Canadian here. Eastern Ontario between Ottawa and Montreal Québec. Andrew, thank you for purchasing Canadian products such as n&n trailer and Eastonmade splitter. Pretty much close to me. It's nice to see my fellow neighbors to the south encouraging us Canadians.
Good Morning Woodhounds!! Runnin late tday.... Grandpa and Grandma plum wore out... had 5 of the little petri dishes stay the weekend... Love em dearly but they wear you down ... 10°F and cold here in Ashville Ohio this morning! Have a Great Day Folks...
One of your best video's yet galvanized trailer is next for me then the axis back starts to tighten up with the super split galvanized trailer then grapple already have the conveyer the other chris
Nice video Chris. It's true, you have really nice equipment that serves you well. If I was in your Ruby Red Slippers I would put more value on the facility & crew that make it all possible than all the equipment put together. The woodyard crew is one of kind. GNI
Yup, I thought of that and I will do a video about that some time....but we are not for sale/hire....the other stuff can be had by anyone who works for it.
Great channel Chris, I am learning alot of from you on how to run a firewood business here in England. Every small step towards being more efficient and saving time adds up. You really deserve all the 'free' stuff companies offer to you because putting out a daily video consistently involves alot of discipline and work. Cheers, Zen
Good morning Chris!!😀😀 Toys, toys, toys!! I sure love all the toys!! Making firewood goes so much better with all the toys. Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚 Logger Al
I have a Toyota Tundra but I’d never say it’s better than my 3 F-250’s with the 7.3L powerstroke’s. All three have way over 500K miles and I pull tractors, skid steers, pull dump trailers with tree debris loads everyday all day. The Stihl 500i is probably the best all around saw for buckin wood by far. The power to weight ratio is about as perfect as can be for anyone who wants to not deal with lower back issues and fatigue by not needing to bend over snd cut through the roof quickly. I’ve been working with Eastonmade to get a log splitter from them.
I agree years back in the 1990 I had a Toyota Tacoma best truck I ever had never left me stranded . I traveled in my job working all over the country . I won’t hesitate on buying one . 😊
Chris, you use that trailer for three things and you only mentioned two, delivering, splitting, bringing wood home and hauling the tractor. Truck, you have the original back window! Great video. God bless.
That Eastommade processor is the cat's meow. Very impressive. Your video was very therapeutic because you have science d out all the stuff that actually works. I used to be young and stupid and thought fast was everything but have learned a good and quality job is much better than a fast job.
I tried to guess the 9 tools before watching, and got 7 out of the 8 you featured. I guessed the battery pack rather than the tractor, though. Buying logs isn't a tool!! But - nice vid to watch with my breakfast!
Having watched from the start of your vids from going out cutting and hauling and splitting and stacking to buying in and just piling it up and all your purchases and gifts to make your process quicker and more efficient you have done a great job. You are a very hard worker 👏👏
Went from 51cc Jonsered 2051 Turbo to a Jonsered 670 Champ and now a 500I…..no comparison. People saw the bigger saws are heavier, and they are, but the big saws do the work for you!
Absolut correct. Greetz from Germany. Everyone laughs about me doing firewood with a 462 and a 500i with Long Bars. So much easyer to Work with, better for my Bones, a Lot quicker cuttin, and makes Fun to Work with. These saws changed my work alot💚🌲🪵🪓 Greetings to all woodheads💪 sorry for broken english
Well I gotta say Chris thank you for all the knowledge you put out and visit other yards to show the flow of work to be done!! It truly helped me set up my wood yard and keep it clean to operate in it safely!! I like the way you store the wood in bins and I to have built a small bin unit that I store wet wood to throw them into baskets later- my baskets are 1yr aged and dried. but awesome knowledge passed to us peasants!! GO WOOD HULK FANATICS!!
I bought an old used Supersplit kinetic splitter a couple years ago. Started selling wood with my boys (cash for them, hobby for me). Super split is awesome for me since I can load it into my pickup and it works really well for me. It will struggle with the big ugly pieces some. Eastonmade looks like the best production splitter that I see. Great channel Chris. Even though I have spent most of my life around sawmills, equipment and firewood I have learned a lot from your channel.
