I just keep watching the first part of this video... Pure Genius! I could watch that beautiful machine cut wood all day! I think a little flip down shelf in the front window wouldn’t go amiss as you would have a place to set a cuppa! I know, I know... I’m such a Mom! Lovely machine!
This is THE NUTS !!!! you and the boys outdid yourselves like splitting wood from the comfort of your easy chair ,the bypass is Great Idea as well Congrats on the New Beast
That is one great machine ,control placement for the operation nice and easy ,that machine is out of my league that is why I have one of your 12-22 eastonmade splitters, I like to see,a clothing line with eastonmade on it. Hat's, tee shirts, jackets ect.
Awesome piece of equipment. Well thought out on the features. The Drew crew strikes again. Then again I'm not surprised. This is what I would expect from you folks.
VERY nice machine. A couple of things that would be good to have is a circular output on the chip discharge so you could pipe it off to a blower or direct to a bag somewhere. The other thing is something that may be on there but wasn't shown. Grease nipple extensions out to the outside of the machine would make it an absolute breeze for servicing. The manufacturer who used to be over the road from me had remotes on a large quantities of their augers etc and with the grease nipples brought to central points that are easy to access they never get missed and they are easy to use.
Hey Andrew I have to say you and your crew have built one beautiful machine!! 👍🏻👍🏻 I can't wait till my dad's 22MB is delivered to us! Thanks for building suck high quality equipment!
Just amazing machine and design. All that’s left is a collector and blower for the dust to blow into a truck to sell to horse farms and livestock hauling companies. Be safe and be careful.
That round splitter bypass function is slick. The orange and blue paint scheme looks quite sharp. I suspect the air conditioner will freeze your brain to block of ice and the heater will almost run you out of the cab. I am sure Skidder Kev will want to see closeups of the cup holder and the stereo system in the cab.
Hi Andrew!!😀😀 Nice looking machine and great walk around!!😀😀 The only thing you left out is to price of it as it sits. LOL!!😀😀 Take care buddy!!😀😀👍👍 Logger Al
Man would I love to be that big to consider having one of these beasts! I’m pretty well set on the 22-28 when I can afford it. Love the equipment Andrew.
Andrew, it’s awesome! I especially love the James Bond ejection seat! Is their a story on the Eastonmade color scheme? They look like University of Florida colors. Looking forward to getting my Axis next year!
Really Really like that BEAST! and psssssssst Im almost ready to EXPLODE SOME VIDS on the wood lot just have to finish moms log cabin and these ribs lol but soon very soon YALL WONT BE DISSAPOINTED =)
Beautiful machine; I looked on your website and still can't find a spec for how long a piece of wood you can make?? Looking to split 24-30" for boilers
I know I'm late as always but is there lease purchase for this machine have excess to a huge amount of wood to turn to firewood and sure I could find more im in texas but considering an Oklahoma location to cut wood
Hey Andrew assuming a lot of us check your channel to keep up with Eastonmade can you please give updates on where we are “at” on the wait list for equipment?? Wood rounds are stacking up… Eric Streiff
Right now we are about 2 weeks behind our regular schedule. Eastonmade guys will be in the new shop towards the end of the month. We are hoping to double production through the fall and hopefully triple it going into the winter. Really appreciate the support
Have you made a log deck that will take consistent ugly logs up to 40 inch diameter? Here in nz the best wood to process is knotty and twisted where all the product is. Looking forward to a reply
Well Done Andrew! Awesome machine but I still think that the blade should have a hinged shield in case of hitting a piece of metal or other potential things that happen when you have something that big going at that speed. I know the cab offers a lot of protection but bystanders and log loaders are still potentially vulnerable. A shield would make the blade a little less scary! I am sure with a bit of thought the shield could be hinged out of the way for maintenance.
We have a cord king 60 but it was built is a mirrored image due to its inside a building discharging out the a-hole is this an option with your machine where you could have the live deck on the other side and discharge the other way?
When will some one make an eastman processor that can handle any size (diameter) tree. Then, a firewood guy can eliminate where he buys his processor. I like the eastmans, even the smaller ones. But we get trees 45 inches in diameter. One tech invention away. Motor and cutter.
