Firewood conveyor. Final

Conveyor finally done. Works really nice!

[@sawsurgeon]

Nice work. Great upgrade on the axle, much improved 👍🏻 Also, thanks for helping Tiffany out with the sale of her Walnut Logs. She’s ecstatic.

[@mikegroat7732]

Thank you. Glad I could help her out.

[@megasheepshagger]

Nice work. I watched your whole series on the build. Thanks for the info!

[@mikegroat7732]

Thank you. I learned a lot and would make the next one a bit different.

[@reddye2331]

So sweet. I’m bout to try my hand at something of the likes. Hope to use for dirt plus couple times a year for firewood. I do a lot of crawl space dig outs and lay new foundations. So dual purpose it maybe. Nice fab work on this one.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there that thing looks real good john

[@blaablaahi]

Mike, how has this conveyor held up over the last two years?

[@mikegroat7732]

It has held up real good. The chains come out of adjustment from time to time, but no problems.

[@RichMenzel]

NICE! Great job on the design and fabrication.I think the 1/8' plate for the bed was a good idea, should be able to take some abuse. I'm going to try and duplicate your design.Going to use a single 81x lumber chain, weld the paddles to it (like the Easton Made conveyors). I want to use a hydraulic drive motor, any thoughts on what the specs for the motor would be?

[@mikegroat7732]

Email me, [e-mail]

[@RichMenzel]

@@mikegroat7732 Hi Mike, tried that email twice, keeps coming back as Undeliverable.

[@mikegroat7732]

@@RichMenzel huh....give me yours

[@RichMenzel]

@@mikegroat7732 [e-mail]

[@dallaspeterson2024]

Show us when it's running!!!

[@jakeshowalter3534]

Do you have a material list to be able to duplicate your conveyor

[@mikegroat7732]

No, not really. If I were to make another one, it would be different/better. LOL. I will offer any advice I can if you are building one.