I’m on my 2nd year and firewood has payed for my 70cc and 90cc saws and wood splitter and a dump trailer and truck it’s a heck of a business and uve been such a help thank u so much
G’morning Chris. GREAAAAAT TIPS !! You da man. I’m happy to have seen most of these improvements happen on the channel. Thanks for everything. GoodNightIrene
From 6:52 to 7:25 I was a little worried that your black lab was going to go after that rat next to the house and get bit by the tip of your chainsaw as you were cutting. He started to go after him and that got your attention for a second and you looked at him. Not sure if that has been brought to your attention. BTW great video!!!!! I love cutting wood and heating with it. Been cutting firewood for over 50 years, mainly just for me. Take care!
Glad I came across your channel, your video on how to identify wood you made with your brother was very helpful. I enjoyed this video as well. Thanks from a fellow Wisconsinite
@@InTheWoodyard yeah I’ve been binge watching your videos! I’m new to cutting, felling, burning wood, ect. I’m learning a lot from your videos. Thanks for doing them.
I just recently bought a power split from Quebec which is self propelled with a 15 foot conveyor although a bit pricey I can say I can can split wood like never before
I dont know what your tabs cost where your at but here (MN) a 1 ton costs about 120 bucks a year my 3/4 ton was over 700 if you ever upgrade skip the 3/4 and go 1 ton for a negligible difference in price. enjoy your videos!
Good info Chris. I wish I had bought a trailer and tractor before I retired. On a teacher's retirement, itt is out of reach.The big saws are nice I used to have a Jonsered 910 when I was younger, with most people it is the price. i used to make people go WOW when I used it on big stuff. It really speeds up whatever you are doing. I can't use the big ones anymore. Most of my cutting is done with a 50cc. I miss the big saws. I had 3 Toyota Tundras, awesome trucks. I got broad sided last year in my 2006 that I bought new. I was hit on my door by a dodge minivan doing 65 mph. 15 broken ribs. I went to buy a new one and was blown away by the price. I paid 26 for the one I had, new ones are 80. Had to buy a Tacoma and really couldn't afford that. Miss my Tundra
Awesome stuff! A lot of this is on my wish list. I have a 562xpg and a 372xpg (my favorite saw), debating on getting a 572xp or 592xp next. Love your channel, keep the videos coming, and keep up the good work!
i used to rip all my big wood down to size so i can lift manually until i got a box wedge splitter with a log lifter. Chainsaws are the most expensive handtools around. so if your spending more time ripping wood down to a smaller size, its costing you more time and money. Otherwise another awesome video!
good video. I had KO2's on my old Ram. they were great tires. i have some Wrangler AT tires on my Rebel Echo-diesel and they stink.....lol. i only have 18000 on them so its going to be a while. hope you get your tractor back soon.
Good Morning Chris: Great Video- I’m looking at replacing one of my Ram 5500s with a Tundra. My diesel trucks seem to spend more time in the shop than on the job. I have a 2001 Toyota Tacoma with over 335,000 miles on it and it’s still going strong. I’m hoping the Tundra would be more reliable.
I like that dump trailer, Never been impressed with powdercoating, has been my experience with it that it will chip, get moisture under and start to bubble.
Really enjoyed this one Chris.... voice over is pretty cool.. The compilation of the different tools , seasons are a great window into your story.... Thanks and GNI!!
Good morning Chris good video lots of good information. When the time comes will you purchase the processor from Andrew, or hasn’t that been discussed yet. Keep on cutting
Your glaciers about the same speed as my $200 harbour freight electric splitter. Nice to have no maintenance and resplitting in the basement, can't imagine paying for gas on something that slow.
My new favorite tool is a cheap clone chainsaw. Apparently the ash log had other plans for me. It decided to produce a nail, of which I promptly cut lengthwise. Twice on the same nail. Is tje price ya pay to get a log out of the way. Sharp chain to dull as a popcorn fart in seconds. Resharp, dull as a popcorn fart just as fast. Gives a wood hound stories to tell when they can't cut wood anymore.
