NEW EASTONMADE 60C Firewood Processor!! Taking delivery, setup, and START UP!!
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- My brother (Matt) and I own Elite Outdoors and we are proud to be the first owners of an Eastonmade firewood processor. One of our employees (Arty) shot this footage on the day it arrived. This might help anyone with some Eastonmade equipment on order get an idea of what to expect on your delivery day. We hope to give our audience a closer look at what Eastonmade has to offer to the professional firewood industry. Lots of footage of these machines in action coming soon!! Feel free to leave any questions you have in the comment section. We are happy to help!
www.eastonmadewoodsplitters.com
All I can say is WOW!
Thank you Chris! I have a huge respect for what you do after trying to edit a few videos myself
Nice looking processor. One of the best.
Congrats on getting the world's first 60c... looking forward to seeing more of this machine in the future
Thank you! We have a lot of work to do setting up our new yard. We will definitely have more firewood related content coming. January 1 is when we will really start running it full time to produce next winters firewood
To bad they don't in house finance I would purchase one with everything I have over 2500 facecord in the books that need to be done before next December and call,s come in every day for orders. Iv had to stop taken firewood orders because me and my 4 workers just can't keep up. I turned down 314 facecord orders just last week. I would give 200k if they finance, Ed in house. Glad to see someone that is able to obtain one. I would love to see more videos if you ever have time to film. Have a wonderful week sir.
It's a thing of beauty. Thanks for sharing the delivery guys! All the best to you both!
Very impressive! Cant wait to see/hear what you think of it.
Great looking processor. Have a Safe Day
Well how exciting, not sure I would be videoing the learning faze, even so that some piece of kit, best of luck.👌😎
Thank you!
Looks great Guys!!!
Thanks! We have no idea what we are doing when it comes to editing video but we are trying 😂
@@eliteoutdoors2748 i think you guys did a great job of it.
You know you guys might produce more than you know what to do with! Thousands of cords a year, hard to wrap my mind around that. To deliver that much firewood blows my mind. Good luck!
We like to produce firewood full time for just 8-12 weeks and have the rest of the year for other things 👍. This machinery definitely makes short work of 1000 cords
Now THAT is a firewood set up! Congrats on all the new equipment can’t wait to see more content in the future!
Thank you! Definitely plenty more content to come
darn no new video from you yet been hope,ing for one. fill,s like a year now but just a month lol.
From the website : its a rebranded bells 8000 : cost of this setup somewhere in the $230,000 CAD range ($182K for the processor)
Product Details
(Bells 8000 Series)
115hp Diesel Engine
Adjustable Splitter Head
Operators Cab With Heat, Air Conditioning, Wireless Bluetooth Headset, USB Charge Port, Exterior LED Lights
60" Circular Saw (23" Diameter Cutting Capacity)
Saw Blade Stop
Auto Cycle Splitter
Single Joystick Control
4 Strand Hydraulic Live Deck
Suspension Seat
Tandem 9000 lbs Axles with Brakes
Logs up to 30’ in length
8’ Live Deck
Splitter Cycle time 4 Seconds
85 Gallon Hydraulic Tank
Hydraulic Oil Cooler
Looks great. That's a great setup too for delivering. Can't wait to get ours.
Yes sir! We had a pretty good location for offloading but I can tell Drew is prepared for pretty much any situation he pulls up to
Sweet processor for sure !!
Nice 👍
Looks great, have 22MB on order for late September early October delivery to Fayetteville, GA. Hope we get the drop deck trailer you got, looked fairly easy to unload.
You’ll be very pleased Ricky. It’s a little more work than it looks in the video, but I do believe Drew delivers most (if not all) of the processors on this exact trailer. Looking forward to seeing that 22MB!
You have the worlds first best Processor EASTONMADE👌🏻🔥🇨🇦
Can we get another video of you running max diameter wood. Im in the market for a wood processor. Im currently leaning to a cord king. But the price point on this machine will definitely make you think about not spending more than you have to, if it can produce & works the equivalent as a cord king.
You messaged at a great time. We will be running tomorrow and I’ll put some large diameter on it and take a video. I’ll let you know when I post it. I’ve never run a cord king but I don’t think it’s built quite as heavy as the eastonmade. They do run higher tonnage on the splitting ram. Could have more potential for bending/breaking if the rest of the machine isn’t built to withstand it. I would highly recommend seeing several machines in person before buying if at all possible
@@eliteoutdoors2748 that would be awesome to see, being that it’s either going to be cord king or an eastonmade processor that I purchase.
Multitek is outta of the picture do to the pricing. I’ve looked at blockbuster, but came to conclusion that cord king would be the way to go. After reading so many customer reviews on bells machines I’ve decided to pass. After talking with Jermy at Eastonmade he has advised me there have been changes to better this/bells machine. Before putting myself 100k plus in debt I want to be sure I’m purchasing the right firewood processor.
@@jsanchez3818 I posted a video today showing some larger logs running. It is a realistic example. I think eastonmade, miltitek, and cord king are top of the market. You don’t see many honest videos of processors for some reason. They all have their downfalls. I would highly recommend seeing them in person if you can before purchase. Best of luck!
@@jsanchez3818 heres a video of the 60c with updated splitter trough. I dont think you'll go wrong with any manufacturer. Every machine has its pros and cons. We have tried to make the best overall machine based on our experience with them th-cam.com/video/OwdRYVpiyJY/w-d-xo.html
Nice piece of equipment. I know it's constructed to sit outside but I'd have a hard time not spending another $50K on a big post frame building to put it under!
Yes, it will soon be sitting on a concrete floor with a roof over it! Just waiting for city to approve plans..
Looking good. You certainly went big on the firewood processing equipment. Is it my imagination or does the saw blade appear to wobble on the last walk around of the machine?
Thanks! We continue needing to increase production and we only allow ourselves a short window to mage the firewood. Yes, the blade seems to wobble a little bit, but from what I’ve seen that is normal for big slasher saws
Oh man! That is beyond killer! I’m now looking to get the 22-28 with the attached conveyor. I’m still pretty small so I can only dream of a machine like that. Who much do you guys make and sell a year?
Congrats man! I saw that splitter with attached conveyor. Looks like a great setup. We made about 500 full cords for this season. Next year we plan to do 700 cords. Make high quality firewood and sell it for top dollar. That’s the trick to this industry!
@@eliteoutdoors2748 I don’t have one yet sorry. But that’s what I plan on getting once I’m selling enough to show a good flow of income. This is my part time job for now or till it becomes big time.
👍👍👍👍👍💪💪💪💪💪💪😤😤
So thats what a 100k looks like. Is that conveyor banging really that loud, and now the operator is in a cab with heat, AC, TV, satellite radio, micro-wave oven and out of arms reach of the splitting wedge, what happens when block goes sideways, your right just wait and stay tuned.........
Yeah the chain conveyors are loud. When block goes sideways you turn the log with the log roller function on the joystick. We are a couple innovative guys so we will make whatever equipment we have work for our operation. Still a few tweaks to make to the microwave oven. P.S. - it’s you’re not your
that is the slowest piece of shit i have ever seen.
FANTASTIC!! @theloghog