Cord of heating wood is worth $250-300 in most areas. This will do 3-4 of those an hour easily. Somewhere in the neighborhood of $1000 per hour. Half of it is raw material. $500 an hour. Not to many pieces of equipment will give you that kind of a return.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters You're right on that, it's an amazing technology, and it's an amazing splitter that makes even cordking look undeveloped. Just starting out with no clientele would take awhile to see the return.
Amazing piece of equipment! The colour is outstanding EASTONMADE👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
I just keep watching the first part of this video... Pure Genius! I could watch that beautiful machine cut wood all day! I think a little flip down shelf in the front window wouldn’t go amiss as you would have a place to set a cuppa! I know, I know... I’m such a Mom! Lovely machine!
This is THE NUTS !!!! you and the boys outdid yourselves like splitting wood from the comfort of your easy chair ,the bypass is Great Idea as well Congrats on the New Beast
That is one great machine ,control placement for the operation nice and easy ,that machine is out of my league that is why I have one of your 12-22 eastonmade splitters, I like to see,a clothing line with eastonmade on it. Hat's, tee shirts, jackets ect.
Awesome piece of equipment. Well thought out on the features. The Drew crew strikes again.
Then again I'm not surprised. This is what I would expect from you folks.
VERY nice machine. A couple of things that would be good to have is a circular output on the chip discharge so you could pipe it off to a blower or direct to a bag somewhere. The other thing is something that may be on there but wasn't shown. Grease nipple extensions out to the outside of the machine would make it an absolute breeze for servicing. The manufacturer who used to be over the road from me had remotes on a large quantities of their augers etc and with the grease nipples brought to central points that are easy to access they never get missed and they are easy to use.
That is an incredible machine.
Hey Andrew I have to say you and your crew have built one beautiful machine!! 👍🏻👍🏻 I can't wait till my dad's 22MB is delivered to us! Thanks for building suck high quality equipment!
Just amazing machine and design. All that’s left is a collector and blower for the dust to blow into a truck to sell to horse farms and livestock hauling companies. Be safe and be careful.
Awesome Andrew! That is one well thought out machine. I think I could sit in there all day. Good stuff and congratulations!
GP, if you had one of those, you'd have a couple years worth of wood processed for Guy's wood shed before you finished your first cup of coffee. LOL.
@@bwillan LOL!
Just put my deposit down on one today!
Creating a new standard in firewood production!!!! I'd love to see how it works with the 1 foot bag wood...
hi there real nice when i hit the lottery thanks for the trip john
That round splitter bypass function is slick. The orange and blue paint scheme looks quite sharp. I suspect the air conditioner will freeze your brain to block of ice and the heater will almost run you out of the cab. I am sure Skidder Kev will want to see closeups of the cup holder and the stereo system in the cab.
Hahaha you know me to well
Hi Andrew!!😀😀
Nice looking machine and great walk around!!😀😀
The only thing you left out is to price of it as it sits. LOL!!😀😀
Take care buddy!!😀😀👍👍
Logger Al
Sharp machine! 🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
Looks fantastic 👍👍
Awesome machine. Love the improvements
#1, awesome machine Andrew!
Nice looking processor. Looks like you guys came up with some great improvements.
Wow. Outstanding!
Awesome work guys
Beautiful machine right there
Gord put the 60C on his dream list
Thing is a monster! well done!
Great machine, robust and fast
I love it Andrew !
I am interested on how much the saw blade cost just on it's own.
What a beast.
He wont tell you, he cant stop talking.
Man would I love to be that big to consider having one of these beasts! I’m pretty well set on the 22-28 when I can afford it. Love the equipment Andrew.
Sweet!
Very nice machine.
Wow!
Looks great 👍
Greetings Andrew from S . E. Ohio. That's an awesome processor.
Nice machine.
O Santa 🎅 …. I know what I want this a Christmas 🎄
So nice! I is a good looking machine!
Makes me wish I was 50 years younger, hell I could have made a living out of fire wood!
well watch me do it lol im about ready to walk yall through all the fun! =)
Lol right on. Looking forward to it!!!
@@OFFGRIDwithDOUGSTACY Go for it big boy !
I need one of those
Very nice processor
Andrew, it’s awesome! I especially love the James Bond ejection seat! Is their a story on the Eastonmade color scheme? They look like University of Florida colors. Looking forward to getting my Axis next year!
Sweet machine
Thanks todd
What a beast.
