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MOUNTAIN OF BOILER WOOD PROCESSED!
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2024
- Firewood processing is so much fun I think everyone should have a processor...the big girl gets a workout today making boiler wood again...this is halves and quarters only with 20" rounds and some weigh 30-40 pounds! BIG WOOD!
Got to love the production value of that processor. And yup, boiler customers are different than stove customers. My neighbour Guy does not like it when I split them too small. (which is why I do it sometimes..LOL!) Have a nice weekend with your family!
I do agree Gord, how is Guy’s shooting lane coming along? I always enjoy watching your channel, always learning something new. 👍🏻
Very true!
@@crazyman3157 Hey thanks - it is going to be slow progress for a while. Guy is going to be tied up for the next couple of months I think. Have a great weekend!
Your wood processor is great it does a great job. To bad you couldn't use your other conveyor to send it over by the barn
Thanks. We have equipment to deal with it.
Hi Chris!!😀😀
Nice run of wood!!😀👍
Thanks Al!
Nice pile of wood. That processor really goes through the wood.
Thanks James!!!
When a set of logs near the same size comes through. The processor just screams through it. If only Dad had one when I was younger. Lol
Yup, 12-14" straight logs...heaven!
Processor Day 🤩 Aways enjoy seeing the processor running
Thanks, more to come soon!
Y'all work Great together!! Hopefully you may be able to obtain more boiler wood customers!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Not much money in boiler wood, as those people tend to be cheap or want it for ad kow a price as possible because they are trying to save $ on heat. For a bigget operation with a processor, is more profitable than a guy like me with a saw and a splitter.
Thanks! Maybe so, we will see!
Yup...boiler people especially are "frugal" for the most part.
That BIG GIRL makes production!!! Hope the family time was fun. Smart adding that plastic sheet for protection 👍👍👍
Yes! Thank you!
Another great video, thanks
Thank you for watching!
Chris,that’s the kind of customer that everyone wants no fuss about size 😮😊❤
Yup!
Was wondering what ratio of fuel to gas you use. Is it similar to a chain saw . Great videos.
Boiler wood on a boiling day. Good job all. The shirts are a sweating Professor! 9 outta 10.😊
Yes! Thank you!
tip top mr woodman! could have done with your splitter here on the UK east coast today, some particularly HARD red wood splitting here, I need to upgrade my splitting tools... I'll go try find a video of yours for pointers, hope you had a happy holiday Chris
Thanks for watching from across the pond my good man!
Chris, you have done a great job learning how to run this machine.
Wow, thanks!
Good Morning Irene, A great effective setup👍🏼you have come a long way🚜👍🏼🇺🇸
Thanks Robin and Larry!
Nice video Chris. The right kind of equipment and smooth operation. GNI
Yup!
See Chris. I told you the other day that this lady found the right person for her supply, and she made the correct decision. 😉👍
Yup! I just delivered the last 2 loads yesterday, 32 face cords total!
G’morning Chris. The mountain is voluminous ! She’s getting some niiiiice stuff. GoodNightIrene
Yup, I just delivered the last 2 loads yesterday 32 face cords total! And she said she will call in March for another 1/2 a truckload for resupply!
the cookies would make nice boiler wood :-)
Yup, all of it goes into Berts boiler!
I know it would be an investments but have you thought about hooking up the Vacuum to collect the sawdust? I use to love burning the cookies. The real small cookies I would split and use to start fires. Now I am not sure if you have ever heard of this but I will give it a shot. Some schools use sawdust for crafts and they also use it for cleaning up messes. I used sawdust in the garage and yes it will help absorb anything you spill.
The saw dust comes out of the processor into the tote bladder and is collected there for the farms chicken coop and for other peoples chickens too....you will see this customer get a tote full for their chickens on a video soon.
@@InTheWoodyard Yes I have used them for others on Chickens Goats Horses Cows and Pigs and then seen them use it after in their Gardens. Nothing is wasted. Also in flower beds.
Enjoy family Chris😊
Thanks!
Let Adam run that thing for a while, the Processor
I do some times but his favorite thing is to use the tractor and grapple..... mine too! Haaa!
If there was more demand here for fire wood . I think I would have a processor . But just a lot to spend for the return .
Yup, sales are necessary!
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Thanks!
Hi Chris very nice Fire it up splits some wood cold winter coming soon lol ( Ty Ron
You got that right! Thanks!
Morning.
Hello!
Nice work when you had 2 logs in conveyor getting just one to advance & be cut.
