.
GREAT.
that is slick!
“Hollywood Easton” stepping up the shades game! Awesome equipment!
Lol cheapest ones I could find on amazon.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters need price for fire wood cleaner
Pretty Nice Andrew. Looking forward to all the new stuff and new paint coming. Keep up the great work
Holy Moly. 😳 That processor is super cool 😎
They do work really well. thanks for the feedback richard.
Ingenious, Andrew. I think dumping the load would be more effective on the 16 footer strainer, however.
I agree. The guys did do a great job on this one
True Money,,,'BEAST MODE', Drew !!!
I Live For This Shit !!! [Rock Star Drew].
Thanks for the support Wes. Really appreciate it
That's a pretty slick addition to the process from log to truckload. Good stuff Andrew!
Thanks gord. It is really handy for those high production guys.
That is a great design
I really like the rollers in the splitting chamber, what a time saver.
At 10:46 there is a hydraulic motor and lines exposed to damage from the spillage.
The rollers work really nice. Thanks for the feedback al
Hopefully our disc cleaner coming in June is one of the first orange/blue ones
Good chance of it!!!
Truly outstanding design, Andrew.
The guys at bells have done a really great job of it
I need to get one of these over here in the UK, for sure
That's a sweet setup !!
It really works great. Thanks for the feedback tim
Andrew just a quick catch I seen. You need a shield over that hydraulic motor on the disk cleaner. Angle the shield so the wood falls to the ground.
I'm confident you will see that on future models.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters needs a backstop on that far side or a higher angled side.
Andrew, You have some serious toys there!
Make the fork slots just on the outside edge supports so it can’t slide and take away the big piece in the center where the crap will pile up. Save some metal and headaches for buildup of crap down the road😉
I agree
Definitely...
You are talking about the tubes where a front loader can lift the cleaner.
@@jakebredthauer5100 yes.
I showed this to the wife (aka Boss). Her comment was, "But it won't screen out the big pieces of bark like we have to deal with." We generally process seasoned logs, so there's a constant mess of large pieces of bark that falls off each block as it drops into the chute before being split. While we don't split into big piles and then scoop up and load/deliver later on, I suspect the same would occur. A screen would get out a lot of the small, but not the larger pieces.
That’s fricken awesome
Works great 👍
It’s a nice looking set up Andrew very well built
Thank chris!!!!
For what it’s worth, I think the overall cycle time needs to increase by 2 to 3 seconds. The cleaner works perfectly.
Thanks for the feedback steve. Gonna play with them more in the future and hopefully get it dialed right in.
Very nice set up. Wondering if the hydro drive motor would need a guard to protect the hoses from a piece of wood falling out and breaking a fitting.
I can’t be the only one wanting to sell their home and buy a set up like this 😂
Well done
That would be a pretty clever cleaner. Very good idea. Perhaps have an option for an end loading option with flairs to take advantage of the length. Good Vids.
Thanks for the feedback. Really appreciate it.
Gave you a thumbs up!
Thanks for the visit
That first log through the 4000 processor could be mistaken for a saw log for dimensional lumber for the local big box hardware store. LOL
Lol it was headed for home depot....but we saved it
Looks like the Timberwolf
it is pretty close. Really only so many ways to build them. Appreciate the feedback jeff.
Smaller than a tumbler, won't take up as much room, awesome. I wanna come up there and check out the site, I fish about an hour away from there.
Whenever your up this way give us a call. More than happy to show you some equipment. Love your channel. Have watched a handful of your videos.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters Hey thanks for watching! I might be up there for fishing opener, if so, I'll give you a call
By making the degree of slope infinitely adjustable, the amount of cleaning could be finely tuned.
A disk cleaner is very sensitive to any slope of ground it is parked on. Putting an adjustable bubble level on the machine will help to do a perfect set-up every time the machine is moved to a different slope.
There could be a tray under the screener to catch shavings and save cleanup time and energy.
Thats not a bad idea at all. Some guys will throw them up on cement blocks also. Really appreciate the feedback
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters A dumpster with a quick attach for the loader would solve that issue. Hook onto it, and then go tip and dump it.
This is an awesome set up!. Andrew I just want to say I received my 12-22 on Tuesday drew was awesome, and I'm am absolutely impressed with this machine. working with eastonmade, gerry, and jen was amazing! Definitely worth the short 9 month wait haha
lol really appreciate the support Ryan. I will let everyone know.
Ours is on order for July delivery! Along with a processor cannot wait
You're gonna love it. Can't wait to get the processors together. Gonna be awesome machines
Beautiful piece of equipment! Could you set up a 16 foot at a 30 degree angle and use it as a conveyor and cleaner? That would give you an 8ft stack height and you wouldn’t need a separate conveyor. Wish you would give it a try. No matter what, spec’ing an angle, no matter what it is, would be something people might want/need to know.
Not sure if it would bring the wood up the conveyor in the winter months. It may be worth a shot though. Really appreciate the feedback bill
Sweet buddy
Thanks 👍
What size is the cut off saw on this one Andrew? It looks to be about 48", but it's hard to tell. Also wondering how the re-tooling at the new shop is going? As for the dirt on firewood, that is the #1 reason I quit burning wood. I just finally got sick of the wife bitching about the mess it made. Clean wood is definitely a benefit for anyone in the business of selling firewood.
It's a 48" on that one. Shop going really good. Overhead cranes going in next week
If the wife doesn't like the smell, just don't try to burn more dirt that will calm her down mate... God Bless Friend...
Yes clean wood is a must for selling. If your delivering wood with dirt that’s not good. Some here and there does happen but clean is very important. If it’s good and clean you can store it anywhere inside outside , in sheds or wherever. I’m pretty good at keeping it clean, I split a big pile then I stack it all so it’s not being run in the dirt.