Having been a long time subscriber to Chris’s channel, Chris has slowly grown to where he is at. If you get a chance, go way back in his early videos and you can see everything he talked about. The old trailer, the Glacier (I personally have the same splitter) as well as some of the wood gathering Chris has done. Chris speaks from experience. Took a while for him to get to the point he is at but he also is a down to earth guy, honest, and tells and shows it how it really is. A true gem and treasure trove of information from a business side as well as what works and what does not work. 👍🏻
I grew into it as my sales grew so did the equipment and supply. Most of business failure is over borrowing to get toys or spending sales money, I put it all back into stuff to produce more...no debt. Wants vs needs.
@inthewoodyard if I want to buy logs who do I call and what should I expect to pay and for how much do I specify the type of wood? I assume logging companies? And I personally would exclude some types of wood.
We have 4 trailers. My N&n 6x12 is a 10k trailer with a empty weight of 3,000ish and my small N&N is a 5x10 and is a 7k trailer with a empty weight of 2,300ish???
Price wise I wonder how an all aluminum trailer would compare to the galvanized and how it would hold up compared to the galvanized. Got to be lighter and keep under weight limits especially in a area where D.O.T. is strictly enforced. Like alot of those truckers that switched to aluminum trailers to stay under weight with bigger loads.
I did a video about them last summer. They are very very nice but they have 2 problems....1- They cost twice as much 2- they can not hold op to they pounding of hard heavy materials without cracking...often the welds.. I have talked to people who know.
It depends on the kind of wood....mixed hardwood $60-80 if close to the job and $100-110 for most of it...hard maple, oak, locust, beech, ironwood,birch.... Hickory and cherry $130
Just a question chris, if you rebrought a new splitter and burts elevator wasn't available, would you still buy the one you have?? Or maybe a bigger one with an elevator or just buy an elevator??
Canadian here. Eastern Ontario between Ottawa and Montreal Québec.
Andrew, thank you for purchasing Canadian products such as n&n trailer and Eastonmade splitter. Pretty much close to me.
It's nice to see my fellow neighbors to the south encouraging us Canadians.
Yup, our brothers to the north are good people and make great stuff!
Good Morning Woodhounds!! Runnin late tday.... Grandpa and Grandma plum wore out... had 5 of the little petri dishes stay the weekend... Love em dearly but they wear you down ... 10°F and cold here in Ashville Ohio this morning!
Have a Great Day Folks...
Enjoy the kids!
Im ready for the warmer weather from this video. I've had enough of winter.
Bert I share your sentiment
Ha! There is a long way to go!
Agreed Bert! 🔥💯👍
6 more weeks of global warming Bert!!!
Honest injun keemosabeeeee!!!
Great video. Always like the ones you share your knowledge.
Glad you like them!
One of your best video's yet galvanized trailer is next for me then the axis back starts to tighten up with the super split galvanized trailer then grapple already have the conveyer the other chris
Thanks ...keep cuttin'!
Nice video Chris. It's true, you have really nice equipment that serves you well. If I was in your Ruby Red Slippers I would put more value on the facility & crew that make it all possible than all the equipment put together. The woodyard crew is one of kind. GNI
Yup, I thought of that and I will do a video about that some time....but we are not for sale/hire....the other stuff can be had by anyone who works for it.
Mornin.
Hello!
Buying the logs makes the MB22 much easier to use too than tree service wood😊
No 10 is the Cats 🐈
Yup, the processor like good wood!
I remember the first time I saw a firewood processor. I was amazed. I was in love.
Yup, they are cool!
Great channel Chris, I am learning alot of from you on how to run a firewood business here in England. Every small step towards being more efficient and saving time adds up. You really deserve all the 'free' stuff companies offer to you because putting out a daily video consistently involves alot of discipline and work. Cheers, Zen
Thanks Zen master!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Toys, toys, toys!!
I sure love all the toys!!
Making firewood goes so much better with all the toys.
Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
You got that right!
I have a Toyota Tundra but I’d never say it’s better than my 3 F-250’s with the 7.3L powerstroke’s. All three have way over 500K miles and I pull tractors, skid steers, pull dump trailers with tree debris loads everyday all day. The Stihl 500i is probably the best all around saw for buckin wood by far. The power to weight ratio is about as perfect as can be for anyone who wants to not deal with lower back issues and fatigue by not needing to bend over snd cut through the roof quickly.
