The Firewood Cutter, also known as the Lumber Conveyor, is a fantastic tool for anyone wanting to cut and sell firewood in My Winter Car. The unique challenge it presents requires both skill and some heavy machinery. Here’s a comprehensive guide to help you become a proficient woodcutter in just a few simple steps.
How to Use the Lumber Conveyor in My Winter Car
Your first step is to connect the Cutter to the Kekmet tractor. This isn’t just a simple task; the Lumber Conveyor can’t be moved independently. Carefully maneuver your tractor close to the Conveyor—ideally, keep the distance minimal. If you’re too far, you’ll risk misalignment, and that could lead to logs tumbling down into the snow.
Now, look for the rear hitch lever on the right side of your Kekmet. Use it to lower the attachment arms. Once lowered, hop down and click on the Cutter’s connection point. If you’ve got everything lined up correctly, you’ll hear a satisfying click as it connects to the tractor.
Next, locate the PTO lever on the left of the steering wheel. Engaging this lever powers up the drive shaft and the Conveyor. If you want to speed things up, crank up the RPM. Just remember, higher speeds mean a shorter operational window.
How to Cut the Firewood in My Winter Car
Once you’ve set everything up, grab a log from your wood pile and place it in the Cutter’s slot. This handy machine will automatically split logs into smaller pieces, guided by your selected RPM. Remember, the Conveyor will do its job of placing the cut firewood into your trailer, so don’t forget to attach that as well!
What tools do I need to operate the Firewood Cutter?
To efficiently operate the Firewood Cutter, you’ll need the Kekmet tractor and the Lumber Conveyor itself. Proper alignment and setup are key to ensuring everything works smoothly.
How do I ensure my logs are cut correctly?
To achieve well-cut logs, make sure that you place them properly in the Cutter’s slot. Adjust the RPM on the PTO lever to control the speed of cutting. Balancing these factors will yield consistently good results.
Can I sell the firewood directly from my trailer?
Yes! Once you’ve gathered your split firewood in the trailer, you can drive to the selling point within the game to cash in on your hard work.
What happens if my logs fall off?
If you’re not careful with alignment or if you move the tractor too far, your logs may roll off. Keeping close proximity during the setup is crucial to avoid this issue.
Mastering the use of the Firewood Cutter can take a little practice, but the rewards are worth it. Not only will you have a reliable source of firewood to sell, but you’ll also enjoy the satisfaction of knowing you’ve honed a valuable skill. What has been your experience with cutting firewood in My Winter Car? Feel free to share in the comments below!