Homemade conveyor review

[@OpenAirAdventureFirewood]

Lots of moving parts, lots to think about. The truck box is coming along good. Merry Christmas Bruce, I have Winston use to the camera, it took some time.

[@Russellsfirewood]

@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood thanks Kenny merry Christmas 🎄

[@DaveDunehew-e1f]

Brandon, on the topic of your conveyor paddles. Have you ever thought about adding short pieces of light weight tubing on the bottom of your existing paddles from edge of the chain to edge of existing paddle? That might help fill in the distance so the wood can’t get under the existing paddles. Another thing that might help support your conveyor is putting a tri pod type stand to help carry the weight when the conveyor is full of wood. It could be similar to the legs on your Easton Made cleaner. Run 2 legs down & have 2 pieces that would slide up & down & you could pin them. That must really get heavy on the truck end when conveyor is full of wood. Enough of my thoughts, enjoy your videos. Keep them coming. Dave from Auburn Maine.

[@Russellsfirewood]

@@DaveDunehew-e1f thanks for the suggestions Dave!

[@BW35bucket]

Great video. I agree the old farm conveyors seem to be a on going challenge. Where did you get your chain and sprockets and pump. I noticed your using your phone ( I-phone) ? What are you using to edit ? Lots of ? Sorry. Merry Christmas Bruceie, Brucey 😂🤔

[@Russellsfirewood]

Thank you! Everything came from Haines manufacturing if you look up bells farms on KZbin they just did a video and tour of the facility. I am using my iPhone I just use iMovie to edit nothing fancy here low budget having fun in my slow season!

[@BW35bucket]

Can’t thank you enough to responding back. I would like to try possibly. Just so busy. You do a great job. And content rocks. 👍👍👍👍 the remote optional equipment sounds really cool. Andrew and crew super good people.

[@Russellsfirewood]

@ your welcome! Give it a shot nothing ventured nothing gained. Merry Christmas 🎄