Time To Upgrade The Eastonmade Axis
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Hi Joe! I wish you and Scheib were at my place when I did my replacement! Like most things, I did it the hard way. Great meeting you at PB! We’ll meet up again someday…sooner than later I hope!
Joe, the top roller pillow block bearings are adjustable for chain length and tension. Back them off, take out the old link you added, and readjust for proper chain operation. The new chain is dry so a little oil on all the pins (both sides) will be good.
Thanks Bill. we didn't even think of adjusting. It just seemed the link # worked out right. LOL
@@ohiowoodburner It appears to me that adjuster is already adjusted to the short side. I doubt there is enough adjustment to get a full length made up but I could be wrong. I do feel it needs slightly tightened now and would help with the slight jumping in chain I hear...
Ratchet straps work great as an extra set of hands when adding links in long chains.
Now just some Lube on that there Chain.. (Fluid Film)
Thanks Guys.
Mike M.
Or used #46 LOL
@@ohiowoodburner #46 ? What is that ?
Hi Joe - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. You forgot to wear your white hard hat to reinforce your authority and let the viewers know who is The Boss! The fix seems to have cracked that perennial conveyor problem.
The convey is now gtg! But I do need a white hard hat!
The boss would be Mrs Ohio woodburner 👍🏴
I think the jagged additions to the conveyor's cross bars are called "cleats". Shalom/gw
Excellent! I needed you a few days ago when we were filming this LOL
Hi Joe, excellent partnership! Ole Scheib is turning out to be a ‘star.’ Well done to both, for the entertainment! Guess Scheib must be ‘on the wagon.’ Len (Devon🇬🇧)
That's what we call a half link.
ha ha. I just learned that term from this project!
Hey Joe it was great to see you at the Paul Bunyan show. My son Joey talked about you a lot on the way home. When he got home he told his mom about you for a long time. You see Joe my son Joey has several palsy and you just made his day. Hope to meet you again someday so Joey can have something to talk about again. Have a great day.
It was great meeting you and Joey! I had a nice conversation with him. If you get a chance can you send me an email? Thanks Jeff!!!
@@ohiowoodburner I sure can. I can message you on fb my phone number if you want to call myself or Joey
@@jeffjeffers9810 So glad to hear Joey had a great time at the show! I tell folks all the time how great the show is...Even if you aren't necessarily into firewood and logging. There is so much to see and do for $10 bucks. You can't do anything these days for $10 bucks! Sounds like meeting Joe was well worth the price of admission alone...😃
@@waynetharp thanks for your input. It was the first time ever we were at the Paul Bunyan show. It was worth the money to see Joey's face when he saw all the equipment. When I told him at the show that Joe was going to be there he got excited. Joey is a special person. Not only hes my son,but for his loving heart has well. He does his best no matter what he's doing no matter what he's doing and he keeps his eyes on old dad. I couldn't be more prouder of him.
@@jeffjeffers9810 I had a Father that worked for me for 25 years who had a son (Josh)that was dealt the same hand in life. I have not met Joey but can just picture his smile from knowing Josh. Hopefully you all can make it again next year!
shark fins look like they would grab more if the face was on the leading edge rather than trailing and working like a ramp.
Nice upgrade Joe interesting what you call a cotter pin in the US here in the UK we call a split pin
Hi Joe and Scheib! That’s some great teamwork you guys have. That link that you transferred from the old chain is called a half link for anyone ordering chains. That machine is awesome to watch. Everyone has the same concern of losing fingers running the super split. Thanks for the great video and hope to see you two collaborate again! Have a great day guys 👍🏻!
Hi Joe, I realize this is a long time ago I to have an axis and have the old chain. Was that a warranty replacement or did you have to purchase a new chain from Eastonmade. You guys make a great team keep up the good videos, Joe.
