SAWMILL AND FIREWOOD PROCESSOR MECA! RANGE ROAD HQ tour.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2024
- I added a stop to my cross Canada tour to the Range Road low impact forestry equipment head quarters. Jonah was a very gracious host- answered all of my questions and let me tour their facilities to my hearts content.
They’re the real deal- they’ve got WAY more inventory than I have ever imagined!
It’s so great to know they’ve built a great business- right here in Canada!
I personally ie their EcoPro300 firewood processor, and their sharpening system for my sawmill blade.
I wouldn’t hesitate for a minute to be their customer.
Thanks for watching! Jeff - บันเทิง
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Thank you Jeff, we appreciate you stopping in and sharing your thoughts, it's still a work in progress. Sad some of us missed you. Thanks so very much for the kind words about our brand which we take truly personal. Cheers to your next adventure, and ongoing support. It was our pleasure.
Our ranch bought a 300 and we need part bad for our machine
Thanks for showing us around Jeff.
Hi Jeff
Nice that you were on route and you could tour range road equipment !
Something for Everyone !!!!
Enjoy you BC visiting !!😊
good looking machine that rr25t
Wow!
I'm thinking of getting one of their stand alone conveyors. Thanks for the tour
Thanks for the tour of range-road. Quite a facility, some very nice well built equipment
Nice tour Jeff I like that self contained edger . Sure would be nice for doing resaws .
I’d have brought one home if I had room!
welcome to central AB !
I had my eye on that loading tracked dumper.
Great little video 😊.
Thanks for the walk through, first seen there processors a few years back, looks like they are doing pretty well
They definitely do!
Hello. I've been missing a lot of youtube lately, work is getting in the way
It’s a necessary evil!
Real great presentation my friend. I see a new calling, your truck, bike, trailer and cap. Doing presentations across the continent..and having some me time...could you find a season to do that?
A season… hmmm. Maybe one day! I’m enjoying the season I’m in- but this sure is a fun trip
@thelogfather5002 good to hear.
Big place and lots of fun equipment. 👍🏻👍🏻
My son and his buddy are in Ontario now. Had some driveshaft troubles, but are on the road again now. 👍🏻👍🏻
I remember they had hammer mill and pellet makers a few years ago.
Got dropped from there page.
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Otherwize, The little machines have come along ways over the years.
Nice tour Jeff. What town is this? Curious is this just warehousing or do they assemble, repair etc there? Glad to see you have been making progress in your cross-continent journey!
They’re just north of Red Deer Alberta, they assemble, repair, stock, sell and ship all from this location. They have a dealer network all around the world too! It’s a cool place.
We use the eco pro 300 at where I work it is breaking down and forever fixing cheep light metal gotta be so gentle on it
I thought that they discontinued the Eco pro 200. That would be perfect for me. And two of my neighbors. Ron USCG RET
They’ve got a few in stock!
How does the RR25T or RR30T comapare to your Tajfun RCA400?
No comparison really. The range road are nice, but not the same as a a full on commercial machine
Where is this place
Just north of Red Deer Alberta.
Nice to see them continue to grow. Just looking back when I bought my first processor from them back in 2015. It’s still in production today. A few repairs over the years, but does well over 300+ full cords a year on it over the past 4 years. But time and wear has moved me to much bigger processor with another Canadian company.😎🪵. Thanks for the tour!
What do you have for your other processor?
@@thelogfather5002 Well it’s not currently in my procession yet. Expecting it to arrive mid summer here at my wood yard. You have just recently highlighted it in a video. It will complement my other 2 pieces of equipment from this same Canadian Company. I hope your journey is going well. Thank you for asking.
Hey Jeff , Kenny from OpenAirAdventure sent me . 👍🏻🪵
Welcome!