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Thanks for the good info! 6 years into firewood on a large scale....

So what happening with goldmining ?

Seen all your videos you have by far the nicest firewood operation that i have seen on the net ive been doing it 10 years now firewood would love to have that some day

I am about to build a disk screener on my processor, we have such thick bark out west I am tempted too not stagger the disks left and right. I am hoping keeping the disks more in a row will let the bark fall through. Thoughts? I like your big rigs btw !

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Awesome setup! We should be getting our Australian made processor by Christmas this year

Aprently I just sat in the seat of this machine... the guy you sold it to is trying to sell it to me...

Good luck!

I see the your flip deck has been modified. Is that something you did or a new design. I need to do the same. Small stuff get pulled toward the cab and gets stuck or falls below.

That will leave a hole in Moncton firewood 🪵market! Good for you doin exactly what you want! Life is too short not too , just don’t let the gold fever drain all your year$ of hard work! Hope you find a pile!

I am not interested in gold mining. You have demolished your business. Do you drink much? How old are you?

Gold wood be interesting but before you go I'd like to see the posch in full production.. maybe some footage on your packaged wood aswell...

I actually make money from prospectors but don't follow or have any interest in prospecting videos. The cost to process a cord from the processor is amazing. Hopefully you'll realise that prospecting isn't as profitable or as fun as wood is and you'll get back into the good stuff and not the pretty stuff :D

Wow that is a dramatic change. Not sure what really to expect, have seen the series on Discovery but yea,, Doubt it won't be boring tho. Hope to see the new setup in the woodyard run before that! Videos in high resolution/full HD would also be nice ;)

Sounds cool man you film it I’ll watch it. Keep up the good work!

Pretty impressive machine

Seems like the customers would want that stuff for kindling.

Enjoy your videos. Wondering how many cubic feet you use as a loose cord in your trucks?

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That is true, they want you to to dump it stacked in the basement. Lol

Nice to see someone doing real wood. Not perfect poles. I just bought a 2040 cant wait to get it set and do some wood.

Any chance on seeing the posch running?

Now that's a delivery truck.. think I'm going to have to change from wanting a 550 to getting a real truck..

Ain't bad !

Show the whole procedure not just the saw

So how did it go??

Love the set up, keep cutting

Have you any video on your sawdust floor conveyor? How it’s made etc

I’ll be interested in buying one if you wanna make & sell

Glad to hear your Posch is a success. I run a 2040 in eastern Ontario. Has been a great machine. People need to be aware of the danger being around the saw. It is easy to become complacent.

How thick is the metal for the discs? Have you bent any of the discs?

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I've never seen one until 5 days ago . I'll be building one before the winter is out for sure. I'd love to know a few details and measurements if you care to share them and how you'd improve your design if you built another. Great setup.

Keep the videos coming 5000 full cord wow lol 😂 makes me feel small but love what I do

I have a dyna sc-16 going on 10 years with this processor I am up in the air about but big wood or small wood if I have 18 inch wood I have to flip wood over and resplit and takes a long time to do a 25 foot log but a 5 to 8 log I can do a 25 foot log in 2 min and 30 sec. just this fall I did 2 tri axle loads for my logger guy in 7 hours on 1 chain not to much resplitting he got the right size pole wood all 25 to 27 foot long poles. To do wood any faster for me would be 125.000 to 150.000 bucks for a new processor would it be worth it to save 2 hours ? I just dont know

Thank you!

What horse power motor runs the firewood hopper?

That seems like a great set up, you've gotter dialed in!!

Putting a greater space between the rows of logs would improve airflow and log drying. It would also help with putting out a log fire.

You could wait until the Versatile is completely worn out unless someone wants to buy a tractor like that. I think it makes sense to buy the used truck tractors. They are probably good enough and are much cheaper. When they quit you just switch the box over to a different one. I was told if the driver forgets to shut the pump off, that pretty much ruins the pump.

How far do you deliver? Because you have so much to sell, you may need to go out a long distance. Do you want to continue to increase volume of production?

I wouldn't think that you need air conditioning in Canada but if you put one on the Versatile, it might increase the trade-in value. I don't know if you are in the cab or outside the cab when you are operating the log grabber.

I understand the dump trucks are for retail delivery. I am doubting the flatbed is for retail delivery. Please explain what happens to the pallet wood. I suspect it gets dropped off wherever there is a forklift to unload it, mostly wholesale. I guess you could have another distribution center somewhere that you own. You must be some sort of systems engineer. Maybe you could do consulting work to help others with firewood production. The majority of people would just want to copy someone else, or be told what to do. Never heard of 5,000 cord annually. Never heard of net-wrap on pallet wood. It is probably what farmers use on hay bales. Is the net-wrap made especially for pallets? I would have thought to drop the wood directly into a wire basket on a pallet, loose stack. Being looser the number of cords that could be put on the trailer would be less, I suppose. Why did you decide to dump it out and reload? Do you use used pallets or new pallets? Do you get pallets returned from the customers? Because you do not have storage for processed wood, I suppose you need to be selling wood all the time. Because the customers are getting the wood in the drying season, they do not need the wood to be as dry.

Appears to be a design flaw making the circulars go up too high --- waste of time and energy. Logs too small to require splitting could be processed manually in a miter saw with a 12 inch circular blade. (Whatever the name of that saw is that pivots up and down.) To prevent blade pinch, put a block under. Do several pieces without stopping the blade. The unusually large logs could be done on an ordinary splitter with a lift. When the pieces are small enough I suppose they could be tossed into the processor. I have no experience, why I am here.

It looks like you want to produce a large volume. Perhaps the stacks of logs should be separated more for fire mitigation purposes. North American firewood processor manufacturers can sell whatever quality they have for whatever price. They should think about later on.

Id be buying a saw bench and a very long live deck for all that stuff under 6-inch zip zip zip don't even split it just cut it and be done. Pay some 13yr old like $5 an hour to sort the smallstuff out , assuming no child protection laws prohibit that lol, Im sure my father made a positive ROI on my labours ( AS did I )

Awesome set up a bigger dump trailer is on my wish list as I have a 1 cord dump trailer now if I could have it where it holds two would be better for sure

Man I love you set up, very efficient. This is my second season as a supplier, we got in to the bundle last season too with Alberta parks.. and boy that was a lot of work with my little range road processor.. but we managed and pumped out nearly 10000 thousand of the suckers... lol So I'm always looking for better ways to process firewood, AND you my friend have it down to a science....well done and thanks for sharing!

Who makes the loader you showed? I didn’t catch what you said the name was.