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Everyone needs a Friend like Schieb!!! He's a working machine!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
He sure is Dave! Thanks
I can only dream of owning a Eastonmade wood splitter like that. I believe that Eastonmade builds the very best firewood processing, and splitting equipment in the world second to none. They are definitely built to last a lifetime. Joe I’m glad that you were blessed to have one and i hope that you stay healthy and enjoy it for a long long time. Thank you joe and your family for taking the time to allow all of your viewers to be a part of your life in the wood yard.
that was a very nice comment buddy. Thanks for supporting us!!
Good work guys and happy Canadian Thanksgiving
Thanks Kent!!
Thanks Scheib for stopping in again and keeping OWB up and rolling! Tip of the hat for your honorable assistant!🤠
Sorry we couldn't talk longer yesterday but we needed to get back on the road. It was great to meet the Man himself in person. Keep the great content coming, please!🤘
It was great seeing you wayne!
Mr. Shieb is a great guy to have a guy to know.
You got that right Rolando!
Thanks Joe it was fun to watch two genius mechanical engineers change out conveyor chain, in record time with no blood she'd. Y'all have a great 👍 day
Yes!! LOL Thanks Mike
That is a nice Improvement. Boiler wood.
Thanks for posting.
David in Oz.
Glad you liked it david!
Hello Joe, honestly don’t think you needed that extra link. If you used a ratchet strap you would have made it work. Do you honestly think Andrew would have sent you a new chain that was too short ? He’s not that incompetent. Judging by the old chain a little chainlube periodically would be most beneficial.
Thanks mark. Bottom line is we have the same amount of links on the new one as the old one did.
Nice work that tuff splitter for the tonnage it rated for. You got it at the right time. They went way up couple months back. Alway nice have help I. The wood yard. Have good weekend whoo !
Right on Dan!
Hey Joe & Scheib from S. E. Ohio. Made couple stops in Cambridge Friday but just did t have time to stop at PBS. Was looking forward to a meet up. Maybe next year. Until next time have a great day
some day John!! Thanks buddy
Paying attention to details like that speaks well for Eastonmade. Hope you have a great trip out to the Paul Bunyan show. I'll be watching for your videos from the show.
Thanks Dave. I was hoping you could have made it. I didn't see a single super splitter there this time
ha Joe we're is your white hard hat for being a good boss
ha ha! I think I have found my calling dale!
Hi Joe. It was great meeting you Saturday at the show. I know we did not get much time to talk, because you were instantly surrounded by other visitors. I got there Saturday morning at 730 AM and left at about 1200 PM. Had to get back to PA. Ron USCG RET
It was great meeting you Ron. Thanks for stopping by!
You said your favorite dinosaur and my first thought was BARNEY.HAHAHAHAHAHA. Of course Schieb made it look easy it's all the miller lite he consumes.HAHAHAHAHAHA. Great job guys.
Thanks Allan! LOL
That second extra link is a half link, they are life savers. Almost as much as Dr pepper
I just learned that term yesterday!
Was nice meeting you at bunyon yesterday. Had to wear my Easton made hat I won on your livestream. Peace
It was super nice to meet you in person Bill!! You seem like a very nice man. Glad to be able to call you friend!
Night and day. I'm glad I wasn't the only person that didn't like the log jam.
ha ha!! I think it's fixed now ron!
Speaking of your outdoor boiler, is it running yet or are you waiting for colder weather?
I have not yet fired it up for the season. I usually wait until Halloween.
Have time to watch again finally had surgery on my foot out of commission for a few weeks
hope your mending is fast Chris!
I gotta admit, I was one of those viewers that cringed at all the split wood piling up on the conveyor going nowhere.. ha ha ha. Elaine from Canada, glad to see your helper Sheib on your channel and showing you how to get things done.😜 If you’re going to have more guests at the yard, you better invest in a white hard hat 😂 and really look the part of a supervisor. Heh heh
ha ha!! Scheib is a workhorse!
Was there not enough travel in the chain tensioner on the end of the conveyor? Entertaining video.
honestly we didn't even think of it or consider adjusting. It just seemed to fit perfectly as is
Stubblejumper - Big Rodders in Ireland here. Great minds think alike - I too was wondering what was the point of the tensioning mechanism when the system worked satisfactorily with such a stack chain. As they say over here - it's amazing the workings of a wheelbarrow!
