Japa Is Leaving The Woodyard For Good

Have I got what you need lol. Hope all is well and you and your family are finally getting to enjoy a winter. All the best Adam!

Sorry to see the JAPA go but you'll get something new and we will be viewing new videos. Stay safe.

I bet you regret not buying it.

there's something so therapeutic about watching logs get split

Bucking rounds at -25°F with jacket wide open will make me sweat too.
White-out conditions is not that. More like you can't a house standing 2 feet away.
I want to see a mechanical log splitter against a hydraulic.

Copy Ohio Joe and get a 405. Why not.

Do you know the brand POSCH from Austria? It´s available in the USA as well. Greetings from Germany

Which japa do you prefer?

Sad day! On a side note, did you get a new camera? The shot of you sawing up the slabs at the bucking table has real nice shallow DOF.

This was not your question or the star of this video but that log cutting table to prepared length of cut has to be the one of the best items on this operation. I did not realize such a tool existed and I'm now an old man but would have loved to have had one! I watched you and Doug construct this table--what a time saver and proficiency has to be it's name. Thanks for all the videos.

It is limited 14 inches. It is what it is. If you want bigger pay for it.

Would like to see the smaller circular saw dyna processer

Pretty greedy of you to use the machine one more time knowing that it was sold. Then afterwards you point out things that should be changed to make it better. I would back out of the sale or renegotiate the price if it was me for those reasons.

Howdy Adam! Have a great day, take care and God Bless you all!!!🙏❤😊

I don’t see any reason why the JAPA couldn’t be dragged out with your excavator and save you a lot of work, I’m sure it would slide nicely on the snow the 50’ necessary.

Adam, I'm not being sarcastic, did you have any thoughts about purchasing the processor? Was it even offered for a purchase price?
I do understand that you're an accountant, balancing costs with other stuff in your budget. (Just askin, maybe ' nun-ya bisness') couldn't ask for a better day to move it! 🥶

It stinks to say goodbye but as long as you have those 2 eastonmade machines you will be fine.

just remember this "SNOW = POND WATER!"

Good day Adam I know exactly what needs to go there the new Eastonmade Evo processor! Cheers my friend as always appreciate the awesome content 👍🔥🇨🇦

Multitek 2040 would be great to see

Easton Evo

Only $50K
Put your accountant hat on and make it work.

Easy for me to say since it’s not my money !

Keep up the good work !

What no pond update are you skating on it yet? Love your show it looks really cold there.

This had to be my favorite wood processing video. Watching you work logically through what has to happen first, second, next in order to remove the machine was great to see (emphasis on seeing, not just a statement). It is nontrivial to plan, capture, then edit the additional footage.

Additionally, watching you leverage the tool before departure…as well as the “time and motion” importance of bucking up the slats was oddly comforting. All this while also dialing in the real-time requirement to plow the driveway for wife/kids coming home in the white out. Boom baby!!

Range road,Hudson, brute force, woodmizer splitter and red runner processors would be nice to watch. Plus other small entry processors out there

Will we get a goodbye video of the loading process similar to the video of when it was dropped off and set up?

Hi Adam Enjoyed the video, I'm sure you'll have a replacement soon enough.
Stay warm and safe out there.

Put the cutting table in and do it old school

I have always liked the brute force processors wouldn’t mind seeing you run one and your opinion on it.

Adam, I really enjoy watching your videos and all your projects. I am curious what camera you use for most of your shots? Specifically the ones where you speed it up like when you were bucking the slabs, or filling the totes, or plowing the snow?

Like to see you with Joes Japa (405) seems to be very productive for a one man outfit, Adam. Great video. Cheers from HB NZ

Of the three Japa’s you’ve had on the property, which is the machine you have enjoyed the most? Or what functions/ options did you find the most valuable for your operation? I’m excited for what may replace the Japa. Enjoy the rest of your week Around the Yard! ~ Brent

To me a white out is when the snow is falling so heavy you cannot see 1 metre in front of you. ( 3'4" for anyone from a developing nation stuck with those antiquated inaccurate measurements.)

Sorry to see the Japa go, but know you'll still be cranking out firewood with what you still have. Great video!

Just like a chest game. I suggest placing pavers under the roof to avoid all that mud, and you'll be able to blow all the sawdust. Now, the saw dust will become mulch and then compost witch supposedly doesn't get stuck to your soles.

I would like to see a hakipilki

Why not just back it out ?

id love too see you try an Tajfun 400 rca wood processor it is a really nice piece of machinery. got one myself

No boiler to heat the house, garage, shop etc. in the long cold, snowy winter months? The older I get (and I'm pretty much there now) the more cold affects me.

Doug is the only guy wearing gloves working with firewood? Rookies!

Adam, didn't you buy your Japa 315 from Joe at Ohio Wood Burner? How did you go from buying one to having none?

cord king roand saw prossoer moore for big wodstove wood

Nice bucking table. You have plans for that?

Hey Adam, that folds up into a nice tight package. Not sure but I think Andrew just volunteered his new EVO 😂

The new evo frm Easten

When plowing, you ever thought of a 1 1/2” abs pipe for bottom of blade. Kinda nice for a gravel driveway.

Or you could just lift the outside end a bit, stick some timber under it, and pull it out from under the lean-to. But that wouldn't be a dramatic video of everyday moving stuff around with a tractor.

You do t wa t that anyway. Anthing eastonmade is better.

I bet mvy house house i could get that machine out of there without moving any of that stuff with my L28 bobcat way smaller than that tracker.

Stay with easton made. Hands down the best on the market.