Thanks 👍 Yup,sometimes it can be tough in the trough!
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Thanks!!!
Chris I have caught up in all of your videos and I look forward to watching the next instalment, but during the day I now don't have much to watch can you recommend another channel that is like yours as I'm housebound and I enjoy watching your videos, but I only have one everyday too look forward to. Many thanks Annette
Annette, I recommend GP Outdoors, good channel and doing all sorts of things firewood related and outdoors. Chris also has Out of The WoodYard, not firewood related but you get to see Chris and Kenny doing trapping and hunting on occasion. Hope you have a great day.
Thank you for that😃
@@annetteemmett326 I thought of another channel I watch and you might also like, Wilson Forest Lands. Really neat guy, Wilson, reminds me a lot of Chris. 😊
Out of the Woodyard!
Man, i love watching these big machines go. Like a giant wood pump. 😂
How many cords do you make per fuel tank about? Just curious. Have a good one, rock and roll
It has a 60 gallon tank...I do not know...I just dump in 10 gallons once in a while when it gets below 1/2 full.
@@InTheWoodyard right on, ✅️
Firewood !!
YES!
Good morning everyone
Hello Sir Stanley!
Awesome business, love what u have built here, content is fire mate, question.... how often do you sharpen the chain on the auto saw???? Cheers
Depends what I am cutting and if I hit something bad! But on average once every 4-6full cords or so. It has .404 chain..tough stuff!
@@InTheWoodyard that's good going 👌
I see you are putting the crotched logs on the deck so they are the last thing to split. Is that working better than doing the crotch first? / It's a shame the longer pieces are not falling into the splitting chamber cleanly a lot. / Neat "trick" holding the double-log back! / YES, more wood is the correct answer!
Crotches are bad no matter how they go through the processor...nasty some times! Yes, the chamber length limits the round length and a even drop is important. Yes!! MORE WOOD!
Shameless capitalism. Good going. M.B.A. quality Chris. JMNSHO
Yup, best system there is. Thanks.
Only two quantities of wood…..none and not enough!
YES! I like it!
Goodmorning brother , do you charge different prices for different kinds of wood. Have a blessed day.
Hello...yes I do..cherry and hickory is $130 a face cord (1/3of a cord) mixed hardwood and the one kind of wood orders (oak/beech/ash/hard or soft maple/locust) are all $120 and pine is $100 all include delivery within 10 miles for free...over that is $20 every 10 miles...stacking is $20 a face IF I can back exactly to the rack with zero steps.
Same price for boiler wood?
P.S. Can you amortize the cost of all your gear in a reasonable period, like a couple of years ?
My accountant lets us know what is best for our businesses and tax purposes. But yes we can.
I noticed the chain started really jumpy, and then it smoothed out as you went along. The excess oil wouldn't have caused that, though...
Yup, there was some bigger white oak that was very dry and the chain was getting dull....good eye!
@@InTheWoodyard Copy...👍
I don't see you using the arbsession helmets as much as I thought you would. I forgot who all bought them. Did Adam not get one, or have you decided against them for team work?
He did not have his along that day and it takes two, we use them a lot...I do not record everything all the time.
@@InTheWoodyard Well I'm glad you turned us on to them, having them improved our team work.
Good morning all, let 'er rip Chris!
Yup, will do!
Good Morning Woodhounds!(-:
Hello!
Why not raise the wedge for a single split on the small stuff or don’t split it at all?
Sorry wrote the previous comment ⤴️before you said your piece to camera at the close of the video. 👍
I do.
Yup!
Must be great not having to do re-splits
Yup, very fast and easy!
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Thanks!
Nopeuta kuljetinta nii menee nopeammin puut
Yup, it works when there is a jam up but it is very loud. I have found that a medium speed is good 95% of the time.
If they are burning (purchasing) Five cords of boiler wood this winter ,
Is that the same price as a tank of natural gas ?
Cheaper than gas or more expensive than gas ?
These days
In my area it would be cheaper to burn gas than wood , unless you can get the wood for free or as close to free as possible, it’s not really worth heating with wood
In the UK buying gas or oil, even at the terrible prices is cheaper than wood.
unless your doing it yourself, it's not worth it
No idea, I found that a lot of people just really like wood heat and like there house to be "hot" like 74-78 degrees because...they can! I think some do not care they bought the house and it had it so they use it??
Yes it is...exercise( we all need more not less), independent from utility, have it as warm as you want, fun to cut and be outside...money is not everything.
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Thanks!