I’ve been working with Eastonmade to get a log splitter from them.
Order a splitter you will love it! My 2 Fords BOTH had the transmissions go out one at 15,000 miles so.... I left them.
I agree years back in the 1990 I had a Toyota Tacoma best truck I ever had never left me stranded . I traveled in my job working all over the country . I won’t hesitate on buying one . 😊
Thanks for sharing! I agree!
Chris, you use that trailer for three things and you only mentioned two, delivering, splitting, bringing wood home and hauling the tractor. Truck, you have the original back window! Great video. God bless.
Good point! Thanks!
I like videos like this when you explain everything!
Thanks!
That Eastommade processor is the cat's meow. Very impressive. Your video was very therapeutic because you have science d out all the stuff that actually works. I used to be young and stupid and thought fast was everything but have learned a good and quality job is much better than a fast job.
Thanks for watching!!
Number 10. The firewood crew of Bert, Adam, Gavin and Tyler. Skilled firewood people make the job go so much smoother and faster.
Yup, but we are not for sale and you can buy the other stuff ....thanks!
The most valuable asset is You and the rest iof the hearts who are invested in The Wood Yard.
Thanks Ann Marie, I agree but we are not for sale, the other stuff anyone can get!
I tried to guess the 9 tools before watching, and got 7 out of the 8 you featured. I guessed the battery pack rather than the tractor, though. Buying logs isn't a tool!! But - nice vid to watch with my breakfast!
Thanks for watching!
Yup all good stuff! Chainsaw, splitter and truck being the most important! The rest just makes life easier 😂👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Yup! Thanks!
Having watched from the start of your vids from going out cutting and hauling and splitting and stacking to buying in and just piling it up and all your purchases and gifts to make your process quicker and more efficient you have done a great job. You are a very hard worker 👏👏
Thanks, I just keep moving.
Went from 51cc Jonsered 2051 Turbo to a Jonsered 670 Champ and now a 500I…..no comparison. People saw the bigger saws are heavier, and they are, but the big saws do the work for you!
Absolut correct. Greetz from Germany. Everyone laughs about me doing firewood with a 462 and a 500i with Long Bars. So much easyer to Work with, better for my Bones, a Lot quicker cuttin, and makes Fun to Work with. These saws changed my work alot💚🌲🪵🪓 Greetings to all woodheads💪 sorry for broken english
Yup, it was a HUGE step up in the firewood game....power and speed!
Yes, you are exactly correct!
Great video again. I think everything you're doing seems to work and fit your needs.
Kenny from Western North Carolina.
Thanks Kenny!
I ran a pair of 266s for most of my 20+ years in the woods. I never went to the giant saws.
I found I could carry the pair of 266s.
Good to have a pair!
Chris you come along way in last 10 yrs working in woodyard . 😊 another 10 yrs you be retired catching beavers 🦫.😊
Yup, that might just happen!
Good. Video Chris! Enjoy watching the processor. Thanks for the info on buying logs vs cutting down trees.
Thanks!
Well I gotta say Chris thank you for all the knowledge you put out and visit other yards to show the flow of work to be done!! It truly helped me set up my wood yard and keep it clean to operate in it safely!! I like the way you store the wood in bins and I to have built a small bin unit that I store wet wood to throw them into baskets later- my baskets are 1yr aged and dried. but awesome knowledge passed to us peasants!! GO WOOD HULK FANATICS!!
My pleasure!! Thanks for watching, lots to come!
I bought an old used Supersplit kinetic splitter a couple years ago. Started selling wood with my boys (cash for them, hobby for me). Super split is awesome for me since I can load it into my pickup and it works really well for me. It will struggle with the big ugly pieces some. Eastonmade looks like the best production splitter that I see. Great channel Chris. Even though I have spent most of my life around sawmills, equipment and firewood I have learned a lot from your channel.
Awesome, thanks so much! Keep them boys splittin'!
