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Rpm of the Knifeplate?

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I was thinking about getting this... I hate the fact it's not self-feeding.

Seems a rotary cutter on a tractor would be 10x more effecient but you are using what you have and for that sir you did a fantastic job!

Could a UTV pull that chipper?

An inch spacer sandwiched between switch boxes would be the cheapest

Longer belt

im in North Carolina also where are you located

Nice video but your track looked a little loose when you stepped on it

OH, I wold have voted to leave the waterproof switch as is, until you need to change the belt. Once it is up and running it is easy, if needed quickly for softer, to smash it downward. Since thre company is aware of the problem, it should be fair and easy for you to ask them to send you a replacement belt to correct their design flaw. If you did this you’d have the best of it all.

Which model did you get? I nCAN NOT BELIEVE HOW QUIET IT IS!!!!

Speed ×4 ?

Mount a waterproof push button switch on top of motor and eliminate the gray box all together.

Hello my name is Jacob i also live in the blue ridge mountains near Asheville nc we have some great wineries around here just wondering where abouts you are in nc

I thought your problem would be getting caught on the wedge

Just got an E32 and a agrotex flail mower!! Good vid

Can’t see how to engage the cutter?

looking at buying one but wait hold on here ......Kenosha Wisconsin saying, may not be that big of a deal, but if they knew about the issue and openly admitted it, they should at the very least send you a bit longer of a belt instead of telling you how to fix an issue they knew about. send them this vid, when they see you're a tuber with over 600k subs, they most likely send the next gen for you to test for us viewers lol . PS thumb, sub, bell

When I converted mine to a Baldor motor I mounted the switch in the motor junction box. I don't know why they needed a separate junction box for a 20A toggle switch. I also added a go kart clutch to prevent stslling the motor. It's been running fine for 15 years. NOTE: Always connect it to a GFI supply. Shalom/gw (EE reitred)

Just wondering why you chose flat mower/ horizontal blades rather than drum with vertical (Y blades or hammer).

I've split 5 cords through it so far. Does what I need it to. czcams.com/users/postUgkxUyQswtttSffRMblGbrhCvZn7JkhtG1-7 I scrounge all my firewood and am not equipped to handle big wood, but for logs up to 24 inch diameter or so, it works great. I've been amazed by some of the gnarly bur oak and elm crotches it has split. For the tougher stuff within it's size range, you might have to study the piece a bit to decide the best attack, but if you split smart it's up to the job. It did arrive low on oil, and I was would have nicked it half a star for that, but it has regained my full confidence. UPDATE NOVEMBER 2021: Still going strong after all these years. I love the one-handed operation. Hope it's still in production if I ever need to replace it

Worse than watching paint dry take you like 20 minutes of blather 3 minutes of content five thumbs down, 👎👎👎👎👎

Cypress Bend Wagram, N.C. has dry Muscadine wine!

Drill a hole in the switch handle and tie some wrapped cordage to make a vertical grab handle

Any follow up or plans for a review after some use?

Nice video

I have a Super Split (gas motor) but there seems to be a lot of after thoughts they should have caught before production.

The easy way is go buy a 2 or 3 inch longer belt, done

Liked your Bobcat with Brush cutter. Id like to see how you installed extensions on the hydraulic lines and wonder why they came so short with the attachment

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Dear lord has scrum/agile practices earwormed it's way into wine making? Also, mind if I come visit the property? My wife and I are talking about doing a vineyard on the east side of the smoky's from you

Will this remove tiny bits of cork that have shedded into the bottle? I'm a bit confused by your video. My cork seems to have gone bad and started shedding tiny bits in.

Nice machine. If my property were different my dream setup would include an electric super split. Also, nice edit at the moment the machine plummeted to the ground from the trailer ;)

If you put one of the foam rubber insulation pieces for light switches behind your switch plate with a little silicone it will keep most water out unless you submerge it lol.

US, like Robert mashburn went from equipment rental to firewood business

Non sense, it doesn't work!

You look and talk so nicely 😥If you knew Eric Carr from KISS, well I think you're somewhat similar :D He was a great guy, I also loved the way he talked and.. Now, not looked like his appearance (that too), but the way he looked, with his eyes. Nice (y)

God bless

4:00 minutes in and I out. Waste of time. ANNOYING.

First 1:40 is a total waste of viewers time.

The issue with the switch was a pretty simple issue. You would think the company would have mounted one on the new motor and test it before they sent those all over to their customers. It's also an easy fix you can relocate that switch anywhere just a couple extra wires need it.

Big ups to you for using Tim Oates' slideshow version of that vintage (pun fully intended) 1950s Italian Swiss Colony ad. CZcams did have the original complete ad up for just a short bit, but shortly after I told Tim about it, it was gone again. Maybe it's only on the ad-free version of CZcams? Or was there a copyright issue? By the way, the "voice" of the Little Old Winemaker in that classic ad campaign was Jim Backus, which explains why he sounds like Mr. Magoo. The actor who played the physical embodiment of the Winemaker was character actor Ludwig Stossel, who was in "Casablanca," "Woman of the Year," and "Pride of the Yankees." Glad you avoided the temptation to use the better known "Ahhhh, the Frensh...shampain" Paul Masson ad that Orson Welles did whilst plastered.

A viable solution. I know this is not a particularly inexpensive machine. I would think that the manufacturer would have seen the problem right from the gitgo and engineered a fix before sending it to the customer, which would not be difficult when you are at the mfg. plant. I think the longer belt is the best solution and pretty easy to do.

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Those rounds escalated quickly. The first was laughably easy and then right to Mr. Narly McNarly

A handful ot flat washers would have provented you from making unecassary holes in your tarp. Now the end of a useful tarp has begun.

Hi, I converted mine to electric operation ten years ago. I've had it for thirty five years. The only difference is that I added a go-cart centrifugal clutch to keep the motor from stalling. Fantastic little machines. You did well! ;-)) Shalom/gw

I love how most of the video consists of you unpacking it. snore!

try hitting it with your purse.

i pretty much had this guy's number as soon as i saw the compact car hooked to the trailer.