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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Today we take delivery of the Wolfe Ridge 24' Firewood Conveyor, Chris the owner delivered the machine and we went over it top to bottom and front to back. This Conveyor will really boost firewood production!
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Equipment that we use on the Property:
RK 24 Subcompact Tractor Loader, Backhoe & 54" Granite Grapple
RK 37 Compact Tractor With Loader and 72" Granite Grapple
RK 55 Compact Tractor With Loader
Polaris 900 Crew Side x Side
Wolfe Ridge Compact Commercial Log Splitter
Black Diamond 22 ton Log Splitter
RK by King Kutter 1.5 Ton Dump Trailer
Attachments:
Brush Hogs
Tiller
Box Blade
Land Plane
Disc
Post Hole Digger
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Love it Mike! I am not much for talking in front of the camera, you made it much easier! Thanks Mike, we will see you in a few weeks at Boonville!
Nice looking machine you do nice work
Chris, not much needed to be said. The quality of the workmanship of your machines speak for themselves.
Very nice products. Keep up the great quality.
So you are heading to my old neighborhood of Grand Rapids? Fun! I live in Texas now but have family up in that area. My parents and two sisters and their families. Enjoy Minnesota and say hi for me.
Absolutely sensational Mike. Now you should take us on a tour of Chris’s factory so we can see him welding and producing these masterpieces. What amazing craftsmanship.
After watching this, I agree. Road trip Mike.
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Chris is the perfect example of why living in America is the best place in the world.
Well built, quality American made stuff right there !
You can say that again !! I'm all for buying American built products and supporting our own Industries - rather than some second-rate imported product !!
See we can make other stuff in Wisconsin besides cheese, beer, and brats (Wolfe Ridge is an Eau Claire, WI company folks)
I see a pole barn on the horizon to store all these absolutely outstanding man toys!
Eliminates Melissa, That's funny right thar', I don't care who you are...more time to "supervise"
Boy that is a nice setup you have there. My dream setup, to bad I can't afford it. But I'll keep watching 👍
Good afternoon. Yep. I'll be buying a Splitter from Chris. Awesome fabrication, alot of forethought. Thanks Mike. Appreciate your time spent on this.
Very nice piece of equipment... Looking forward to the follow-up videos...
Congratulations Mike on the conveyor..
And a huge round of Applause to Chris.... It puts a huge smile on my face and a nice feeling in my heart to see a young man with a dream building such fantastic products..Doing his personal part in making America Great Again..
I feel the same way a out Chris, puts in the work, takes pride, and hustles
So is this the escalator to get up to that tree stand you are going to build?
I have the Wolf Ridge 35 SHO and the only real issue I've ran into is that if you dont pick up the wood off the table and throw it somewhere you can pile yourself in real quick. Deffinatly considering this for next year.
Love the wolf ridge products, good to see American small business growing and producing quality products👍
That thing's a monster. Great addition to the Wolf Ridge splitter.
A quality product from a quality guy/company to a quality wood cutter- awesome! Happy wood splitting Mike!
Saw Wolfe Ridge Conveyor and instant thumbed up!
I usually thumb up anyways.😂
Wolfe Rigid products are certainly well constructed, and just think "Made In the USA" what a great deal.
That is a great addition to the log splitter. Happy for a good guy and a great family! I was disappointed not seeing Hunter making one of his famous cameo appearances. Tell him Hi!
Mike you are grinning like a mule eating briars with that new conveyor. Have a great day be safe
Chris and his group make a quality product and take pride in there work. Mike I know you will have fun at your renewable energy process plant. Lol take care.
That's one great looking machine! Nothing but excellent design and quality construction!
As a kid 50 some years ago we had something like that for putting hay up in the hay loft... Us younger boys unloaded the hay from the wagon on to the conveyor then the older boys had to stack the hey up in the loft because they were taller and stronger they could stack the bails higher... everybody had their job to do and we did it or we sure wished we had. We worked without grumbling about it. Kids now days have life so easy!!! We had our free time after all the chores were done...
Looking forward to the next videos... Be blessed in Jesus name... BBE..
That thing is built like a brick out house. Thumbs up
It’ll free Melissa up for more pool time!