That's a business.... it's a business....
my boys would have been jumping in that big muddy puddle ! hahaha
Really Really like that BEAST! and psssssssst Im almost ready to EXPLODE SOME VIDS on the wood lot
just have to finish moms log cabin and these ribs lol but soon very soon
YALL WONT BE DISSAPOINTED =)
Looking forward to it. Hopefully mom loves her house
niceley engineered
I want to buy the 60 c and I live in a subdivision in Florida!
Beautiful machine; I looked on your website and still can't find a spec for how long a piece of wood you can make?? Looking to split 24-30" for boilers
Consistently
Are there any shows in the states soon I would like to pick up a 37D
I need one
It need a radio for working long hours
Are you going to do any type of shootout vs cord king at the Paul bunion show in oct? Would be nice to see
Wish I had the big fuel tank on my 4000, I can only get 6-7 hrs on a tank
Raised in Mondovi, UWEC Grad, great products. ? Any plans to build a pellet processing machine to sell for heating and smoking?
Félicitation Andrew! un beau set-up très intéressant...
Looks like a really nice setup. Well done. I can't imagine the price of that setup. I guess you have to send it to make it though.
$125K plus extras.
I know I'm late as always but is there lease purchase for this machine have excess to a huge amount of wood to turn to firewood and sure I could find more im in texas but considering an Oklahoma location to cut wood
Hey Andrew assuming a lot of us check your channel to keep up with Eastonmade can you please give updates on where we are “at” on the wait list for equipment??
Wood rounds are stacking up…
Eric Streiff
Right now we are about 2 weeks behind our regular schedule. Eastonmade guys will be in the new shop towards the end of the month. We are hoping to double production through the fall and hopefully triple it going into the winter. Really appreciate the support
Hi Andrew, the hydraulic motor that drives the 60" saw has 3 hydraulic hoses! What is the 3rd hose for?
Case drain
Have you made a log deck that will take consistent ugly logs up to 40 inch diameter?
Here in nz the best wood to process is knotty and twisted where all the product is.
Looking forward to a reply
No...we could likely do it in a saw/splitter combo though
Well Done Andrew! Awesome machine but I still think that the blade should have a hinged shield in case of hitting a piece of metal or other potential things that happen when you have something that big going at that speed. I know the cab offers a lot of protection but bystanders and log loaders are still potentially vulnerable. A shield would make the blade a little less scary! I am sure with a bit of thought the shield could be hinged out of the way for maintenance.
We have a cord king 60 but it was built is a mirrored image due to its inside a building discharging out the a-hole is this an option with your machine where you could have the live deck on the other side and discharge the other way?
We could likely work with that
When will some one make an eastman processor that can handle any size (diameter) tree. Then, a firewood guy can eliminate where he buys his processor. I like the eastmans, even the smaller ones. But we get trees 45 inches in diameter. One tech invention away. Motor and cutter.
Hello! Do you have the possibility to auto-adjust the wedge in relation to the wood? For example from the "pusher/keeper" (the blue thing with teeth)?
The wedge does have hydraulic adjustment right from the joystick
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters
Thank you for the answer. So it is manual adjustment, not automatic 😉. Have a good day!
Will you have the processors at Paul Bunyan this year??
Still not sure if we're going this year
What is the largest diameter of log would be recommended. Like do not cut logs bigger than 20", 25", 30 "...
Got the width. Would be nice if it was bigger for tree service companies
Price?
What is the price ticket for the machine?
$140,000 USD
Northern tree companies could turn that wood into firewood instead of chipping it away.
How much taxes in
In Ontario brother?????$$$$
All of the models and prices are on our website www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
Id love to Have this monster!!!! What a great piece of machinery !!!
That thing has one job n one job only lol
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This is what I wanna see ,not these japa things
You would never make your money back with this
Cord of heating wood is worth $250-300 in most areas. This will do 3-4 of those an hour easily. Somewhere in the neighborhood of $1000 per hour. Half of it is raw material. $500 an hour. Not to many pieces of equipment will give you that kind of a return.
@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters You're right on that, it's an amazing technology, and it's an amazing splitter that makes even cordking look undeveloped. Just starting out with no clientele would take awhile to see the return.
@@kobedunkz2098 that is for sure. Most guys that are buying them have well established firewood businesses.