Timberwolf Pro HD XL Firewood Processor Making Campfire Wood

In today’s project, we’re making campfire wood on a Timberwolf Pro HD XL Firewood Processor. We’ll set it up. Do a full walk around. Load Maple and Poplar logs with a Kioti NX5510 tractor. Process the the logs into firewood. Convey the firewood into a pile with a Split Force 13/20T. Dry, season, and store the wood on pallets. And fold it all up to be towed to the next project.
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[@dipstick5869]

I was beginning to wonder if it had a splitting wedge on it. 🤣 Nice machine!!

[@FoxfireProjects]

Thanks 👍

[@Juzzy520]

Good job!💪💪🍺👍

[@jrmorrissey207]

It seems like it struggles to land the logs appropriately in the "splitting chamber" every time. You'd think this would be figured out by now for something that's 100K. You have to keep getting up and messing with the peavy. The bar also seems to struggle which is weird. Maybe the chain is ground too aggressive or something, or the rakes are cut too low. IDK, but it just doesn't seem to operate as seamlessly as I'd hope it would. Nice to have and see it work. Thanks for the demonstration.

[@FoxfireProjects]

This type of processor does struggle with sub par logs. Most of the firewood logs I get my hands on aren't perfectly straight and have defects. Makes it awful difficult to pull them through the trough and have them fall straight in once cut. Completely different scenario if the logs are straight and no cuts or knots on them. I'm never lucky enough to get those for firewood production though. We diagnosed a bent bar a few days after I filmed this video, straightened out and she's ripping straight through now. Always something on these processors. Appreciate you watching!

[@OutothehousewithPaul]

Greetings from the North! Love the design and function of the machine; what an amazingly efficient way to process firewood! Accolades to your friend for lending it to you. You are well spoken and your videos are well crafted, great work Buddy.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Thanks so much for the kind words and inspiration. Great accomplishment for me having you comment, as I followed your channel before I started mine! Hope to make it to the north country later this summer for a break from the heat and humidity. Really appreciate you watching!

[@rogerl8488]

Loved it!!! Man you have the life!! Lol

[@FoxfireProjects]

Glad you enjoyed. Always appreciate your comments. Thanks again for watching!

[@TheTorkerman]

Great video, loved all the different angles, although it’s not yours, great to see it in action.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Glad you enjoyed it! Good friends are a blessing for sure. It's really nice only having to pay for the diesel fuel and not the whole machine 😁 Thanks so much for watching!

[@tbonemc2118]

Those things certainly are expensive but when you consider the through put I think they're a great investment.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Absolutely! Huge time and every saver. Make's things so much easier. Thanks so much for watching!

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Hello just subscribed, we are a Retired couple having fun with Firewood, Nice processor, aint it nice to have equipment 😂 Take Care 🪵🚜👍🏼🇺🇸

[@FoxfireProjects]

Glad to have you along! The right equipment sure makes things easier, and a lot more fun 😁 Thanks so much for taking the time to comment and for watching!

[@TonysCoolTools]

Nate nice set-up you got there. Great to have a friend with a processor and better yet one that will let you use it. Thanks for sharing

[@FoxfireProjects]

Appreciate the kind words. It's a really nice setup. Good friends are a blessing for sure! Thanks so much for watching!

[@AndrejGavriluk]

И в тракторе ТИШИНА 👍

[@ShannonGarland-yu3jk]

Nice machine see you was cutting and busting some poplar do you sale a lot of it.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Don't sell a whole lot of it, other than in our campfire mix. We do use quite a bit in our own wood stove to heat the shop in the winter. Appreciate you watching!

[@AndrejGavriluk]

Классная у них техника . Создана для людей . 😢😢😢 в Белоруссии так не делают .

[@FoxfireProjects]

Интересно, можно ли импортировать? Спасибо за просмотр!

[@whitefishhire4598]

i think someone is planning to get a processor cheers

[@FoxfireProjects]

I’m planning for sure. It may be 20 years from now, but definitely planning 😂 Thanks so much for watching!

[@tannerbonnema9332]

is there a pump for the bar oil? Or how does it reach the bar?

[@FoxfireProjects]

Correct, it has its own pump. Keeps everything well lubed. Appreciate you watching!

[@johnathanleck4363]

When the operator station is on this side of the outfeed do you get a bunch of sawdust blown in your face?

[@FoxfireProjects]

Occasionally, if the wind is blowing in the right direction or the saw dust tube becomes clogged. Nothing too bad. After a full day, you definitely aren’t clean like a machine with a cab though. But not having a cab, makes it’s much easier to reload a large piece or free a stuck round. Thanks so much for watching!

[@billdoherty5332]

What is the cost of this unit please. Thank you

[@FoxfireProjects]

New pricing with today’s model for equivalent processor and conveyor would be around $110k. Thanks for watching!

[@billdoherty5332]

@@FoxfireProjects thank you

[@notubenick]

No good, the operator has to intervene every single cut.

[@2wheeltravel401]

I hate seeing millable logs go for firewood. But nice machine. How many cord per hr do you think it can produce.

[@FoxfireProjects]

Poplars grow like weeds here. Saved these from going to the landfill, but I know what you mean. A couple beauty saw logs in the pile for sure. Timberwolf claims 4-5 cord per hour. Check back in the coming weeks, have a few videos coming up with this beast back on the wood lot, where we'll see just how many cord she can do in a day. Thanks so much for watching!