SIMPLY AWESOME!!! PART 2 WILL BE HIGHLY ANTICIPATED....
What a great conveyor Chris and Mike, and it's a 'Radial Stacker' too , how cool this will be Mike. Good looking equipment for sure.
That is going to be a nice addition to your firewood production and it will be a BIG HELP!!👍👊
Question:
Can you install some kinda plastic mat/fabric down the center of the entire chute????
Would make a pretty sweet *water-slide*
for the new Morgan family swimming *pool!!!*
Business is about to pick up boys!... Chris seems to genuinely be a great guy. Glad to meet him today in this vid, and to know he (and his crew) are a good display of the great entrepreneurial spirit in American ingenuity and hard work!👍
That's awesome. Look forward to seeing it put through its paces. Looks like it's over built for the job which isn't a bad thing.
Nice piece!! Chris seems like a great guy...
American ingenuity, know how and hard work. Pays off every time. Have a day.
Man that unload THE EAGLE HAS LANDED Thank Chris for conveying the workings of this beautiful machine Nice to see a small business owner growing
It's great to see a couple of hard working people help each other out.The exposure you bring to Wolf Ridge undoubtedly will boost his sales and keeping the wood out from under foot as your splitting it is a huge game changer on your end. It's a win win situation...Hi Hunter!!
Thats a nice set up.
Congrats Mike!! Put it to good use so you can get the family a pool !! LOL
You will absolutely love it. I have one and it is a complete game changer.
Thanks Jake!
Everything so well thought out in the engineering of all of Chris's products 🇺🇸🇺🇸💪👍
On a side note Mike..I was a huge Game of Thrones fan..But I find myself looking more forward to your videos than I did that show...lol
Have a Day bud
A great addition to your firewood business. Does Chris have prices on his website for these conveyors. GOD BLESS
yep, we have all prices listed on our website. www.wolferidgemfg.com Thanks!!
Getting a professional full time setup going there Mike. Very nice!
Dang Mike!!! That thing is awesome!!! Can't wait to see all the videos you'll make using it! When I visit...I wanna ride it!!
Lol Josh riding to the top
I just wanted to thank y’all for your channel. I really enjoy everything you show.
Just caught up this weekend with all 507. Took me a few days :)
I live in GA & work in the Auto Transport world.
I have about 1 acre of woods plus what the house sits on.
Mostly work on woodworking in my little shop when I have free time.
Enjoy all that you do.
Thank you.
Nice! You will have fun with the Wolf Ridge Firewood combo.
What a fabulous looking piece of kit. Looks extremely well made Mike. Hi Hunter and greetings from North Wales 👍🏴
Congratulations that conveyor is one nice machine. I remember a few videos ago you mentioned getting a rock bucket for the RK55, is that still the plan to pickup from the large wood pile the conveyor will produce? You can't eliminate Melissa, she could catch the wood off the conveyor and throw into the IBC's.
Nice unit Mike, thanks for helping out our economy in Wisconsin. Have talked to Chris about customizing a splitter, super guy. Buy Wisconsin, buy American .
Bob, are you part of Fuchs Trucking?
@@mikebarfknecht6336 23rd cousin 20 times removed My dad claimed we were some how related but I never met them. Know we have distant ratives up north somewhere
@@bobfuchs3627 Just wondering because I load a Fuchs trailer every day at work.
I just got mine and absolutely love it. Chris makes some good stuff. I am getting the 35sho diesel next week.
So exciting to see the Morgan family business is in expansion mode! I believe all the new equipment will add a lot of interest to your U-Tube channel. Looking forward to all the new types of videos that will be coming. Oh, by the way I like the music.
This thing is so over built for a home owner it will last many life times. I would like to see a bolt on engine cover, less hoses and more steel lines, 1/2 x1/4 bar under the chain, scissor lift with single smaller lift cyl. 2 tongue jacks for stability. fenders to keep the sun off the tires. A Stop control at the hopper. Nice work. Nothing like it out here on the Left Coast of N. CA.
Brilliant product, I’m sure you will love having this, not sure of Melissa’s enthusiasm will be quite as high
As a former firewood customer, I really like the trash filter on this unit. Without it, a cord can leave inches of chips, bark and other junk belind. I wish our suppliers used something like it. It not only moves wood but improves its quality on the way. Nice!
