Multitek 2040XP2 - Wood Processor at the Logging Expo 2021 -
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- Getting an up close look at the Multitek 2040XP2 Wood Processor at the Logging Expo 2021.
Read more about the processor here:
www.multitekinc.com/products/...
For more on the Expo check this page out:
www.gltpa.org/gltpa/Expo.asp - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
I didn’t realize there are so many choices when it comes to processing. Thanks for going to the show!!
You are so welcome! Yes and I have another one to show you from the show soon.
Nice equipment there Chris., thanks again for taking us along for the ride..
Still more to come Daniel!
Chris, I think it’s time to add some more toys to your wood yard! Thanks for bringin us that footage! Those are wicked
They sure can spit out the wood!
Multitek 2040XP2 16 way box wedge is a kick ass processor,
Yup, it is a good one!
great video keep them coming !!!!
Thanks! Will do!
Wow, that is one heck of a machine.
Yes they are!
Those are insane!
Yes, very serious!
Good vid,liked seeing the equipment.
Thanks George!
Now that’s what the wood yard needs 👍👌
Maybe so!
You with the first machine, hey John I need 8 loads of logs I going to be working in the wood yard tomorrow
Yes, that is about right, I think it would do 2 truckloads a day or so!
It’s amazing the machinery and tec for doing timber nowadays. Back in my dads time all they used was a chainsaw and an axe. Now I’m using his experience to sell it
Yes it has changed a lot!
It's great seeing the processors run in person. The bunion show will have more variety and do a firewood shootout.
Yes this was more of a professional logging show.
Very nice machines! I could definitely see one of those in the woodyard!! Back about 13-14 yrs. ago I had the opportunity to buy a firewood processor but didn't...wish I would have!! Stay safe my friend!!
Thanks Tim, what kind did you pass up, new, used, cost?
@@InTheWoodyard Chris it was a multitek 2040 barely used for $25000.00!
Good stuff right there👍🏼. Both are nice rigs, but that first one 😍🤤😎. Well engineered, from this vantage point anyway!
Bless’ns to ya, Tedd
Yes they sure can spit out the wood fast!
They definitely work well.
1. Need an area where you can split and leave cone stacks so wood doesn't rot at bottom.
2. In order to make full efficient use of a machine like this you have to be able not only to afford the machine but the gas, the truck load of logs to keep it fed and production consistent.
3. Need to build the client base and the hauling capability to deliver.
After all that it's off to the races! The machine would pay for itself the first year.
It's one of those purchases that would be awesome to make with 3 or 4 other guys to share the initial costs.
It is amazing what could be done though and the potential for a business.
Sales volume is everything! And splitting it would be smart!
Joe from Ohio wood burner said to come and check out your channel
Thanks for stopping in Dale, there 's over 800 videos for you to watch here! Get busy!
Some nice machines
Yes they are!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
The smaller processor really puts the wood out for a small machine.
Lots of splitter power!!😁😁
Take care my friend!! TTYL!!
Logger Al
Yes, I thought the smaller one was very nice! Later Al!
Chris, was Eastonmade there at the show, Andrew has some Big equipment like this. We never have and shows around in my area like this. It would be good to go and buy some chains and bars and check out the new chain saws. Great Video Chris. 😁
No, he said they are not doing any shows this year.
A processor that can make your size of wood and your brothers! This looks nice!
Yes it sure could do that!
Nothing like seeing the machines first hand! I hope to make it to some shows in the coming years. There’s a fine line between quality control and production numbers when it comes to big processors
Yes, it is all about volume!
Good looking machine.
Yes it is a good one.
That 2040 XP would look good in your woodyard!!! It's even the right color!! GNI
Yes it sure would, if you buy it for me I would let you run it, but just once!
Wow!! Very nice processor!! Truck load would be no problem. Need lots more property for wood. Have a Safe Day
Yes it can make firewood fast!
That would be nice to have!
How about one for each of us?
Takes the fun out of it !
Oh, I think it would still be fun, just a different kind of fun!
Morning Chris, choices, choices the larger machine with the traveling claw, nice, probably twice the price, can’t see you sitting while operating, you like the physical work to much, at least for now. The problem is many nice machines, and nice people building them, kind of partial to the orange and blue, although built in a far off foreign land. Take care, my friend
Yes they both make some nice machines !!