Working together always makes things go better. Sorry missed you yesterday at Paul Bunyan show. Scheib is the real deal, heck of a grip.
It would have been nice to meet you Steve!
@@ohiowoodburner , agree. Did get to meet many other wood hounds!
Regarding cotter pins. A sales person corrected me once when I wanted to buy some cotter pin assortment sets for the shop. He said just buy the diameter you want at one length and that length being on the long side. That way you just bend them over as needed and cut the rest off. No need to have a massive set of different lengths. Seems so dang simple but I never would have thought of it.
I may have worded this incorrectly but I had too fat and too skinny. LOL... I didn't have the size that would fit
Hi Milo, I thought we might see you at the Paul Bunyan show yesterday. Good Lord what a show! Got to meet the creator of those fantastic Eastonmade machines, Andrew Easton and hiis pal Gerry with a "G". ;-)) BTW Did you know that the tail of the Stegosaurus was known by the cavemen as the "Thag-o-mizer", after the late Thag Simmons? lol Shalom/gw
ha ha!! I recall reading about that a while back. I think it was on a cartoon
@@ohiowoodburner Yep, It was Gary Larson's The far Side. I have all of the books. I use them to get to sleep. I don't have to read the captions anymore. I just look at the cartoons an laugh.
How many re-splits did you have? 🤔
None with this batch. These went straight to my woodshed
Nice to see schieb working with u again Joe. He will be away picking up an Easton made after he's been Paul bunion show. 👍🏴
If anyone could show off the abilities of an eastonmade it would be Scheib!!
Most definitely it and he are both machines.
Did your Axis come with a steel cable to lower/raise your conveyor or did you upgrade to a cable? My Axis came with a synthetic strap material. I like the idea of having a metal cable instead. Thanks …
mine had the cable. Thanks Jay
They missed a weld on the one spikey thing. It was just tacked
Good catch John. !!
Why didn't you loosen the the chain tensioner?
I have no explanation. The chain has some slack in it as it sets. we just pulled the link and went with it. Thanks Mike
It is sort of amazing how many different machines that are put to use in this wood yard. Each machine has a purpose and has advantages and disadvantages but are necessary for efficiency and production.
Congrats to the employee of the month. I believe he is a repeat offender for that award.
Scheib is a super cool dude and is non stop!
Joe do you have that video of your customer playing jenga with the wood stacking it tighter? I just had someone do that and say I shorted 1/4 of 2 cords lol. Filled every small hole with a piece
It's my belief if you crib the ends that you wind up with less wood than if you stack it between two posts. I don't think I have a stacking vid showing sizes qty etc. Prob be worth your time just to take the guy a few sticks to make things right with him. I operate under the assumption that the customer is telling the truth until proven otherwise lol
@@ohiowoodburner I meant filling every nook and cranny in when stacking. He stacked it. I thought you mentioned that one time in your videos. You stacking 1/2 cord is different that him. Different results everytime
I would be careful about getting your shirt sleeves caught up in those sharp teeth. They look aggressive and serious.
But, it appears the problem is solved. Good job to both of you.
I was thinking it could be a good back scratcher if you can get in the right position
@@ohiowoodburner I would hate to see what your tooth brush looks like! Ha.
There was a lot of rust on the old chian Joe. I thing you needs to use that machine more or cover it. Gret video
This is a challenge to put under a roof given the ram is over 9' tall.
Great job! Thank God for friends like Scheib!! Maybe Eastonmade should provide an extra link!! Love your channel, too, Scheib!!
Thanks Dianne!
Joe, thanks for informing us of Scheib’s channel. I just subscribed. He’s a handy guy to have around! WOOOO!!
He is super cool. Tell him I said hi!!
