Looked into Ecoflow too, asked their support a few questions, they answered with something unrelated to my question. Going with Deye 16KW Single Phase 230V Hybrid Inverter system and several 51.2V 280AH batteries, 20 600W Trina Vertex panels for now. Deye manufactures Sol-Ark hybrid inverters for USA market. We have very low voltage here, and frequent brownouts, so minimizing grid connection is a must.

I think your issue is "Device Timeout" settings. After 12hrs, if nothing has pulled power from the unit, it shuts itself off based on this setting, which can be disabled. I changed mine to 24hrs and now it doesn't shut off. It can be disabled as well...

They have serious problems with their firmware. We run 2 DP’s, 4 EB’s and 2 smart gens. We are on an old version of the firmware that is working correctly. Version .61

They trash

I watched a video about someone used a inverter to take a gas generators a/c power converted it to dc power then plugging it into your solar port charging the Delta Pro at 1600 watts. Good option when there is no sun available I purchased the inverter. It works well. It was only $135. A much better option that eco generators.

Where is the unit when it is being used? If in an unheated area, at minus 20, that's below its operating range and no telling what will happen.......

Have had 3 Delta Pro units and all 3 failed at the solar input. I returned one and that was the 3rd failure. I repaired both myself along with a stern warning from Ecoflow about their warranty. Like these 100 lb devices are easily shipped.

I bought that thing, what a nighmare. I traded it for some dental work when they sent me a new one.

I got one. Did you get it with the Kubota shock ride? I did, but didn't turn it on for a few weeks, I forgot I ordered it. I was bouncing around all over the place. I turned the dial to on outside the cab, and couldn't believe the difference. Great tractor. the way my 84" box scaper was set up, if I'm not careful it will flip up 90 degrees and break the top ram.

Could it be that it sucks for the first minute because you have set the max charge limit to 50%? The input graph seems to suggest that. If you want more solar input you might connect a 12/24/48 V battery to the xt60 input of the EcoFlow and charge that battery with a MPPT controller. In case of 24 or 48 Volt you do want a low voltage protection for the battery to prevent it from discharging to deep. If one of your MPPT is like the Victron 100/20 you can even use it internal settings for the loadport to protect that battery from being discharging to much. I do this alread for my River600 Pro once I started to have higher voltage panels then what that could handle. This setup has the added benifit that you can disconnect the Delta Pro and use it elsewhere and still have a place for the energy generated. And it also allows for low amp charging of the Delta Pro, allowing for longer and thinner cables.

I don't know anything about those log hauling operations but I do know from pulling freight doubles that we always want the lead trailer to be the heavier trailer. It looks like on your combo that it was the rear trailer that was heavier. Can you explain that?

Why anyone would destroy their land like this is beyond me

On the Delta 2, i suppose Delta Pro also has this feature called AC always On located in to Lab Feature option. You might wanna try it out. 5:20 And i believe its user fault, you should buy a system which can supply energy to your house with full loads.

Its just about wrong calculation. Since you have Ecoflow system i think go for another Delta Pro and 1.6kw panels. so 7.2kwh * 90% efficiency = around 6.5KWH per system. so 2 Delta Pro and 2 extra batteries might fit your need else you ll have to buy another 2-4 smart batteries for cloudy back up. OR sell those for wall mounted hybrid inverter, rack mount batteries and more panels? I tried Growatt SPF5000ES and 2 48V 100Ah batteries in series for a constant load 500 watts, it gives me 12 hours without solar panels.

There's always a choice to move to russia

From a timber stand point it good to open up canopy for the smaller, more desirable species. Wildlife thrives on changing forests. Grouse love those clear cuts.

Got mine done last year took made enough to pay my property taxes for 3 years it came back thick great for the wildlife

Looks good to me. Only thing I’d do differently is drive the Skidder around the last day and stomp the brush a little flatter.

Did you get paid upfront before the cutting started. I logged ( a one man operation ) and I divided the acreage into small parcels say 1-5. After section 1 was completed I walked the cut with the landowner to make sure he was satisified with it before going to the second section. I also took the owner to see previous cuttings and meet with the landowner's to see if their were any complaints they had. I pulled the entire top out ( hardwood ) and anything less than 3 inches for ( firewood sales ) was either put in controlled burn piles if the space permitted or if not it was ran through a chipper unless the landowner wanted it for himself. As long as you are happy with the results Congrats.

Ecoflow support is dismal!

I would pull that switch and wire in a toggle switch if it happened once.

One reason I went with a bigger system, the power stations do not seem to have the charging capabilities for 100 days of clouds. Most advertise 60 amp charge, ok that is 3kw, but they can expand battery to 72kw, nice but charging at 3kw only takes 24hours from 0 to 100 soc. If you plan to expand on a power station, make sure you can charge it in under 5 hours. Any all in one inverter with an 8k PV input and enough panels the generator should collect dust. Even 8k pv in clouds that is closer to 1.6kw or maybe 8kw a day . Past August I knew nothing about solar or wiring, a lot easier that I thought to diy.