With a machine that expensive, he should buy one that works for when he won't want to stand and work anymore lol. Can't buy a temporary one lol
This processor is by far ... more efficient and cleaner than the Eastonmade version...
I was running tree service wood, not pretty wood, sounds like you work there or must have one?
Faster cycle times can be achieved by having an hour Glass spike roll feed to the saw. Plus automate the the spike roll feed in conjunction with the saw.
okay!
You need the big one.. perfect wood... the time you'd save can be used stacking and delivering... practically pay for itself!!!
It would save a lot of time and labor too!
Definitely a better idea than a 592 XP and they're made right in Wisconsin can't go wrong time to step up Chris
They sure where nice!
I’ve been under the EM spell thinking they’re the cutting edge. That is not the case. These guys have been doing there homework as well. I see a lot of ingenuity in the first machine. There’s a lot of smart peps in Wisconsin!!
They both make great machines for sure!
Thats a cool unit both of them are lot of green for those ? what did you think of the 592 saw xp
Yes they are not free! The 592 is a real screamer!
If ya order a 2040 make sure ya get the tss-16 way wedge with it.. I didnt at first than ended up paying for it in the end.. that will save your back a ton for how hard ya work.. and big 30"-54" diameter stuff we just crack em with a skidloader splitter into quarters and toss em in .. the 2040 is a beast of a machine even compared to the cordkings which was the first processor I had back in 2010..
How long have you had your Multitek?
@@InTheWoodyard almost 2 years now.. and let me tell ya.. multitek has better bearings and will stand behind their stuff.. we have had very little issues but most were adjustment issues after running it for I'm thinking about 2600 hrs on it now.. I havent gotten to run an eastonmade processor yet so I cant compare to Andrew's stuff yet but it's a possibility for the future I guess.. best I can say that I've run is the multitek for its reliability ...
G’evening Chris. That second machine is awesome ! When are you getting one to the Woodard ?? I want one. GoodNightIrene
Maybe some day!
Nice looking machines! The price tag will probably scare the crap out of ya! 🤣 They sure would make things easy though. 👍🏻👍🏻 GNI
Yes they do not give them away!
It's funny. I was watching you use the Easton made splitter the other day and wondered if there was a way to follow the grain better if it would help with the waste produced. Then I see this video today where they are doing exactly that with the 6 way with the spring at the end there. Wonder how well it works.
That is a good question!!
I wish the 1610EZ had the grapple arm. Talk about cutting wood into match sticks.
A lot of people now have the smaller high efficiency fireplaces and stoves and do not want big chunks.
amasing which one you getting chris ?
HA! Not yet, I need to save my pennies!
I don't know what processors you have been looking at personally, but I'd kind of like to see a brute force 14-24 or 16-24. The 14 seems like a decent easy to use machine. I'm constantly debating between a commercial splitter or a small processor. Since I'm not selling anything yet the only justification I have is time spent
I did some video of the Brute Force, you will see it soon!
In The Woodyard nice. I think if I had to make a choice right now for an “entry level” processor it would probably be brute force
Good morning from Piqua Ohio. Hey this is been a great vide. That's smaller unit without the air conditioning, how large of a log will that process I mean diameter?
I think he said 20"
If a person decided to go this big and process so much so fast wouldnt that sort of force using cones rather than stacking?
Yes, you are correct Dale!
MAN! That smaller machine is FAST!!
Yes and more movable for me and Ken and Tony!
I liked the smaller processor better. Seemed a faster, neater operation
Me too, and it was 40k less!
Very nice machine. The only issue with this style processor is that they are so slow at the changeover from the end of 1 log to the start of the next.
I think a full time operator would be faster at it!
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Thanks!
That second machine would probably work just fine for you. However, you seem to be filling your orders and you would still have to split some of it down. Let's get your subscribers up there and maybe TH-cam could pay for it!
I like the way you think Christopher!
I'm not attracted to the first one for some reason. The cookie flipper was hilarious though lmao
I'd flop open my checkbook for the second one. The guillotine style was cool, and it was more straightforward and simple. The occasional round awkwardness is okay, easy to fix and still faster than doing it by hand.
