Range-road EcoPro300 Firewood Processor Demo

First trailer load of firewood processed through it after fine tuning all the adjustments. It's so nice to be able to bring a grapple or forklift load of logs up the the processor and split everything to perfect lengths without barely lifting a finger. Worth every penny VS doing it traditionally with a log splitter and so much quicker!

[@thelogfather5002]

For the money, these machines can’t be beat! I just subscribed. :) Cheers, Jeff

[@rangeroad]

Great video.Thanks for posting!

[@NorthIdahoCarpenter]

I plan on making a series of videos about it coming this spring. Hopefully about most of the adjustments and cheap/free modifications that will make it more efficient. And I'd like to make the chainsaw hand lever into hydraulically actuated. After a few cords you arm definitely gets tired!

[@rangeroad]

@@NorthIdahoCarpenter yes it does! We do have a hydraulic kit for that, it does slow production slightly but you gain a painless arm. ;) Will stay tuned!

[@job38four10]

Good video, where did you buy that model? I'm in ME and thee are dealers here that carry them.

[@NorthIdahoCarpenter]

There is a local dealer here in Idaho where we live.

[@RockWeeder1975]

I just used mine today for the first time…..processed 4 cord…..

[@Reddawn-dv8tx]

How many cord an hour with that set up?

[@edmioz]

how big of wood can it really handle ? looking at buying one of those machines (hopefully sooner than later), thanks :)

[@NorthIdahoCarpenter]

This model is rated for 16" round but but if the log isn't straight or has branch subs then it takes away from that number. Generally I'd say it'll do up to 14".

[@47karon]

Whats cost of one this size

[@NorthIdahoCarpenter]

This model with the options I have runs about $10k usd.