WOOD PROCESSING EQUIPMENT OF A COMPLETELY NEW LEVEL

1. UNTHA PS1300

2. John Deere 1470G

3. Wravor Debarker WD 1400

4. Bell's Super Log Splitter

5. Pezzolato TB 600

6. Sherwood LS-600/200

7. GHEBavaria Stuzama II

8. POSCH SmartCut 700

9. Greda POKER V

10. Komptech Chippo 8010C

11. Gandini ForestCut 48 (Preview)

12. Logosol B751

13. Vermer AX19 Brush Chipper

14. Drewmet WD-200/240/M

15. Neuhauser K+

16. Brusa & Garboli ТА30

17. Bandit 1680 Beast

00:00 - UNTHA PS1300
01:13 - John Deere 1470G
02:14 - Wravor Debarker WD 1400
03:17 - Bell's Super Log Splitter
04:17 - Pezzolato TB 600
05:15 - Sherwood LS-600/200
06:21 - GHEBavaria Stuzama II
07:29 - POSCH SmartCut 700
08:28 - Greda POKER V
09:22 - Komptech Chippo 8010C
10:31 - Gandini ForestCut 48 (Preview)
11:30 - Logosol B751
12:29 - Vermeer AX19 Brush Chipper
13:27 - Drewmet WD-200/240/M
14:32 - Neuhauser K+
15:23 - Brusa & Garboli ТА30
16:10 - Bandit 1680 Beast

[veterantechus]

This wood processing equipment is truly groundbreaking. Remarkable advancements!

[swagcrashusa]

It's incredible how squatting down to fix something can suddenly turn your peaceful surroundings into a symphony of honking horns. Perhaps the solution lies in a design tweak or a protective cover to prevent unintended activation. After all, in the world of gadgets, functionality should never come at the cost of chaos!

[madlifeus]

*the smartest and most useful machines*

[fishmanfishman]

Machines becoming so efficient! Processing trees into wood products faster than trees can grow. Anyone recognize a real problem?

[Justin-lffs]

Great stuff, faster, bigger, stronger ways of deforesting the earth into oblivion.

[MrCoxmic]

those pallets still look pretty good, not the end of their useful life

[bigtecch]

8:00 A robust tool for the toughest tasks! 💪

[OneOfDisease]

There is a special place in hell for people/companies that would shred a 30" tree in chips.

[SegoMan]

All of these great ingenious cut / splitting systems and no improvements on stacking / secondary handling..

[TheKurtsPlaceChannel]

Very entertaining and fun to watch. Thanks for posting this.

[oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[crandonborth]

Dude totally smashed his finger at 14:00

[friendsmb]

Never ignore a person who loves you, cares for you, misses for you.Because one day, you might wake up from your sleep and relaize that you lost the moon while counting the stars💗💕💖

[ianrobertson]

The posch is a solution to a problem that nobody has.

[dremach]

And every single one of these would get clogged in a heartbeat by palm tree fronds... lol :D

[weirdshibainu]

It's a wonder none of these were ever used in a Steven Segal movie...

[billmorris]

Good evening to all from SE Louisiana 24 May 22.

[nicolek]

A subject such as this requires the ability to pronounce a variety of foreign names correctly. It's a shame that the narrator does not have this talent.

[Undecided_]

Love this kind of content New subscriber from me

[dillfincollins]

Man, any one of those firewood processors would be a dream come true for me at work, I process ALOT of firewood during the winter at work and the processor we have is from like 1990 and it's a DINOSAUR, I mean it does the job, but always has issues, things are constantly breaking on it, blowing hydraulic lines, actually it's been broke down now for the better part of the season because for some reason there's very little down pressure on the chainsaw so it's not able to cut through most wood and we've tried replacing everything that has to do with it, even had the control box rebuilt and still no luck, it does ok when the machine is still cold, but the hotter the hydraulic fluid gets the less power it has, it's been a nightmare!!! So I've been stuck by myself with a single split wood splitter trying to keep up with hundreds of orders, most wanting full cords of wood, not to mention having to keep up with the 1/4 cord bins that we sell, that's a pain all by itself.. Any advice you could give me about the processor would be appreciated..