Two comments. First, speak up because at the beginning of the video, with my sound on high, I could barely hear you....just sounded like mumbling to me. Second, there is a design flaw in your set up. Because you do not put much effort into clearing the table after a couple of splits, a lot of your wood goes on the ground, which is a hassle to pick up. Either the table needs more slant to the conveyor, or your conveyor bottom end needs to be wider to match the spread of your table. Tho as I said, if you clear the table occasionally, then the wood would not stack up on it and fall off on the lift side! It did it a bit at the first, but towards the end a goodly percentage of your splits went on the ground. I say this not to be mean, but hopefully you can remediate this problem! Of course, if you had a second person on the lift side, they would be clearing the table while you split!
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I called Honda yesterday for tech support and they transferred me to my local equipment rental company that doesn’t sell or service Honda equipment except the stuff they rent out. So the equipment rental company was really confused as to how or why they transferred me to them. But I’m looking up the local dealers/service now. I think I may just wait for my parts and if it doesn’t work out I’ll go to the dealer because they are always overloaded with stuff and have a long wait to get stuff back to you.
@@outdoorswithlarryrobin thank you for the suggestion. I’ll check that out. Apparently it has a fuel solenoid under the carb so I think I’ll check that out too, but I haven’t gotten that far into it. And I’m out doing deliveries today. 🔥🪵🇺🇸
@@user-td2qw6dg7w Haha. Yes, it’s quite an adjustment. I’ve been happy with the engine and especially the Wolferidge, I’ll get it going. It’s mechanical so stuff happens sometimes. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Dont how i missed this up to a month later. But here I am. Nice looking splits. My current supply is going fast and i am on track to be out by mid September
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood Better late than never haha. Thanks for stopping by. I’m getting low too. I’m working on next year’s supply now, except when I can get my hands on some dry logs.
Thanks. Other people don’t always like to see how the sausage is made but eat it up without a care. This tree is younger than me and the others around it will be much healthier and happier with a little more space and resources to grow.
I’ve been surprised. I’ve got two more this week. But I’m certainly not complaining. I welcome the time in the air conditioning of the truck in this weather.
Thats exactly how you do it! Roll them down to the dirt road. Try to build a wall so they dont go over the wall and down the other side because you dont go down hill to get those rounds!!
Getting some help from gravity. I was lucky that there was an old down tree laying on the ground at the bottom for a back stop. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Same here. I was seeing others that were just a little farther and the a little farther and just have to decide some aren’t worth it. But this one was too good to pass up. I can’t keep enough Madrone in stock. It out sells every other species combined 5 to 1. So it’s hard to let it go. Thanks for watching and commenting. Have a good one. 🔥🪵🇺🇸
Great looking machine. You did great with your video. My next purchase will be a long conveyor. And your correct there powder coating does hold up really well.
In u opinion which is a good reliable workhorse to buy a 311, 362 or which one would u suggest? A no fuss no finicky good little saw ! Got a 251c, but like a little more power Don't want to go up to the 400 to expensive ! Please advise, I thank you in advance Gunter
I don’t have any experience with the 311, but the 362 is my favorite saw that I’ve owned. I have some larger ones and some smaller ones, but the 362 is a great balance of size, weight and power for the work that I’m usually doing.
Yes. It’s basically faster than I am. But someone was asking me about it recently so I figured I’d check it out. I think my last box store splitter advised that it was a 17 second cycle time and not auto cycle.
I’ve never seen it come off like that. I’m not sure if it’s related to the time of year or what. When I dropped the tree some of it came off where it hit the ground. Then the rest was really loose and coming off easily. The top of the tree had termites but the bottom had none. Thanks for watching.
It’s by far the most popular and best selling firewood around here even though it produces 20% less btu’s than Live Oak, which is abundant around here.
I prefer to think of it as working smarter not harder. I don’t know about lazy by the time I fell it, limb it, buck it, load it, haul it, and unload it, I can use all the help I can get splitting it. 👍
