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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2024
- In this video Chris and I get ready to say goodbye to the @bruteforceusa9671 14-24 firewood processor but not before we run some wood through it one last time and give our final thoughts on the machine!
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Jake, thanks for showcasing the 14-24 on the channel. Sorry we found a buyer for it, I'll see if I can't get you a new toy to play with.
Thanks for the opportunity AJ! The whole point was to sell it!! I love new toys!
I'm so used to seeing everyones big processors, its kind of cool seeing this smaller machine, would probably work great here in my area. Great video!
It’s a great little machine, perfect for a smaller 1 or 2 man operation without going broke.
hi there well done john
Another great video. Sorry that it's time to say goodbye to the 14-24 Brute Force wood processor. I'd like to see you and Chris get another one, if possible.
Here's the $64 million dollar question, if that processor wasn't loaned to you to use on the channel, would you buy it with your own money?
All things considered, with the equipment I currently have, probably not. And that’s simply because I have the Eastonmade that accomplishes a very similar task.
If I was just starting out and looking to purchase a commercial log splitter/processor for the first time then this machine would be at the top of my list. You get a lot of bang for your buck.
However, at the point I’m currently at, my money could be better spent on a mini excavator or different piece of equipment to continue to expand my services offered within the forestry/arboriculture industry.
Great video summarizing your experience with the Brute Force processor. It seems to be a great machine for a smaller firewood company.
Great video guys. Great pros and cons
Nice video. Jack
You cant check the oil from the control panel! Lol. We do offer the start and throttle on the dash but most people opt to save the cash! Looking good guys.
Lol I’m surprised Chris didn’t ask for a seat!
Great video
I am confident you guys will have another processor on your yard, and sooner rather than later...
I have to be honest, I fast forwarded past the leaf blower symphony - but it won't go to waste, next time I have to wake somebody up - I have that in hand. I enjoy all your videos.
I don’t blame you, it was bad, did my best in editing to get our voices back but the mics picked up those blowers big time for some reason
I'm sure it won't be long before we see another kind of processor filling that space, hopefully sooner than later for you guys!!
Hopefully! If not I can use the extra space!
Great job jake keep up the good videos.
Jake and Chris maybe along the way you guys could bring in the Easton made 40c😮😊❤
That would be cool!
My buddy bought the Blacks Creek 1500 which is kind of like this setup but a lot smaller and uses a belt to advance the log. Conveyor is separate which I like better. He doesn't have a live deck but I made a sloped deck which holds approx 2 full cords of logs at a time. Just roll the log down the slope onto the belt. I have a Wallenstein 1624 with attached conveyor. Both machines are in my wood yard and we run separate operations but both cut mainly ash logs. We haven't did a real side by side comparison but I bet that his output is very close to mine and my machine is a lot more expensive to buy. I really think these smaller machines need more exposure so that guys can see what they can actually do. I'm glad that AJ has realized that guys like you two are his type of customers, you have day jobs but with these machines you can still have a good side gig. And you could do on site splitting very quickly and easily. My firewood yard alone is almost 3 acres and it's full. It takes a lot of real estate to have a full sized processor and the production they put out especially when you consider the space you need to store logs and to season the splits. It just isn't cost effective unless you have acreage and do it full time. FYI, Bob from Metsa Machines puts 4 totes under the middle of his Japa conveyor and fills them all at the same time. Maybe something you guys should try out. Good review.
Very cool! I agree these smaller processors are pretty neat especially for smaller operations with less man power and time!
Can we get a Letterkenny "To be fair" style response from Chris and Sarah saying, "that being said" in their fancy voices, when Jake says it?
I like this idea a lot
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Looks like a great machine but it seems like the splitter cycle time is quite slow in comparison to most other processors
Cool video. Stay safe out there.
Sure I would like to see another processor but more importantly I would like to see one in my wood yard , LOL. It looks like a great compact processor. Good job on explaining pro’s and cons.
Lazy man's processor, good for old guys like me I like it good video again
Maybe a set of stairs for Chris to walk over the splitter so he doesn’t need to walk around it 😂
Lol i don’t think he’s a fan of stairs either
You guys are getting spoiled. But in a good way. Hope you get another one
Idk, I get it, but I don’t think I’m super impressed. I’m guessing you like the Easton made more.
What is the biggest round can you put on it??? I split lots of white and red oak mostly notty!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
It’ll accept up to an 18” log as long as it’s straight
I am guessing you have something lined up to replace this machine. Orange and Blue is my impression.
Sounds like just a different one, not that "particular" one
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7x14 sure trac I love that trailer, we have plenty of salt here in CT I just spray fluid film on the entire underside every year and it looks like new