Watching that beast from above is amazing.

Thanks for the mention. We don't have much support on the island, so it's nice to have this connection with you, Andrew. Kenny

Great video! My guess is 16 minutes for a full cord

Close to the 18 minute 33 seconds mark id say

🎉👍💯

I’ve been waiting for this one so we knew what time we had to beat. I’m glad you fell for the bait we threw out there now we’ll get serious and claim our rootbeer. Love the video.

I completely missed his video about this challenge. I'm in but I searched his channel (briefly) and couldn't fine the challenge video. Hook a brother up so I can see the rules and such! Thanks!

Nice work Andrew

Sure enjoyed your fun time sharing with us Andy. That's an awesome set up you have there for processing firewood, that's quite a time saver if you have all the necessary equipment to handle the logs in and out. Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.

17 minutes

Awesome video, great footage. Wicked wood weapons !!!👍

Good video, sweet machine 👍 Some of the suggestions I had, others already posted so I won't be redundant. Realistically 15-16 minutes is more than possible

Put the IBC totes on rails that are perpendicular to the conveyor. When a tote is full push it out of the drop zone with an empty tote without stopping the firewood conveyor. Remove the full tote and place another empty tote inline waiting. Or push the full tote out of the way with an empty tote and forklift.

You should give me one.

17 minutes

That is one speedy time for the 40C. With a little fine tuning of workflow, a faster time could be posted.

I'd say like 18 minute? I love Jeff's channel, lots of great content

16 minutes

18 minutes and 37 seconds.

22 minutos

With you running the machine, I’m going with 17 mins!

Get um Andrew.

Looks great!

Let's just say it, I want to play with that monster. My hats off to Eastonmade. Y'all know wood processing ! 🇨🇦 🍁 🇨🇦

is the MS324 Compatible with KIOTI and John Deere Tractors,

I could have used that back in the 90s, when I was doing my own firewood business. 😮😮😮

Love that wedge configuration 👍

Awesome wood weapon !! 👌

I love these machine but could never afford one. So I guess I'll stick with my splitter.

Why did you stop so soon

Running my new 16 way box wedge, and after close to 60 hours of splitting, had my first true jam up, had someone hold a pre split chunk infront of the blockage, and it came right! I couldn’t be happier!

It's absolutely cool and yes, I would still offer a few things! Thanks

I have 4 Kohler twins. Took one apart for fun, they are very "beefy inside....Al Scott

Glad to hear they're still great and not going down like Inteks, from failed cams and other issues.....Al Scott

I have a Briggs vanguard from 90's, It's a great engine!....Al Scott

Best firewood processing Equipment on the planet !

I can’t wait to win the lottery to be able to buy one

Love my Ultra!

I need one of those I'm running my firewood business full-time with a stihl 500i a 07 gmc 1ton dump and a 27 ton troybuilt splitter

the ms 324 is a game changer for skid steers and tractors in the firewood industry good job to you and you team andrew,

I agree Auto cycle is the ticket to speed when splitting. I have a 12-22 and I cannot believe how fast I can process a bush cord of wood. These splitters are awesome.

hi there they sure look nice , best to all john

Awesome!

Awesome High inertia saw as opposed to chainsaw. Great log flipper also

F'ing hot out here. 😂😂

G'day Andrew, I put my boot up on the nasty blocks then when they let go the other half flys across the yard I work alone when I'm splitting. When I'm in Ontario in summer I've noticed with all the fresh water lakes it certainly makes it steamy 👍.

One of the OG Eastonmades here may not have all the bells and whistles of that 37D but the log cradle it sure does. Still one of the best purchases I have made for my home, yearly firewood is quick to split! Only regret is never getting a conveyor way back because getting the wood away from it and into a trailer or wagon is the time consuming tedious part by far.

Thank you Andrew for the Axis machine you provided to Buckin Billy Ray. It is being put to good use to help a lot of deserving people. ❤

Who ever ordered this machine knows for a fact thats its going to work!

36C is 97F, that’s freaking hot. Be careful Andrew, don’t want you dying from heatstroke.