My favorite dinosaur is Dino, yaba Dabba doo
Good one! LOL
Seems like any manufacturer would have w realize the linkage difference... Or perhaps you letting them know, you could receive a new master link,hint
Ohio Wood Burner, used french fry oil works for good lube for anything firewood related. Or could just use new vegetable oil but it doesn't smell near as nice as used french fry oil. You can also lube your splitter table with it. It doesn't make a mess when you get it on you. You don't want your customers smelling used motor oil on their wood.
Great piece of gear that eastonmade. Really productive on those big rounds. New chain works well, and so does your mate.
Beautiful!
Nice job on Harvesting a link from the Doaner Chain 👍👍
Thanks bud. It was nice meeting you yesterday!
What happened to splitting it fine?
These were for my boiler.
Probably could took tie down strap and ratchet it together joe . Easy to pull together because off weight off the chain . If you find it to loose .
Need to put scheib on a schedule, save the odd jobs for his help and ingenuity. He’s handy!
He sure is Motter!
awesome meet up folks, big high five and thank you from the audience as well for the conveyer help!
thanks for the nice comment Dan!
Nice upgrade, two awesome channels.
nice seeing don over there! great vid!
He is a super cool dude for sure
You guys work great together? Fun watching you put it together! Don from KC
Triceratops was my favorite dinosaur.
Joe, as always, you're not sitting still, you have some improvements, and that's cool
Я скучал по тебе в прямом эфире. Я не видел твоего имени в чате. Я рада, что вы смогли посмотреть Виктора!
@@ohiowoodburner Joe, I was and was writing, but you were busy and didn't notice me
Great idea to feed the new one in on the old one. Glad that Easonmade takes care of it's Axis customer service.
I was really hoping to see both you guys there but I could only go on Friday and there must have been thousands of people there even early Friday morning. I was torn between the Axis and 12-22 and decided on the 12-22 for a bit more production but you cant go wrong with any Eastonmade splitter.
You will be happy regardless buddy!!
Joe just hire scheib you to get a lot done great upgrade on the axis good video
Thanks Bob! It was a fun project
Nice work fellas!!
Thanks tc!!
Another great Canadian built machine.
Indeed it is Blair!
Nice seeing Schieb helping you changing the conveyor, and splitting the Remains of of maple and beech logs for boiler wood, The Axis is perfect for boiler wood.
It is a very versatile machine Ebele!!
Joe is there a reason for no oil on the chain? Like nothing sticking to it or something else?
I had put some on in the past but it has sat most the summer. Too hot for me this summer to work it
That's called a half link.
Good to know John. Thanks buddy
Nice replacement job boys! That Schibe is a hoss, I don't think I'd be trying to arm wrestle him 😂
Just give him two cans of beer. That will keep him busy while you pin him!
Any day you don’t end up in the emergency room is a good day Joe ! Looks like a good upgrade for sure .
well said gus!
It looks like there is 100% improvement in the redesigned conveyor system, no mention on the monster size splits, LOL
It seems to work pretty good!
I wonder if the cooler in the back of Schiebs truck was full of Miller High Life?
It’s the champagne of beers ya know
ha ha! If it's Scheib's you know it's empty
It would be lite, gotta watch the figure
I’ve always been amazed how loose a chain looks but how tight it actually is. I wonder if a ratchet strap would have brought it together with the 74 links and made the underside look tighter
hard to tell. I'm not sure that level of tension is needed since the drive sprocket is pretty big.
That link is what is called a half-link
hi there well done sorry i missed you at the show john
I stopped up at your tent but didnt see you. I signed the saw right at the axle. Maybe next time John!
@@ohiowoodburner hi sorry i missed you . i must have run away . i will look for your joe . thanks for being here .
Scheib is the man!! One heck of a worker not afraid to get his hands dirty 💪woooo
Go Blue 🏈
You got that right turk!!
That's actually just a half link.
Always GREAT having schieb stop by and help you get stuff done. 👍😎😁
sure is buddy!
I have no interest in wood, no idea of why I clicked to watch your video.
However, you are a nice chap, quite likeable.