@@wesleysmith5580 It's not the smell Wes, it's the mess coming off the bark of the wood when I was bringing it in from the wood shed.
@@KCBarr1 I have never burned wood. Thank you Ken for your perspective on the issue of dirty wood. Thank you Andrew for showing us the disc cleaner because I had never seen one before. The discs are more abrasive than the tumbler is.
I reckon it's a great move going from the trommel to just making the disc cleaner. They clean the wood faster, quieter and in less space imho. Out of curiosity how well do they work on an incline so they can partially double as an inclined conveyor?
Gonna make one that works on an incline in the future. I am really curious of this as well.
Would love to have one, thanks for sharing
I wish I would have known sooner you are located in Ontario, just bought a Halverson skid steer processor after having loads of problems trying to buy Canadian with blacks creek and Wallenstein, just cant give money away now a days .
Let me know when you're ready to upgrade more than happy to help
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters I probably will do so soon, just learning the firewood biz, I'm retired, in Green valley, if you need a local rep I would be happy to help. Looks like you are defintely headed in the right direction and I wish you all the best
That is something I need! Sooo much sand and dirt getting into the wood! I had a wood bucket made with 4” gaps between the teeth and still get a lot of crap in it. When you say 8’ is that the length or the height? Length I would like to see at least 12’ little longer run time for the wood on the screen. Great job on the vids Andrew and keep up the good work
Thanks for the feedback justin. The length is 8' the height is adjustable. We also offer this in a 16' version.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters 16’ would be perfect! One of these days in near future I will send ya video of the mess I am dealing with. Happy Friday! Have a great one
Why not put a disc screener directly behind the processor, so the whole thing is more compact and faster to set up? have a secondary converyor under it for the small stuff so they can be collected easyly to be used
Would the be made longer just for skidsteer or loader operations. I noticed that when you dropped a load into the left side does not travel the full length of the shake n bake while the other side drops a bit more . Ty
Yes we offer an 8' version as shown and a 16' version
Just wondering if you are planning on a smaller version for the home log splitters.
Nice device.
I don't think so. It's really hard to compete with the smaller machine market and still build a good product.
Okay.
It be nice, but I understand the difficulties.
Could you please tell me what a retail price for a full trailer load of this type of wood sells for? It's an amazing video and fun to watch! Thanks!! :)
$600-$800 depending on the area
They seem alot quieter them a tumbler. Works good and looking forward to getting a closer look at one. Do you know what the 8 foot weighs?
You’ll be able to come check ours out when it comes this summer
Not sure off the top of my head. I am thinking around 1500lbs. Gage could confirm.
How much is the 20ft one?
How much do you charge for a load of wood?
You have any of the processor in northern Michigan
Need to do something to contain your saw dust , it's got resale value too
Its wood... used to heat homes. Not many people give a flip about how clean WOOD that's going to burn into DIRT/ASH! Lol
You havent ever sold wood before have you?
It must be some city slicker thought process... always wanting to do things thats really not needed. LoL... I've never heard the phrase, " Its freezing in here. I better make sure we have clean firewood before warming-up the place!"
Hey, I'm not knocking it. If people are dumb enough to pay extra for cleaned wood that will just be turned to dust later, have at it. Lol
What do you do if you if you don’t have logs & you cut everything to size on the job ? We cut approximately 100 cords a year & sale. Do you make a Device to load on to, to be able to split ? We are in Southern California. Thank you.
Check out our splitters www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
Question is how much for a full set up
Oh by the way I love the channel
Thanks for the support Harry. We have all the prices on the website. A setup like this is around 140k
How long are those prices of fire wood looks short like something you buy at gas station not 18 inches something I would burn in my woodstove
16" Pretty standard length for most places in north america
Did you buy out Bells wood?
Yes
I have a question and it pertains to the goose neck dump in your video what is its tonnage and is it a dual wheeled on each axle or is it's axles that have large balloon tires? Love your equipment videos even I don't do enough volume to justify a Bell's processor I sale firewood producers their materials instead from our logging jobs. Love your splitters though may be ordering one of your splitters though for myself as I get older doing it with an axe or maul hurts to much.
7k axles with single DOT wheels. Really appreciate the feedback and support. Give us a call when you're ready for a splitter.
What kind of trailer is that Andrew?
It's an N & N....we have had it for or 4 years. Works really well. The gooseneck is nice
You still gotta handle it carry it in the house and insert into the stove it doesn't load itself dude
You need to go and show Mike “Moron” Morgan (Outdoors with the Morgan’s) in Pa how to produce firewood. He has a stupid Wolfridge splitter that he’s handing all his firewood by hand over the splitter. 🙄
He could do with a better sponsor to be honest.
Wolfe ridge is American made at least. And I've never seen a Wolfe ridge wedge flex like this one is. Before you go shyt talking perhaps you should have an adult conversation with Chris Wolfe and stop just being a fanboy here
Needs a backstop on the screener, or the motor and hydraulic hoses are going to get hit.
I wish my firewood/bundle company could afford a set up like that sick of hand cut,ing wood and use,ing a powersplit.guees I'll have to do 4k cord a year and not just 1500.😭😭😭
I feel you man. I’m just looking to get one of their commercial splitters probably the 22-28 with a couple wedge options for me when the time comes. For now it’s just a standard splitter with a four way and my ax to make it smaller for easy handling.
They all have their purpose the two man Powersplit will outwork any SPLITTER on the market. To beat it you have to have a processor. In Southern California you only get wood you cut on the job, so a processor is out.
Disc screeners are even more effictient than drums!
They do work really nice. Appreciate the feedback.
Must be getting 500 dollars a cord to pay for all that equipment
Lol...Well not quite. When you figure out the the cost of running it per month with the payment its actually about the same as 1 mans wages for a month