Great video Chris. I had you matched for the first four and content at that point. Too small of operation to pursue the rest. GNI
Thanks 👍
🤘Slowly crossing off items on your list! Ultra is next!
Go for it!
I’m on my 2nd year and firewood has payed for my 70cc and 90cc saws and wood splitter and a dump trailer and truck it’s a heck of a business and uve been such a help thank u so much
Sounds great! Keep cuttin'!
G’morning Chris. GREAAAAAT TIPS !! You da man. I’m happy to have seen most of these improvements happen on the channel. Thanks for everything.
GoodNightIrene
Thanks for watching!
The more I watch your channel I think you’re doing a good job and have nice equipment .stay comfortable and do it the way you want to . 😊
I appreciate that! Thanks!
So basically your next step in growth is to buy your own log truck and forwarder!!🤠
I t could be done but probably not, we have a ton of loggers here looking for jobs and markets to sell to ...now is not the time.
From 6:52 to 7:25 I was a little worried that your black lab was going to go after that rat next to the house and get bit by the tip of your chainsaw as you were cutting. He started to go after him and that got your attention for a second and you looked at him. Not sure if that has been brought to your attention. BTW great video!!!!! I love cutting wood and heating with it. Been cutting firewood for over 50 years, mainly just for me. Take care!
Yup, he wanted to chase the toad!
Funny you posted this, I'm actually buying something similar to whats on this list within the next couple of weeks (hopefully)
Awesome!
Great video on tools needed in woodyard!! I agree with the 70cc saws, they make cutting easier!!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Yup, thanks!
Good stuff Chris! I'm gonna find me a bale elevator now. Thanks
It is actually a grain elevator...
Glad I came across your channel, your video on how to identify wood you made with your brother was very helpful. I enjoyed this video as well. Thanks from a fellow Wisconsinite
Thanks so much for watching, lots more to come and over 1300 videos waiting for you to watch right now!
@@InTheWoodyard yeah I’ve been binge watching your videos! I’m new to cutting, felling, burning wood, ect. I’m learning a lot from your videos. Thanks for doing them.
I just recently bought a power split from Quebec which is self propelled with a 15 foot conveyor although a bit pricey I can say I can can split wood like never before
Yup,very nice machine, I too looked at those before getting my ULTRA and yes they are pricey.
My dad had a chainsaw with a 48" bar back in the sixties. He called it "The Mankiller".
Yup, that is a monster for sure!
Awesome vid today Chris! Great discussion 🔥💯👍. See you soon! Andrew from NB :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
Chris, lots of nice tools/machines. great information
Thanks!
I dont know what your tabs cost where your at but here (MN) a 1 ton costs about 120 bucks a year my 3/4 ton was over 700 if you ever upgrade skip the 3/4 and go 1 ton for a negligible difference in price. enjoy your videos!
Great point! The plates for bigger trucks are more for sure!
Good info Chris. I wish I had bought a trailer and tractor before I retired. On a teacher's retirement, itt is out of reach.The big saws are nice I used to have a Jonsered 910 when I was younger, with most people it is the price. i used to make people go WOW when I used it on big stuff. It really speeds up whatever you are doing. I can't use the big ones anymore. Most of my cutting is done with a 50cc. I miss the big saws. I had 3 Toyota Tundras, awesome trucks. I got broad sided last year in my 2006 that I bought new. I was hit on my door by a dodge minivan doing 65 mph. 15 broken ribs. I went to buy a new one and was blown away by the price. I paid 26 for the one I had, new ones are 80. Had to buy a Tacoma and really couldn't afford that. Miss my Tundra
Yup, prices are nuts!
That elevator was not made to move bales of straw. It was made to put ear corn into corn cribs.
Correct, I was wrong it is a grain elevator.
Really liked this. Suggest you do one titled the ten most important small items for firewood, such as picaroon and saw sharpeners
Awesome idea! Thanks!!
The cats didn't even get honorable mention.
nope, just a side show!
Good video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good morning Chris ( ty Ron
Hello!
Awesome stuff! A lot of this is on my wish list. I have a 562xpg and a 372xpg (my favorite saw), debating on getting a 572xp or 592xp next. Love your channel, keep the videos coming, and keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching!