CONGRATS Happy for you... can't wait to see the action
That will make an awesome setup!
Chips u could always sell for smokers, like Oak, Cherry etc.
My comment will be only 2 words: IM JEALOUS
Impressive!! I was not expecting something so large. Now you can cut a mountain of firewood. I expect great things😉
The only problem I see is you might need more camera angles and picture in a picture for your videos. Can’t wait to see it working.
Mike my bell notification will not stay on most of my subs are turn off by TH-cam not me and you know TH-cam their tell us one thing and do something else altogether different so that TH-cam! I turn back on we will see how many hours it will stay on this time!
I pick mine up next Monday from a Dealer. Can't wait.
Mike how does this compare with gravel or rock movers? Will you use to fill a tote? Thankz both of yall!
Really nicely built conveyor, eh? Quality and robustly built !!
Neat. Might plumb the conveyor hydraulics in series with the return line from the splitter valve, then run everything on one engine. And attach a ball at the output end of the splitter to hitch the conveyor as a trailer to the splitter.
Nice addition.. Get another IBC Tote and cutoff the top part of the plastic tote to caught the bark and chips.
I'll have to check the Escanaba show out I live in the Up. Yooper land.
Hey finpainter1, I was stationed up at K.I. Sawyer in the early 60"s and loved the country and the people up there. Went back and drove thru the base and was really let down after seeing the ghost base. Still enjoyed the other areas and the people. Take care, eh !
they shut it down quite a few years ago. the b52 flew over my house every day so low you could see the rivets.@@olddawgdreaming5715
@@finpainter1 I sat on the runway in a fire truck watching them land and take off all times of the day and night but was sure glad we had them to protect our country from the north if needed. Now they have the missles perfected to blow up stuff from thousands of miles away so they don't disturb people. Until the button is pushed and well you get the idea.
Like I mentioned before, that conveyor and the cutting table that was in his video.
Well worth the wait, eh? Can't wait to see how the "Morgan Team" puts it to the test.
AMERICAN
MADE!!!
Thought you’d be better off getting a full processor.
You sir just got the best firewood conveyor in the market, Wolfe makes a great product.
Thank you Disney!
Well that was the missing link . Good job Mr. Morgan
Awesome...just awesome! Congratulations!
Might try red deluxe Line-X over the powder coat in high wear areas.
This conveyor is huge. I wasn't thinking something so large.
Hoby Patrick I was thinking of the 16 (short version), well it’s Mike go bigger or nothing.
An 11’ pile of firewood IS A BIG PILE!
That is sweet!!! Can't wait to see the videos... Hello Hunter!!!
How often do you have pieces getting stuck Mike?
Hi Mike, You're going to need more woods LOL
81x is a highly used chain, but we also had 81xhd for really heavy applications
Christmas in July conveyer and mabe even the saw mill all in one week I bet you had a hard time leaving the house for work today congratulations
Yes, the job gets in the way of so much lol,
@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans Sounds like RETIREMENT is on the HORIZION ???
There' only one thing I would do is to put support bars off to the side of the lifts to keep it from swaying. just a thought. nice conveyor though.
Now you just need an automated firewood cutter that saws the trees into 16" lengths in front of the splitter.
Who makes them? Doug
Awesome.....he's helping you and you're helping him grow and American company.
That is such a neat machine. Love it. 👍👍👍❤️
Mike can you load hay or corn with this? Ron
Super nice rig see ya Napa mike
Hey Mike, what can I say but WOW !!!! That's an awesome piece of equipment you have there. It will really bring you pleasure and will bring Chris customers. First thing is digging out of the hole you you and Chris buried you in with the comments about Melissa. She's smaller, prettier, and not as mean as she could get but I'll just bet she has one heck of a memory and will slip little tidbits out every so often. Watch your back and sleep with one eye open ;-) Enjoy the conveyor and be safe out there. Thanks for sharing.
