Eastonmade; GAME CHANGING Firewood Processor Sneak Peak 40C

[@wireedm1]

Fully automated!! Game-changer! Leave it to Andrew to think of the next level, great work!

[@oakfarmfirewood]

Finally the other side of the pond is starting to catch up with us over in Europe/UK. I’ve got an automated processor I show on my channel. Difference being you can walk around with a remote and let it do it’s thing. Nice work Andrew

[@BertsCustomCuts]

You do have a nice setup.

[@hardworkingmanoutdoors]

I think saying it will be the machine to beat is an understatement! A cost effective investment that reduces the need for additional employees while drastically increasing productivity and profits!

[@marclauzon1882]

Oh my is that thing ever sweet. Tons of new innovative ideas but still using those tried and true Eastonmade components. 👍👌🇨🇦🇺🇸💪

[@sawingwithsandy]

Looks like it’s going to be the perfect size for a lot of producers. Thanks for sharing Andrew

[@BevanMoffatt]

Hmmm joystick on the loading side might be able to put r on cruise control and load the deck at the same time😂looks good!!

[@russbatzer6970]

Wow that's an awesome machine?!! 💪🤘

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Great looking machine, I can't wait to see it in action!

[@rogerl8488]

ANDREW LOOKS LIKE YOU KNOCK IT OUT THE PARK LOVE IT!!! PERFECT FOR SOMEONE TO START A SMALL BUSINESS UP! HOPE TO SEE IT AT BUYON SHOW LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE YOU!

[@seather863]

Nice looking processor! Lookng forward seeIng it run.

[@wolcottfamilyworks]

Looks absolutely awesome Andrew! I think it's going to be a popular machine.

[@NSResponder]

Hey Andrew, I wonder if you've ever had a look at an Italian company called "Pinosa"? They make a processor that has an X-shaped wedge oriented 45 degrees from horizontal, and they can cut mostly square profile wood with the size adjustable by changing the rate of a conveyor feeding the rounds into the splitter. Looks like it could be quite a timesaver. Don't know if they have any patents on the idea, but theyv'e been selling them for quite a long time.

[@sirwallygator565]

Nice to see you using a real motor on this.

[@LogCabinFirewood]

Man this machine is gonna be the cats meow 🧡💙 Great work Eastonmade crew !!!!

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Wow pretty cool!👍👍

[@GPOutdoors]

Wow! It looks like a work of art Andrew! Hats off again. See you on the live tonight!

[@chriscarlson3563]

With the rubber in feed belt it will freeze down a lot.i have a homemade processor with the rubber in feed, almost every time I use it I have to make sure it spins before putting log on it

[@tt600pch]

Yeah buddy. We had a small log bucksaw system installed around 1997 where I worked. We replaced all the head pulleys with minimum 1/4 wall pipe, rubber lagged. Winter sucks with a belt conveyor in a pan open to the elements. Always froze down or slipping when wet. The pans were troughed a little bit to center the small logs. The belt always wore out in the center first. I do still see some value in a belt though.

[@clarkharms]

Joy stick control, good forward thinking for the next generation that grew up playing X-box.

[@jamesminard1867]

Andrew Woodmizer has run that engine on there sawmills for a while now . Great engine guys like them . That's an awesome processor

[@skeets6060]

I can hardly wait to see this beasty run

[@roncaron-l1r]

Very nice slasher we have a Forano slasher with two saw to cut 4 feet wood 6 slasher in Kapuskasing (ty Ron

[@InTheWoodyard]

Awesome! Very nice job boys!

[@n3qdz]

Just when you think it can’t get any more dope......Andrew says to his team hold their beers! Cheers boys great job!

[@DudeRanchDIY]

Looking forward to seeing it run! Great job team Eastonmade!

[@davidedwards3734]

Great looking machine!! Like the innovative ideas that went into building this processor!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@savagefirewood]

Outstanding as per usual one would only expect from Eastonmade. Outstanding Andrew cheers my friend 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦

[@shaunomeara843]

Looks amazing be good to see it in action!!!...