Thanks Chris! It is great to have you comment. While I am a firewood channel I try to make my channel more than splitting and stacking. Please subscribe and I will do my best to entertain!!!
Well that was easier to change out than I thought..
Scheib is definitely the 1 friend to have on hand when you need help with something.
you got that right dan!
Joe o would like sticker frome every one i have 4 th stage lung cancer and a new log splitter doctors gave me 3 to 6 months left but I believe in god thanks
send me your address to joe@ohiowoodburner.com
Hope it works great for you
Definitely a major improvement! Especially if the conveyor is tilted pretty high you need those teeth to grab the firewood so doesn't fall back too much.
very true nick. I prob should have increased the angle for this vid to see how it does moving wood like that. stay tuned!
Did you check to see if your exust is pointing away from your intake, so it doesn't plug your air filter
Believe it or not Phil I was the person who discovered this issue. Here is the vid. th-cam.com/video/5_Yl7MLduh4/w-d-xo.html
I was filming a livestream when this machine started acting up. Thought it was bad gas but discovered the exhaust problem.
it's called a half link
Schieb is making bigger splits than what you normally do Joe
Wood was pretty ugly. I assume Joe is using for his boiler.
Yes this wood went straight to my boiiler Dave!
Hope you paid him back in beer for all that work.🤣
He is a very generous, and thirsty guy for sure!
Will go check out outside with Scheib channel.
Now
When are you going to fix the lift table height like Tony did ?
Two pieces of plywood and a sheet of i.b.c. plastic let's you slide the wood off the table instead of wrestling it too and fro.
.and while you are in modification mode.
How
About four l.e.d. flood lights atop a 10 foot portable pole for working an extra two or three hours after sun down.
Maybe the motor could power the lights somehow.
Nice vid today
Thanks Jean. I am not familiar with Tiny? Let me know and i will check it out bc I'm not sure about the mod to the lift table
@@ohiowoodburner Tony cool tools
Sorry
Didn't you pull that out to the back 40?
we brought it up to the driveway to do the project. It worked out better that way
A little grease on the sprocket would help the chain.
I just greased it today Jerry! Gorgeous day in Ohio!
Love the new conveyer. 1st wrong thing no instructional manual translated into spansh and then into French then to Chinese and back to English. Take care 🤠
ha ha Lance. Gracias,
Just like that, problem solved.
Bam! Thanks Dean!
Hello Guys, Great upgrade, and great seeing you both at The Paul Bunyan show👍🏼🪵🇺🇸
It was great seeing you both!!!
is there a up grade for the convyer drive moter my falls off
not sure Paul. prob call eastonmade and ask one their people. I met some of them this weekend and they all seem knowledgeable
Great job
Joe it was great finally meeting you at the Paul Bunyan show. I too have had my replacement conveyor chain sitting in my pole barn ready to be installed. I w as going to do an installation video but I’m glad you did one so it will be a breeze when I install mine. Mike from KNL put his chain on and gave me the heads up on the additional link needed. Be safe, TCT
How rude of me not to mention and recognize the GREAT master mechanic Scheib in my first post. He did such a great job I think I’ll hire him to install mine, I’ll have plenty of those 12oz treats.
thanks for the nice comments Tony! It was great to finally meet you and the team. I hope to cross paths with you again. I hope you had a great time in Ohio!!
Tony…use the “connect the new chain to the old chain” method like Joe and Scheib did. Seems much easier than how I did it!
@@KNLFirewood Yup I think that’s the way I’m going to do it.
Leave it to Joe and Scheib to find the easiest way to finish a project.👍TCT
Save old chain weld some teeth on the flights
Nice idea. thanks Tim
That's an offset aka half link you switched from chain to chain
Thanks Brandon. I just learned that term today lol
@@ohiowoodburner hey Joe, maybe you can educate me here? I have 5 firewood guys subscribed and all I see you cutting is black cherry. Is sour cherry no good for smoking or is it just not much good in general?
Where’s a Scheib when you need one? 😉
no kidding! Great guy