Mike, that is a very impressive elevator for a commercial fiirewood producer , but way too sophisticated for a home-owner wood splitting operation. As I mentioned earlier, I have built my own 3pt splitter and elevator. The average home owner doesn't need a 24 ft. elevator. 14' is sufficient. to load puck-ups and farm trailers. The motor and hydraulics are not needed either. On the elevator that I built, I simply wound 3/16" cable around a pipe with an old garden tractor steering wheel on the end to manually spin the shaft to raise and lower the unit, and I simply plumbed in Tees on the splitting cylinder with hoses and quick couplers to plug the hydraulic elevator motor into. The circuit going to the Pressure side of the splitting cylinder has a one way check in it so the oil can't feed the elevator when splitting blocks and on the return stroke after the cylinder is in home position oil is forced to flow to the elevator and run it while holding the lever back. Elevator is not running continuously .I only run the chain enough to move the split wood up the elevator a little at a time. This design allows me to use the single spool valve on the splitter without the need to replace and add a multi-spool hydraulic valve. My heavy block lifter is a gin pole with $50 HF winch and home brewed block grapple. .I build a lot of stuff from salvaged Kubota tractor shipping crates. that are free to me. I salvaged an old hyd motor off a junk farm feed cart ,tires and wheels and steering wheel off a junk garden tractor and bought a new detachable link hay elevator chain for my elevator. About a $150.00 total investment including welding supplies and paint to make it match my 60's vintage Case tractors. . I'm hoping to get to meet you folks at the Boonville show in Aug. What display booth will you be camped out in.------------Loren
you better cut up a lot of rounds in advance to keep that baby fed you figure you can probably get 5-6 cords without moving that conveyor left and right move it to the left and right you probably have at least 16-18 cords you could split onto the ground I wanna see the huge split next!!! 😁😁
Mike, don't you have tractors for pulling big things like that conveyor? Looked like you snagged getting it off the trailer.
Can't wait to see it in action! I wonder how many revisions Chris has made from the first prototype.
Can't wait for part 2 Mike. I see a pool for Melissa and family in the very near future, since you'll be cranking out the fire wood like no tomorrow!@✌🤙🇬🇺
He should make them so they will run off of the wood splitter hydraulics with quick attach hoses just an idea it wood eliminate motor and pump costs
We have done that for people before with mixed results... It slows the splitter down and wants to kick the 2 stage pump into low gear. Also, if you want to just load a truck, you have the splitter in the way of the hopper.
I feel that a self contained machine is well worth the extra $500 cost for engine, tank and pump in the long run.
I dont need a splitter or conveyor. But I tell you. That looks like quality. Got to appreciate good ole American quality. Great job Mike and go Wolfe Ridge!!
Awesome man, congrats, always a great feeling when you get a piece of machinery that is going to make what you do a whole lot easier. Enjoy!
Irwin guy here....WOAH!!! That's a damn fine Man toy you've got there Mike. I've got a little bitty lot with no trees on it and I want one!!! ;-)
Too cool, I am so happy for you. I only wish I was there to help you. I have done a lot of firewood in the past and always enjoyed it. I may have some years on me, but I am in good shape and I don’t know quit. That one reason I admire you and Melissa so much; you guys are working fools. I am looking forward to watching you use all of this great equipment. Paul
Wow! Time for an upgrade from your splitter to a full blown processor. If only it could Stack it Morgan Style.
Wow, what a well built piece of equipment! I'm thinking a Wallenstein type log trailer would help greatly in getting logs out more efficiently to keep that badass splitter and conveyor running.
The only problem I see is a new conveyor and a new saw mill, how can you play with both of these toys at the same time?? What a great problem to have.
Holly Molly Mike! That’s huge! Now I’m afraid that you have no choice but to install the pool up by the swing set!
These presentations just keep on getting better & better Mike. Chris is a young fella, doing well for himself too. He had humble beginnings B4 turning it into a real business operation with (7) employees, ( welders ). The build quality is just off the charts & Made in the USA! Essex Jct VT does these trade shows & I will make it, specifically to meet Chris & put my hands on the equipment. STREETRODDER summed it up perfectly, you are in need of a bldg to cover up all the equipment.
Do I see a tour of Chris's manufacturing facility in the future?
Bill on the Hill... :~)
We will be in VT next spring Bill on the Hill, stop out and see us!
@@WolfeRidgeSplitters Will do & thanks for the update... :~)
you and your wife are nice people mike