Range Road EcoPro 300 Wood Processor 2019

[@job38four10]

For some reason this model was off my radar and not sure why, seems to be what I'm looking for. Lord willing I will be looking hard this up coming year (Sept 22) for a firewood processor and there are half dozen I'm looking at. A few things I'm looking for, No.1>at least 14" log,,,,, at least 10'- 16' long log and that add on infeed looks like a good option,,,,, 8'-10' conveyor, adjustable 4-way wedge,,,,, and last but not least>>> not re-handling the cut-off block everytime to line up with wedge............. This set-up looks like just what I'm looking for, good video thanks for posting..........

[@TrappingIncTV]

it does a great job!

[@davidlynch8294]

Best video I have seen yet I would like to see one though with someone doing actual hardwood maple oak beach.

[@TrappingIncTV]

I would if we had any.

[@4052-t4z]

Can you do an update review on your eco pro firewood processor? Want to see how it's lasting and how much wood you have processed?

[@TrappingIncTV]

It gets used every winter in my wood yard. It has a rolling deck attached to it and the total repairs have been a rewelding of the log stop.

[@robbobcat7286]

that is very soft wood...not a bad price considering you can buy a log splitter for 10k

[@TrappingIncTV]

Yes that is. I'm getting some birch here this winter and we'll make it work some!

[@jacobyoder4520]

That's a very nice machine!!

[@TrappingIncTV]

You bet!

[@Alan_Hans__]

It seriously needs some better sawdust control. At least some ducting or hose to get it venting further from the machine.

[@TrappingIncTV]

It is set up with a chute for attaching sawdust collector. I just kick it out of the way every now and again

[@cr500mike]

NICE ! now get back to work before you get fired . commented/liked/been subscribed .

[@TrappingIncTV]

Thank you! LOL

[@Beaverslayer84]

I like it. How would it handle harder wood like oak and hickory. Ya got soft wood. Your doing just wondering. Love watching ya all . Do they ship in USA. Like southern ohio. Were we are. . Thanks again god bless. And keep up sweet videos me and son look forward to them . Keep traps full. And wood shed full . 😉😉😉😉

[@TrappingIncTV]

The hardest wood we have is birch and fire killed tamarack. You can find all the dealers at www.range-road.com as far as Ohio there is these folks. Ohio Savage Forestry Products Matt Savage Fayetteville Ohio 45118 513-266-0912 Email [e-mail]

[@Beaverslayer84]

@@TrappingIncTV thank you very much . Love everyone your guys shows u do . Am going try doing KZbin thing this trapping season with my son. . He's 7 now and he loves it. . Let ya all no when I post my first one this fall . Thanks god bless

[@chrismcguire3917]

Just seeing this now. Are you still using it? How has it held up?

[@TrappingIncTV]

it has been very durable. I do 2or 3 logging trucks of birch a winter with it

[@masomaslin6396]

How mush is a set up like this in Australian dollars and where do I purchase it from? ..

[@TrappingIncTV]

www.range-road.ca

[@tonydeleo3642]

How hard is it to set up and take down?

[@TrappingIncTV]

easy!

[@silverlakelandcare7621]

Whats the price as shown with the log lifter?

[@TrappingIncTV]

This is in Canada. Range Road alsop has a US website with US pricing. range-road.ca/home-page/products/infeeds-log-lifters-live-decks/rr105-log-lifter-with-infeed/

[@tommurphy6972]

Awesome video rich!!! Lots of good info. But one question.. are all the hose hi pressure connections??

[@TrappingIncTV]

Extremely!

[@TheTorkerman]

Your pushing hard on that saw

[@TrappingIncTV]

Yep, I push equipment hard.

[@dancou1896]

Hey great video probably the best review I’ve seen of all the processors done. Are u able to pick up 16 ‘ logs with the log lift

[@TrappingIncTV]

Check out the review I did of the predecesor RR20 t. It is the same log lifter. And it has no problems lifting some big 16-foot long logs kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2K7n2yQeLGJqc0

[@backwoodsstyle9333]

How much does this set up cost???