Yes they are fast!
You should look at blockbuster l Chris. Best bar and chain out there. 1 hour of cutting would take you days with the ultra.
I have seen them, they are nice!
The bigger machine I would guess it would take 1000 face a year to justify. The smaller one about 600 facecords. What’s your thoughts?
Probably more than that! I would say twice that!
You need one Chris
No, but I do want one! Will you buy me one Uncle Steve?
@@InTheWoodyard sure, let’s agree terms 😀
I never realized how big the logging industry is in Wisconsin / Minnesota
Same here.. I am in Washington State so I don't even want to know what shipping will be.. Let alone I couldn't afford it for the amount of wood I do..
We make a lot of paper products here...especially TOILET PAPER!
Daniel, shipping would be about 59 cents!
@@InTheWoodyard send all the angle soft toilet paper my way
kind a takes the fun out of cutting firwood wood
It is still a lot of fun, just way easier and faster!
Good morning from Grand Forks
Good morning!
If you bought one of these you saws would be jealous.
Ha!Yes they would!
When will your Multi-Tek processor arrive? LOL, a guy can dream about having a machine like that!
Yes dreams can come true!
High dollar equipment! Probably could by 4 or 5 Halverson 120,s for the price, good video🪵👍🏼👎🏿
Yes but with this kind if equipment no one is doing firewood as a hobby or side hussle..
Exactly!
Probably so!
Chris, smaller processor would sure look well in your woodyard!
Any processor would look good in my wood yard!
So what was the pricing on the 2 different firewood Processors ?
If I remember the big one was 130k and the small one was 90k.
@@InTheWoodyard sounds about right all the equipment in the Las 5-10 yeas has dubbed between all the newer emissions and the price of steel.
Sitting in a cozy cab, A/C or heat. Kinda takes the fun out of it, don't you think..
Yes it would be a different kind of fun!
It would be to easy, I’m in the firewood myself and I enjoy seeing people using it. Can’t beat a good fire juring the winter
What is better a chain saw or a circular saw?
It is my understanding that a chain will only last so long (6 cords seem to be average) where you can get hundreds of hours on the circle saw before replacing teeth....
Circular lasts lots longer.
Yup
Heys that’s my machine lol 16 way wedge. Waiting for my electric processor. Also why I went with Multitek…2.5 hours away. If I need a part I can drive and pick it up if shipping is a week or 2
Yes the location is a big benefit!
Somehow I see you using the smaller one of the two. Could pay for itself in just a few weeks.
Yes, I thought the smaller one was real nice!
Witam
Jaki koszt tej maszyny?
I do not know that was 2 years ago, look up mulit-tech wood processors.
👍
Thanks!
That's what you need to get
That is what I want but not what I need, there is a difference.
@@InTheWoodyard I Know what you mean
1610 or 1616 would be a nice fit for your business
They where all nice machines!
Something to dream about!?
You forgot the important question!
Does it have a cup holder? 🤔😉
Oh yeah that is a great question..
HA! I am sure it does!
Tell me this demonstration won't enter your mind the next time you're chain sawing a log load. Well, I guess we all have our dreams.
I like to cut with a saw a lot!
Its hard for me to fathom that people actually have these machines and are pumping out that much firewood. I just want to know how they made it to that level and where they started at? I feel like there's no way in hell my little business could grow into something that big.
If you think you can or you think you can't either way you are right!
Little by little, upgrade equipment as you cant keep up with you orders. Always have something else to do as a backup.
Now only if the had a automatic stacking machine ha
They do it is called an conveyor! CONES!
the grapple system seems to be superior to me.
Yes it seems to work nice!
Split 3 ways ... processor would cost each 1/3 as much :)
Yes that is true!
Now you know the competition has 5 are you going to buy 6? 😀
I was thinking double....10! HA!
@@InTheWoodyard Hahahaha..
That smaller one seemed faster
A lot of uncle Ben's
Just wondering about the cost
Yes it was fast and still a few uncles too!
Multitek is a nice machine but those circle saws are dangerous
Yes they are nice!
what no cutting ,splitting ,stacking or deliveries HOW BORING
Yes if less work is boring! HA!
@@InTheWoodyard boring always cutting stacking splitting