Showing off the Wallenstein WP830 wood processor

This is a quick look at the Wallenstein WP830 wood processor .. it uses a Subaru engine, that will pull start in one pull although it does have electric start. I like this machine it seems to work great. they've really thought of everything.. it starts good in the cold.. It has more than plenty of power. it makes the job easy on your back. it gets the wood slayin done! as we say

[@job38four10]

What the heck is that whining noise, I couldn't run something like that.

[@divingadventures121]

Thx for the video, now I know what not to get.

[@aaronwanamaker5393]

Do they make these processors with built-on saws, as well as the winch loader? At this point, I can’t use a chain-saw, so, I’m looking for a way to still cut full-length logs, without one. I’d rather have the winch loader, so I don’t need to rely on someone to drive a logging truck to load the logs though.

[@billcraig1540]

Yes they do. It’s kinda the point of a firewood processor.

[@gilbertboshinsky7366]

Wow that thing huge wase of money

[@bobbelanger6426]

Sounds low on hydraulic fluid. Get a bigger saw!

[@brianrizzi6321]

Please sharpen that chain :0. That ram is going really slow compaired to another WP830 video i just watched and barely faster than my $1200 craftsman 27ton splitter with a 11 gpm hydro pump coupled to a briggs 5 hp motor. I think for $12,000 you are spending $10,800 on the winch and fancy controls.

[@adamkiehn652]

Brian Rizzi the saw is so dull cause he drags the log through the dirt , should be on snow