[@rangeroad]

Get in touch with us! email [e-mail] we'd love to help!

[@TrappingIncTV]

Range Road can tell you best

[@kevinclark3557]

how many times did you have to sharpen the chainsaw to do the processing?

[@TrappingIncTV]

I didn't. Of course how clean the wood is plays a factor but that big motor makes up for a lot of sins!

[@kevinclark3557]

@@TrappingIncTV thanks....I am looking at it along with the $7100 price tag...thanks again

[@terrycarl8923]

How does it do on oak?

[@TrappingIncTV]

I wish I knew. We don't have oak with in 1000 miles of here.

[@terrycarl8923]

@@TrappingIncTV here we don't use poplar for firewood it burns to fast

[@TrappingIncTV]

@@terrycarl8923 We mostly use birch but didn't have any at the time of the review. I have now 210 tons of birch through my unit with great performance.

[@47karon]

Whats price of one of these processors

[@TrappingIncTV]

range-road.ca or range-road.com

[@boydkeller5822]

How much do they cost

[@TrappingIncTV]

Here is the Canadian site. There is also a US site if you are in the states. range-road.ca/firewood-processors/ecopro300-firewood-processor/

[@yoyoyoda1783]

yr sure its gonna hold up...looks chincy

[@TrappingIncTV]

It has processed several lifetimes of wood so far without a hiccup!

[@BaronBoar]

Those pieces are quite large.

[@TrappingIncTV]

Some are. They have another splitting wedge for smaller pieces.

[@terrycarl8923]

15hp? The engine says 14hp on the tank

[@TrappingIncTV]

oops

[@billncfirewood5292]

You look at that wood it will spite. Is this a joke

[@TrappingIncTV]

i don't understand your question.

[@billncfirewood5292]

You have wood a used $50 splitter can spite understand that?

[@codybrucewilliams]

@@billncfirewood5292 english doesn't seem to work for you. Use google translate and ask your question again.

[@Hollcall]

Poplar & Balm of Gilead.........would not burn if you soaked it in Gasoline. WOW...! Waste of time & money.

[@TrappingIncTV]

I'm not sure what you are talking about but THIS particular wood is burning merrily in my fireplace this winter. Cheers!!

[@delbovingdon1824]

@@TrappingIncTV I think he is referring your Poplar wood to another type of wood and l think it may be related to the poplar,l am not sure l had some in my yard and I put fill around it and it died but it gets big and he is saying it wouldn't burn if you soaked it in gas ,,but I thought it dried right out like poplar and burnt ok,, I think its spelt Bam a gilia!!??BAM. A. GILL. YA. LOL Anyways that might help!! I live in Ontario Canada!! Is the price of the model mentioned,?, l seen the price of the log lifter!! Thanks nice video and l am interested in the unit just like to get a price!!

[@Gus1966-c9o]

Think before beaking off ok

[@Edmonchuck]

I know this comments about a year old, but I live a little bit north of where these processes are made. Well we consider Poplar is actually technically called trembling or quaking aspen. When a lot of Americans think of Poplar, they're thinking Cottonwood and things like that. I burn about seven cords of trembling Aspen a year. I heat my entire house with it, in fact oftentimes I can heat myself up to the point of it being uncomfortable. It's also in the realm of an extremely clean burning wood, I have no chimney issues, no creosote, and very few Sparks. when people say they want to burn Hickory and Maple and oak, I cringe because some of those woods are so nice they're meant for woodworking. Trembling Aspen is meant for plywood, pulp and paper, and some damn good firewood. I also have built things out of trembling Aspen and it's lasted for 30 years with very little to no protection. So when some of the snobby fire burners say they would never burn this, I guess they just like being cold or paying a ton more money for very little extra heat.

[@HubertofLiege]

@@Edmonchuck quaking aspen? Populous tremuloides