A leaf/snow blower might clean up the remainder. If desired.

Ok now Insee you are just pumping negative videos about this Delta Pro and they change each time. You situation is very specific and rare even for off grid setups. Please update your firmware it helped me and be balanced to be fair. Use the warranty if something is wrong too.

It’s the Firmware may want to update, IMHO. Your is a very specific situation where you need WiFi remote access. Would be very rare for normal people, especially with the firmware update the auto restarts on Solar Input if I understand correct.

I have 2 EcoFlow products…. NEVER EVER AGAIN!!!!!! Waste of money. Unreliable products!

You need to give that DP some breathing room. They vent out the side you got against the wall.

Check settings. AC timeout=Never

A suggestion: when changing buckets to forks etc extend your tilt cylinders all the way out, then you can see better to the hooks on the attachment. I have larger tractors than you but have a few hours on a 7060 and found it worked best for me. good video

Log truck has some wide axles.

Hey I know you! Why hasn’t KZbin put your vids in my feed? Anyhoo, that is a bummer that this is happening. I’ve had some weird voltage discharge issues with my Renogy setup this winter. I was thinking of making a vid about it and pinging you on the forums. As far as EcoFlow setups are concerned, I have been buying some of them to see if they are something good to move to in the future. Sorry to hear you are having problems!

They won't get much money for those small logs ,anything less than 10 " in diameter will juat be pallet grade logs. Be worth more in firewood.

What’s your average winter daily kWh used? My tiny home with 600 watt electric heat used 12kwh on the max days.

Get a basic UPS (uninterruptible power supply) to run your router/internet/wifi. Also, sounds like you have all of your eggs in one basket Having been off grid 24 years we can tell you that's not a good place to be. Build in some redundancy. We have two inverters, 4 charge controllers/arrays, two water pumps, etc.

I hope no one read my scathing comment on my Delta 2 Max. I made an error ...the thing works fine now. In fact with a bit of sun & haze today & not even close to proper alignment ...I'm getting 200 watts ...when the haze passes I'm at 330 watts. This is March 2 in eastern Canada. It will power our freezer for a couple days without needing a recharge. I'm extremely happy with it now that I got it working.

OMG, the EXACT same thing happens to my Delta Pros! I have several units and all of them have had the issue with AC turnimg off for no reason. Like you, it's my sole system and off-grid, so everything shuts off for me. Numerous contacts with customer service have not resolved the issue. Looks to be firmware related because jt started after a certain FW version, but has never been fixed even after multiple FE updates to newer versions.

got 60 acres i need to start logging only thing i see on it is firewood and pulp

Best set up is buying only the ecoflow 400W rigid solar panels x2 with A Delta 2 (lithium ionphosphate :3000 cylcles until 80%)and smart invert = 800w only per microcinverter...then you have to use less electric gadgets, use a gas geyser,stove, fireplace. You cannot go fully offgrid with the ecoflow umfortunately, it is only for semi offgrid and saving on electricity when Grid Tied. Sorry for you delta pro sorrows😢.Godbless

So the issue was that it couldn't be started remotely, and I'm guessing that's because there was no wifi? If you go into the settings and lab, you will see AC always on, so if it turns off, it will turn itself back on.

Get a painters extension pole and a soft bristle push broom and you'll be able to clean all the snow off the panels.

See you like the paps.😊😊😊

I'm 69. At 19-20 years old I operated a Timberjack and a Case skidder for my father-in-law. We used a 100' main line w/3, 10' chokers. Most dangerous job ever, for me. Numerous close calls, but I loved that job more than any other job I ever worked. I preferred the Timberjack over the Case, as the Case seemed a bit top heavy, although the Case definitely had more hp's. 😉

Nice load of firewood logs there. Sure beats the <6" diameter sticks they drop in our wood yard.

Put silicone under your stove cap and metal tight seal down the road .

Should put round logs 🪵 under the sea can move it more easily with a tractor 🚜.

Good look 👀 carving coming out buddy .

Your getting the WHITE GOLD buddy . 😊

Trick on metal on roof use wet poplar for strap. Once the screw go into wet poplar and it dry the screw won’t back out in your LIFE time buddy . 😊

Great little video, old day the timber jack go anywhere in the 709 . Were designed in ONTARIO ca. in there day . Just remember STICK on the ICE 🧊,SAW in the WOOD 🪵 and RUBBER on the ROAD ! Plus THINK 🤔 SAFETY and always put SAFETY FIRST buddy 😊. White oak good $$$ into whiskey 🥃 and wine 🍷 barrels buddy .

Thanks for making this