Fast Firewood, Uninterrupted Footage of the Japa 395 Firewood Processor

In last week's video we asked people to guess how long it would take us to fill up Bob's trailer with firewood while running the 395. Previous videos with the 365 took 20-30 minutes to finish up. This time we made significantly better time!
Japa 395: www.metsamachines.com/product...

[@timanderson4743]

Those Japa machines are totally awesome. I really enjoyed watching that

[@MetsaMachines]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@brandondvorak4438]

Beautiful looking firewood

[@nateburgess94]

Just picked up a used 395, very excited to put it to work.

[@hankteuben4366]

Thank you so much for offering me the Tumblr I really appreciate it thank you

[@jasone679]

Impressive for sure and good looking wood

[@somedayzo6]

Tremendous!!!

[@PipHawkins-wz2wu]

What some fantastic machines you have I'm just thinking about starting my own firewood business wish I could afford one myself wonder if there's somewhere in the UK I could hire one until I could buy my own

[@adammoggysawmilling5164]

I'd love to try one of these in our Aspen we have here

[@MetsaMachines]

Aspen would fly through this machine.

[@adammoggysawmilling5164]

@@MetsaMachines what's the price for one of these with a gasoline engine

[@MetsaMachines]

@@adammoggysawmilling5164 You can use our pricing configurator on our website to see what it costs with the different options: www.metsamachines.com/product/japa-395-firewood-processor/

[@MetsaMachines]

@@adammoggysawmilling5164 Sorry added the wrong link at first, updated it to the correct one!

[@tonybaloneycheeseandmacaro6131]

That was fast! My 18 minute guess was a little off, hah.

[@UBsHouse]

How often do you need to sharpen the chains?

[@hankteuben4366]

when can you send one to me in australia i think they are the best

[@Mainelywork]

🤘

[@johanneslaxell6641]

Have to ask: Cold, hard wood. Are you running regular chain or carbide?

[@MetsaMachines]

We are using a regular chain.

[@kylepetersen5508]

Do you make the 395 in a towable version with its own motor?

[@MetsaMachines]

We do not currently have a road towable version of the 395. We do have the option to add either a Honda or Kubota Diesel engine to it and we are looking at potential options to make the 395 and 405 towable, hopefully by Fall 2023.

[@alenaspitman7143]

What type of wood is that in the video

[@MetsaMachines]

Predominantly ash, we get a lot of it in Wisconsin.

[@robertgonzalez8419]

Awesome machine but that price can’t touch it

[@redpoole9323]

Does it split Hickory and Whiteoak just as good

[@MetsaMachines]

We haven't had any issues running hickory or oak through this processor.

[@redpoole9323]

@Metsa Machines Awesome thank you sir for the response. I may be 8n touch soon.

[@scrhino40]

Your elevator belt is too steep of angle. Is why it's slipping. I like to have that whole set up. Nice machine. Have a great day be safe

[@MetsaMachines]

It's actually slipping because we still need to tension the conveyors. This was a new machine and this was the first time we ran it for any amount of time. Once we tension them there won't be any issues.

[@arnejahr3531]

I am searching for a wood processor to purchase but all the videos only show the processors performing flawlessly never having problems splitting or cutting the wood. It deceiving. I want to see real-time no editing out problems

[@MetsaMachines]

This is a real-time video of our processor running. We have a few videos we’ve uploaded like this where we don’t edit anything out.

[@haroldanderson2781]

That machine can eat big wood for such a small footprint. Ohio Joe sent me to this channel. Let me get this straight, you get paid to demo machines while making your own wood?? How cool is your job. I saw that you were at the Paul Bunyan show. I saw there was a Haix display. The Japa company should have a nice pair of this for you so you can not cut wood in snow with running shoes. This would make you more credible to future customers!! See what I did there?