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Maybe you could teach your dad how to use it . I bet he likes to have fun 😅

I thought for a second there I was watching the Jetson’s

Great video Sandy it's always better when dad is there. Enjoy the times that you share with him. Mine passed a few months ago but I will cherish the fond memories the rest of my days. Cheers to Everyone!!! 🙂

Sandy anything that keeps me away from those bugs is a great idea 😂

your dad looked like he enjoyed himself ! great stuff

Great video, Really like the opening fast camera footage down the trails of your property

Arachnophobia!

Just curious what lengths are you cutting to and why?

Like seeing pops out working. Dad and I cut may many trees into firewood back in the day. He had a stroke in 2019, no more cutting anything but lunch with him now. Good video, enjoy your dad while ya can.

i leave spider 🕷️ 🕸️ alone as they are fantastic bug catcher especially flying ones even have couple in my home lol they come out to visit every once in awhile Lol almost pets

Is that a 360 camera you're using now? It works very well.

Dad you raised a good boy into a great man! bless you, wish I could be there to shake your hand. Sandy take care of your Dad!

👍great video

Always good to have help. Good vid. Thanks.

We are proud of you… you are a wonderful steward of your land… its a real blessing to see young folks like you all be it too few and far between… 👍 keep on keeping on 🎉😊

I love those portable garages. Every time I lose one to a tree or snow load I'm forced to replace it with another building . All lumber comes from my HM130. Waiting for a good sale so I can buy another one. I've already got the spot ready under a heavy leaning red maple. Trick is to never store anything valuable in them. My wife will never catch on

Hooray for good dad's!!

Thanks Sandy for another video .

a person can always use good help

Highschool kids graduated by now .. just guessing as don't know how many months kids go to school in canada. What I am getting at is some youngsters that will trade time for boards for their parents maybe and help is good as you have more of a hand with the trim wood being used up. Farm labor here doesn't require high insurances and so more leeway for lower labor costs. Just a thought Sandy

So that was your Pop, working with you? Next time, introduce him to us. Sandy, if I never give you another piece of advice, it'll be this one: CHERISH every moment you have, every moment you spend with 'the ole man,' doing "Guy stuff" and enjoying one another's company. One day, he will be but a memory, and all you'll have left are the memories. I cherish the time my Pop and I had together, doing whatever, but mostly fishing. Take care, brother...............

Great intro thanks for the trail ride!! Wonderful when we get to see you work with your Dad 😊 Derek and Michella

That great you working with your father. Reminds me of all the years cutting firewood with mine.We worked so long together we never had to say a word. A well oiled machine. Miss ya Pops.

Always nice to have help. If I lived closer and was younger, I would love to help in any way I could.😊

It may be a great tool as I seen BUT don't look at the price. I mean like holy ^@^@^ it is very very expensive

hi, instead of using a scraper to clean your logs, buy yourself a leaf blower, it'll go a lot faster, bye

Great decision Sandy , keep up awesome content my friend cheers 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦

It looks nice but you didn't fix the problem. The high side are the issue not the center. Go wider knocking down the sides, build up the middle. The water will flow off the road. When pulling down the road the side of the land plane with the blades in the lead will move the dirt to the center. You need a crown to get rid of the water issues. Also a layer of gravel is badly needed! Try to be helpful not trying to criticize hopefully you take this that way!

Ive never seen so much snow in my life.

Absolutely love it. Beautiful job. Inspiring video.

I do like that idea Sandy! Nice job!

You may want to get a log grapple, sometimes called a log skidding grapple.

That's a nice looking grapple.

Agreed and good luck !

Is this your product? Your video is on the website. Is there a smaller version available for small logs and a 5 inch grinder for log furniture etc?

It’s a great setup the table is key

A golf cart is not a toy. If that passes as a toy for you I would suggest some more exciting hobbies, like knitting.. lol. Jk

The other looked to be more work this one is faster LOL and not flimsy

I have the wc68 also, and I love it. That new tf810 seems to work very well too, but it looks like it sits lower? not sure if I would like that part. great video

Yeah, why DID you change from that one to the vertical splitter anyway? It's WAY more expensive and you had such a great set up with it pushing the split pieces straight into the tote cage, so you actually handled the wood less with that old setup it seemed. I know you've talked about the control you have with the vertical splitter, but as long as we can fit it in our wood stove I really don't care if my split logs are "pretty." Though I'm thinking that you sell cord wood, so that may be more important to you? In any event, since we need to come up with our own small-scale firewood setup soon, we've very interested in all the details about why you decided to change and whether it's made that big a difference for your scenario. Also whether you think that would apply to a homesteader who is NOT selling cord wood. Many thanks for all your great content!

Old times. Now you're a vertical guy!

Did you go back in time for this one? 😁

Are you going to do The LOG FATHER challenge

Hello Sandy. This is an impressive machine as it is. It would be cool if the configuration could be changed from the cab, but that would mean a complete rework of the tool to accommodate the hydraulics. It does not seem to be a burden at all for your tractor. Have good days!

Went through the same 15 years ago. And i didnt elect to have my 15 acre pine lot thined. The logger was going to leave 30% of the trees. Many other owner on st joesph island ontario did. Result varied. Many lost to wind damage.. im glad i didnt. Im 70 and have been thinning for 5 years cut nearly 20 th feet. And it felt good then you said you could only do 5 trees a day. Lastly why dont try to get a sponsor for a bobcat feller buncher. Would love to see results of that. Great job on your web and cheers.

Keep sourcing the blow down, deal with the thinning in winter, the wood keeps well at that time of year, find urself customers to sell the excess to

This is by far the best simplest explanation of how to do a birdsmouth cut I have seen!! I have watched many videos and wow wish I would've watched this one first! Thanks 😉👍🏼👍🏼

Although SPF is homogenous for construction species. Balsam Pine is noninclusive because it doesnt perform structurally. Pine not fir

Just caught your video so a little late to the party! Just wondering if it would work with just a regular third-function connection? If not, what alteration would be required. I have a Kubota L4060 with a dealer installed third-function that runs my grapple. It has the rocker switch installed on the joystick. Regards.

Only a barbarian would cut framing to length with a chainsaw. Lol