A Log Splitter Like No Other - The Eastonmade 37D with Attached Conveyor
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- čas přidán 13. 09. 2024
- The Eastonmade 37D with attached conveyor is a log splitter like no other. In this video I take a closer look at one of the main features, the attached conveyor. @EastonmadeWoodSplitters
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It is like nothing else. Smooth, Fast, and Powerful all wrapped into one (big) package. Couldn't be happier with my 37D.
This really is a monster of a log splitter...no doubt about it! 👍🍻
Great video dan.
Thank you sir! This machine is definitely in a class of its own! 👍🍻
Easton made sure are nice splitters but dang a attached conveyor makes it twice as nice for moving around in the wood yard
The conveyor is really handy...didn't realize how much it changes things and adds to the workflow. 👍🍻
Dan your earning your keep with that demonstration, good job. I like the attached conveyor.
Thanks! Yeah the conveyor is pretty slick having it built right into the splitter. 👍🍻
A roller coaster for fire 🔥 wood 🪵. Nice. Eastonmade has some nice engineering.
You my friend on on the same thought process that I had...and amusement park in the woodyard. Set up a trampoline at the right angle under the conveyor at the highest setting and see how far I can bounce the splits! lol 👍🍻
The conveyor will come in handy around the woodyard. Great splitter! Nice dip in the pond. 👍
Nice overview of the 37D with the attached conveyor. Knotty pieces are difficult on any splitter. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe
Awesome machine 💪💪💪
Dan you and Amanda need to do a double cannon ball on next Friday night 👍❤😊👀
Very nice setup
Thanks Larry. 👍🍻
Definitely a monster
I noticed the extra wedges you do have, the 4, the 6 and the small box, nice, you have it all!
Yes, I do...have only run both the box wedges so far. This 5 way box wedge works great and will be using the 7 way this week for a big job. 👍🍻
Great video!
Great video Dan. Great machine. We love ours. She is a beast. Congratulations again cheers 🍻
Thanks! Wait....did you officially determine the gender? I heard you say in your video 'this bad boy', but now it's a she?!?! What's going on out there on the mountain top??? Hahahahahahaha 👍🍻
@@Back40Firewood sorry. I had a few bud lights and we are still deciding lol
@@mountaintopoutdoors 😆🤣😆🤣😆🤣
That splitter is definitely my dream splitter setup just the way it is. It's a work horse and can really pump out the wood. Really takes all the work out of it hahahaha. Stay safe my friend
Beautiful machine Shifty!👍💪👍
That is the splitter I want for my business
I have never seen such a thing. Thanks for explaining it all. Lol.
That Eastonmade appears to be a very nice splitter. Stay safe.
That sure is a quiet Kubota engine. Maybe Andrew will have one in the yard when I’m there next week. Thank you for talking in this video. 😎🪵
That machine is amazing
Awesome buddy 👍👍
How much? Got to be at least $2500
Might need to add another zero...$2500 doesn't buy much of a commercial grade splitter nowadays.
nice maschine! Greetings from germany!
Nice overview, Dan. However, your gear heads want a tare down review on the engine..😁👍
LOL...I'll have to find a link to someone else's video for ya cuz ya won't see that from me....hahahaha 👍🍻
I thought, the chain speed is adjustable by turning the wheel on the right side of the conveyor controls?! Isn't it?
Nope, that knob is the throttle control for the engine...so in a sense it does slow down the conveyor, but only because the RPMs of the engine are lower.
I love my 12-22 and almost ordered a larger splitter with the attached conveyor, but folded up it stands 10' and would not fit in my garage. However, after watching this video I wonder if i could store it not fully folded up? My garage is deep enough, just not that tall. You should take the time to sharpen that box wedge. Once I did mine it cut right through most of the knots and that's with the limited pushing power of the 12-22 . That 37D wont slow down at all if you sharpen that wedge and will be able to handle almost anything. Just be careful as that steal sharpens razor sharp and holds it for a while. Good Luck, have fun, and stay safe.
Looks like a well thought out design. Isn't that a two stage hydraulic system?
Bill
I think the pump is, but again I'm not up to speed on all those specs like that. 👍🍻
Do I understand correctly that there is a dedicated pump for the hydraulics of the conveyor? Do you know if there’s any power loss using the attached conveyor versus a standalone?
I can see it now. Create an opening/door in the roof of the boiler room wood stacking area, and you can fill it directly with the conveyor. No touching the wood after the splitting. Won't be stacked, but talk about easy.
Ohh now ya got my wheels turning...lol...a wood chute into the shed....hmmm....hahaha 👍🍻
@@Back40Firewood Yup. A setup like that would save me days of stacking. My wheel barrow gets real old, real fast.
Great walk around the splitter. Just curious, what is the GPH of the hydraulic pump ?
Thanks...I'm not sure on the GPH of the pump...if I find out I'll mention in upcoming video. 👍🍻
@@Back40Firewood thanks.
Not bad for around $25,000
Did I hear a Flo Rida reference? 😂😂👍🏻
lol...actually was to Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round (Like a Record) from the 80s. I'm a bit old school like that. Hahahaha
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They are impressive with arb waste but when you have straight logs why not go down the processor side of thing
The main thing would be size limitations with a processor...I get all my wood from my buddy's tree service company so being able to handle pretty much any size is what I need. Granted it also means I have to buck the logs up...lol...a processor eliminates that. 👍🍻
Andrew from Eastonmade must be losing his mind lending out the 37D when there is a year and a half wait for paying customers to a channel with only 45K of subscribers
Ha...yes it's poor decisions like this by Andrew that built his business to what it is today. Please enlighten us as to what you would consider the number of subscribers needed for a collaboration such as this?!?
U r as winded as Andrew