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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- Taking a closer look at the Brute Force 18-24D
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Darrin, that machine eats logs fast. Nice to see you and AJ running the processor! AJ can make that machine sing.
I think AJ has a few more hours on it than me 😂
AJ makes that machine purrr. Wonderful video Darrin and AJ and very informative. I love the mobility of the machine cuz you can take it to the job or leave it on the land and swing the conveyor around and just stack like Chris from In the Woodyard. Blessings yall!!!
It is phenomenal machine. I have filled every bag and tote in my woodyard and still have the urge to play more! If I were to purchase a machine like this I would definitely be mobile and cut wood for others.
Hello Will, How are you doing, WD 30 ! That machine is too Rich for my Blood.
What an amazing processor , especially with an expert running the controls!!
He can make that thing hum!
Aj knows how to run that thing! Everytime I watch this run I’m impressed and I think it’s the best on the market for a small-medium scale operation. Cuts fast, splits fast, looks like it has user friendly controls, the splitting area is open and easy to see what your doing, and re splits are easy to do as you go. An absolute home run of a processor. They definitely think about the operator when they build these! Keep up the good work darrin, thanks for the informative video.
Couldn't agree more! You may have just stated everything I am about to say in an upcoming video. LOL The operator station is fantastic on this machine, as you point out. I am completely impressed but with a full time job that I do every day I cannot justify the expense.....yet!
@@woodruffwoods we value the same features! Lol. Also with the size of that thing, it wouldn’t be hard to pack it up and go do jobs and make some extra money with it to help justify the expense. Incredible machine!
You'll be that fast in no time Darrin. And piling up the smaller rounds makes a lot of sense along with the chain and bar release.
Kenny
AJ gave us a good look at the technical details. AJ did a video on this and the cutting / splitting operations averaged a 5.5 second cycle time. That is just insane.
Hey Darrin, Brute Force makes some impressive machines. Thanks for the showcase. 🔥🪵🇺🇸
I am loving their stuff! Great paint, intuitive design, and powerful!
Great video. That auto tensioner system is awesome. Thanks for showing us guys! Have a great one!
I think that design is really slick. I am surprised Husqvarna or Stihl hasn't tried something like that on chainsaws.
Great description of the processor!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
It is nice to have AJ so close by so that we can do discussions like this.
Very cool! AJ can really run that thing fast!!👍👍
You got that right! He doesn't have any wasted motion at all.
Great interview. He definitely know the equipment! Well thought out!
Thanks bud! I love hearing AJ go on about the details
Makes wood fast. great video guys.
Yes it does! Thanks!
Thats a pretty nice processor Darrin. Enjoy
Thanks John. Very grateful for the opportunity to have this around for a few weeks.
Darrin and AJ Great Video. very Fast machine. Do you know why its not broken, Lovely Lisa kept a close eye on Darrin.........😂😂😂
She got on the controls….stay tuned!
That is a super nice processor . I hope it is in your wood yard to stay !!!! 👍🏻🇺🇸
It is a nice thought but it is headed to Bunyan. It has been great being able to work with a machine of this quality. Maybe someday if I decide to do this wood thing in retirement.
Are you and Lovely Lisa going to Bunyan ? I hope so .
@@inthebackyardwithdel438 We are not sure yet.
AJ makes it look easy
He sure does. I do see what he means about getting a rhythm.
Nice work 👍
Thank you. I have picked the tree and the axe for the lumberjack challenge
@@woodruffwoods awesome! Stay safe and hydrated!
Laughing about the bar oil, went to a Stihl dealer and he sold me Husqvarna bar oil. "Can't get the good stuff and this is next in line." 😅
That is definitely opinion. At least he is smart enough to offer what professionals use
@@woodruffwoods I learned a long time ago drain oil is fine in a cheap saw, not a Stihl, Husqvarna or Echo.
@@jaredhildebrandt7210 I have never done that before. I guess it could work but AJ's point about it going everywhere is probably spot on.
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As always I appreciate you