Well, well, well... Who's this stranger we haven't seen in a while? I was starting to think you became camera shy😮. Maybe I will sneak over to Hartville Hardware and drool over the new upgraded 365.
We hold the saw down a little longer intentionally to allow the log to come to a rest in the split chamber. As soon as you bring the saw back up, the splitter starts. That way, if the doesn't fall fully (like at 5:24), we can open the hood without engaging the splitter. This helps eliminate the risk of the log getting jammed on the log stopper. We have pricing on all of the different configurations on our website here: www.metsamachines.com/product/japa-365-firewood-processor/
We just had a customer buy a new outfeed conveyor belt after 1500 hours. We don't sell a lot of outfeed belts. The infeed conveyor belt should last around 500 hours until it starts to get worn out. But it will also come down to who is operating the machine, and how hard they are on things.
@LeBlancfirewood on the larger processors, the terrace option on the website refers to the platform you stand on while operating the processor. It’s optional on the 395 but we always order it because it helps raise the processor off the ground and makes cleaning out from underneath it easier.
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Looks like some great upgrades. It’s awesome to see that Japa is continuing to improve their product line. Thanks Bob.
Thanks for the feedback and for watching!
Well, well, well... Who's this stranger we haven't seen in a while? I was starting to think you became camera shy😮. Maybe I will sneak over to Hartville Hardware and drool over the new upgraded 365.
😂 You should be seeing more of me again as we get back on track with video production. Thanks for watching!
It seems to me that the saw stays down too long after the cut other than that I like it .
How much is this one out the door ?
We hold the saw down a little longer intentionally to allow the log to come to a rest in the split chamber. As soon as you bring the saw back up, the splitter starts. That way, if the doesn't fall fully (like at 5:24), we can open the hood without engaging the splitter. This helps eliminate the risk of the log getting jammed on the log stopper.
We have pricing on all of the different configurations on our website here: www.metsamachines.com/product/japa-365-firewood-processor/
Bob Take this 365 to Joe's April 29 and run it into the wood cleaner.
That’s a great idea but it may already be sold! 🙂
@@MetsaMachines Thanks Bob
How long does a Belt last on the Conveyor
We just had a customer buy a new outfeed conveyor belt after 1500 hours. We don't sell a lot of outfeed belts. The infeed conveyor belt should last around 500 hours until it starts to get worn out. But it will also come down to who is operating the machine, and how hard they are on things.
@@MetsaMachines Awesome. Thanks so much for that info.
Does it come without coveyer
Our listed price includes the conveyor option, but it would be possible to remove the conveyor.
@@MetsaMachines bought my tractor getting closer to a processor
@@LeBlancfirewood Glad to hear it, we do have the 365 in stock currently.
@@MetsaMachines what's a terrCe
@LeBlancfirewood on the larger processors, the terrace option on the website refers to the platform you stand on while operating the processor. It’s optional on the 395 but we always order it because it helps raise the processor off the ground and makes cleaning out from underneath it easier.