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What are you going to do to the groundhog? Some people eat them.

Did you know those whistle pigs can climb a tree?

Ha! Never mind re the solar fan! Just found your follow-up vid… my bad!

Cool idea. You definitely need to vent it… how about a hole at the top w a little solar fan blowing out, then put the whole thing on wheels so makeup air gets in around the bottom? Otherwise you have terrarium

Did you trap any groundhogs?

Not sure the whistle pig eats apples.

Is this a gasification boiler?

You really should have beef cattle in that patch instead of all that manicured lawn. What are you a golf player? Anyway, you just earned yourself a subscription

What’s better this or the Kubota ? I also will be buying in landpro I’m in the same area

Good to see the DR is working well. A buddy of mine has one with prob 1000 cords put thru it. By the way I LOVE your shirt!!!

This is what i was picturing in my head to build for this falls sales. now i can watch this a few times and build. this will be a great help!!

That bagger is pretty cool! Works great👍👍

Works great. High price but it’s worth it

Great video. How many square feet are you heating with this boiler? I’m looking at this same model currently and trying to decide if I want to pull the trigger. A brand new stove just isn’t in the budget right now.

Central boiler sells an upgrade kit for the side air channels. The channels are replaced with stainless steel tubes which are much easier to clean. The right side is worse because the inlet is on that side and cooler air comes in and creates creosote quicker. Thanks for the video! I have the same model and understand the elbow grease involved!

Seems awfully slow and struggling, dull chain or is the 460 just not a powerful saw? I don’t know the husqvarna numbers

I know JD is the higher price, but - service is key, for me: and my dealer is 8 miles away. Good video. Price point vs the Kubota, the dealer beat the Kubota price. some of the attachments on a JD are less then a Kubota. snow thrower example

New 2023 2024 model of 2025R with front loader and backhoe are $37,000 and I just dont know if I should pull the trigger😅

Hi. What kind of wood are you burning?

Upgrage the air channels to the round tube or,In my opinion, You will have a water leak because of the buildup in that recess

Juan Deere now Mexico bound. They are supporting gay pride now.

I so miss milling and getting to see all the wood grain

Great! video man

If you don't clean your chute regularly the wet sawdust will collect on the rubber drive belt and can cause wavy cuts, also nice wood

Chain is very dall

Your dust chute is clogged.

A board with holes drilled to capture the hex heads of the bolts will protect your new tank.

80 hour review on the one I had.would I buy again, hell no what a pile of junk. Kubota all the way!

I am concerned that those hex bolt heads are going to puncture the jug in time. Either use carriage bolts with smooth heads or raise the jug up off of the hex bolt heads.

A lot of sap wood thou

Damn. Niiiiiceee

Love my 2025r

Does it auto return when you release the lever or do you have to push it up?

Knot it real good, so the customer can't open it

You should set them a bit deeper.

Take the small end of the pins and set them through the holes of the riggers and let them rest on the riggers so it won't sag to the ground. saved me a lot of pain and the pins never get lost . I don't have a nice concrete pad to use a dolly.

I have been buying Deere's for many many years but since they went woke and specifically trans all my Deere purchases are on hold! What is your plan?

ill never buy a deere again. they want to move manufacturing to mexico and lay off american workers? fine....stay there

Too late, I would never get a deer now

That’s a lot of acreage my guy! I run a GM1072r behind my 2025r and it cut my mowing time in half. I went from 4+ hrs in the sun with a 48” rotary cutter to 2-1/4hrs with that 6ft finish mower! Great Video I will be checking out your others!

I would recommend Black plastic to increase the temp during the day when the sun shines. Maybe making the tote more airtight would help to force the overheated air down through the wood. Also, if you had the bottom opening smaller it would be more pressurized depending on the size of the intake of the fan. Just my 2 cents :)

Five percent difference in four weeks seems legit for a process that takes months and sometimes years.

One thing that I can see in your IBC is you have a center row of wood that blocks airflow through it. If you stack wood really tight like that it wont dry as well no matter how hot it gets, its the air moving through a pile that dries it out. Just my two cents, its worked for me for many years. Best of luck with the solar kiln. I stack my green wood in a ##### pattern so air can easily go through it. Once it is dry I stack it tight to save space.

Admitting that a design doesn't work is tough, but super helpful to see what doesn't work! Thanks for trying this design out for us!

It would probably dry faster with just the solar fans blowing on the wood.

Cool design. I have always found that the wood on top of a pile outside tends to be a little bit drier (the pieces that get better sun exposure). Interested to check out pieces that maybe only had just the end grain on one end but you may have done this by digging into the pile a bit (37-38% versus 30%) but it's hard to tell as a viewer the way the video is edited/shot. Thanks for the video.

Too bad you were also sucking the moisture out of the ground

So basically the same.

If I'm seeing this wrong, I apologise.. But from what I do see - A glaringly obvious design fault that I can see immediately(IMHO), is your air Inlet is at the top, and your outlet is also at the top. I would have had my Inlet as far down the bottom as I could get it, and opposite to the outlet. [Edit after watching the start of the video again: it appears to me like there is only one vent, meaning there isn't really an Inlet or an outlet. This is even worse than I had thought. It appears to be more like a sauna can a kiln. The fan should be attached to a cowl and plastic fitted so it is positively either pushing air out or sucking air in; with the other air Inlet/outlet right at the bottom of the wood pile]. also surely the wood from the bottom of both stacks would (I imagine) read differently from the wood you've chosen from the top but that's just speculation - I have zero experience in this area. An afterthought: Also I imagine black plastic would heat up more than clear too.

Man you need to get you some detachable forks for that bucket on your tractor so you can move those stacks around lol