[@BertsCustomCuts]

Looking nice cant wait to see it run.

[@offroadlife05]

This looks like a very well built and thought out machine!!

[@SkidderKev]

looks good Andrew. tonight should be great and i thinking you are going to be busy answering questions on it haha

[@WilliamsonRidge]

That is awesome. Can’t wait to see it in action.

[@HometownAcres]

I’ve got about 10 tri axle loads of logs down here. Bring her down. We’ll do some R&D

[@arseetoo]

I’d love to see Adam @HometownAcres giving this bad boy a run!

[@scottsoper]

I like that full auto cycle! I will stay with the 24 ton ram but add the conveyor. I am already envisioning how to use the 40C with the old Bells 2000 and a new 60C. At that price I see the 40C as efficiently helping with a no waste policy by doing the smaller diameter and crooked or short stuff. This frees up the larger machines to run closer to capacity diameter at all times! I like it !! I envision a single wedge, a three way wedge, and a four way wedge for the 40C

[@jakebredthauer5100]

On a video I saw a 5-way wedge on a machine in Europe.

[@robertframe7310]

Hey Andrew how are you great product and great video

[@johnwinsemius4423]

your machines are fantastic ............. When will we see this machine in action with the new 16 way wedge?????????

[@michaeljheinz3336]

Looks Amazing Andrew. Great job.

[@Z-Bart]

Nice set up Andrew!

[@fricknjeep]

HI THERE .real nice ,will you have it at the Paul B show . if so i will see it there nice as always john

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

It will be there john

[@1squirreldog]

Great looking machine ! I’m sure it will serve its purpose very well.

[@jeffreyomiston7933]

Very awesome guys. Great works as always

[@kendallbuhler883]

Looks fantastic!

[@ishure8849]

G'day Andrew, Heavy duty construction leading edge technology and a tungsten tipped circle saw blade, in my opinion if you're manufacturing firewood processors and using a bar n chain to dock the blocks your not fair dinkum 👍.

[@fralin1966]

This is BADASS !!!!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Nice set up.

[@edruge4986]

The belt would work good for slab wood also..

[@scottsoper]

That is a good point! I know a company that runs slab wood through a Bells 2000 but running it through this new 40C would let the Bells work on the larger wood. I am quite sure they can get their hands on all the slab wood they want at low cost!

[@MaudFire]

i want to view the processer in action please send me the site where you showed, and how large wood will it receive?

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

Check out gp outdoors on youtube. He has a couple of videos of it. We will have more towards the end of the month.

[@mjmtreeservicemaintenance2940]

Andrew, is the price point without a conveyor? And how much is the upcharge to go to 37 ton? This is without question going to be a processor that other companies will be chasing for years to come. Already extremely impressed.

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

The 37 ton wont add much to the price. Its going to be 115k with a conveyor

[@mjmtreeservicemaintenance2940]

@@EastonmadeWoodSplitters for that caliber of machine that is going to be the processor to get.

[@BertsCustomCuts]

​@rogerl8488 I would say volume per hour will vary depending on size of wood. The true test is how well crooked wood goes thru it.

[@mikehughes2026]

She’s a Beauty- congratulations! Monkey-Proof very important! Take care🇺🇸🇨🇦

[@jasone679]

Did i miss what is the maximum log diameter?

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

18"

[@jakebredthauer5100]

Not everyone has large diameter trees.

[@bwillan]

Exactly. I am a woodworker, so every time I see a bigger diameter hardwood log being cut up for firewood, it brings a tear to my eye. There are lots of smaller diameter trees that are thinned out as part of good forest management that should be used for firewood.

[@scottsoper]

@@bwillan Also collecting more tops from large trees cut for lumber can be used as firewood. The tops are usually not straight. On this machine if you can get about 4ft almost straight you can run it through!

[@maxair420]

Bad *ss 👍🏽

[@Wild_Bill57]

Seems pretty idiot proof, that’s saying a lot these days!