Good video, and I am feeling tougher, LOL!!! You really give good information, thank you for being helpful.
Thanks for watching!
Well done Video Chris....
Thanks!
i used to rip all my big wood down to size so i can lift manually until i got a box wedge splitter with a log lifter. Chainsaws are the most expensive handtools around. so if your spending more time ripping wood down to a smaller size, its costing you more time and money. Otherwise another awesome video!
Thanks for watching.
@22:50 the size and quality of the wood is everything. Yep. That's what she said.
Yup.
All great equipment Chris..
Thanks!
You’ve come some far in the one year I’ve watched it’s unbelievable and I’m trying to catch up best I can keep up the hard work
Thanks for watching, keep cuttin'!
good video. I had KO2's on my old Ram. they were great tires. i have some Wrangler AT tires on my Rebel Echo-diesel and they stink.....lol. i only have 18000 on them so its going to be a while. hope you get your tractor back soon.
Yup, good tires...tractor soon!
Good Morning Chris: Great Video- I’m looking at replacing one of my Ram 5500s with a Tundra. My diesel trucks seem to spend more time in the shop than on the job. I have a 2001 Toyota Tacoma with over 335,000 miles on it and it’s still going strong. I’m hoping the Tundra would be more reliable.
My advice get a v8 2020-2021..I am not sold on the new v6 turbos????
my new favorite channel!!
Thanks for watching new favorite viewer!
That's pretty awesome about your Toyota pickup. I wish they made a 3/4 or 1ton as well. And offered a diesel to. Thanks.
Thanks!
I like that dump trailer, Never been impressed with powdercoating, has been my experience with it that it will chip, get moisture under and start to bubble.
Yup, here they ALL rust in about 2-3 years. I mean the whole trailer not just spots...100% rust...road salt!
Really enjoyed this one Chris.... voice over is pretty cool.. The compilation of the different tools , seasons are a great window into your story.... Thanks and GNI!!
Thanks for watching!
Good morning Chris good video lots of good information. When the time comes will you purchase the processor from Andrew, or hasn’t that been discussed yet. Keep on cutting
We will see how it goes. Anything is possible.
@@InTheWoodyardso true
Midsota makes a galvanized trailer and their made in Mn.
Interesting!
Good morning all!
Hello!
Your glaciers about the same speed as my $200 harbour freight electric splitter. Nice to have no maintenance and resplitting in the basement, can't imagine paying for gas on something that slow.
okay?
Great video and tools 👋
Glad you like them!
Good tools!
Glad you think so!
excellent stuff!!
what total cost would you estimate?
Mostly time, that is the most valuable thing I have and more is impossible to make, money can be had pretty easy.
why do you use the ultra splitter if you have the big processor?
Resplits, odd tree service wood, wood to big or knotty for the processor, on location work.
Need to look at gooseneck 20ft x6ft you would be able to hall more
No thanks. More is not always the right answer.
How much does that trailer weigh when it’s filled with split firewood? And what is the towing capacity on your truck?
it is a 10k trailer and when I load it full with dry wood it has about 5-6k in it. 9900.
Toys that make money
Tools.
I feel like when its time to Upgrade your truck.. You'll be disappointed without a V8 in the new Tundras.. The Powertrain won't be as reliable anymore
We will see!
My new favorite tool is a cheap clone chainsaw. Apparently the ash log had other plans for me. It decided to produce a nail, of which I promptly cut lengthwise. Twice on the same nail. Is tje price ya pay to get a log out of the way. Sharp chain to dull as a popcorn fart in seconds. Resharp, dull as a popcorn fart just as fast. Gives a wood hound stories to tell when they can't cut wood anymore.
Yup, nails are easily found with a new chain!
I wish I had a conveyor.
Stop wishing and get one!
@@InTheWoodyard
Those days are gone.
Amazingly efficient operation. Did you get to this size operation intentionally or just ease into it gradually?
Having been a long time subscriber to Chris’s channel, Chris has slowly grown to where he is at. If you get a chance, go way back in his early videos and you can see everything he talked about. The old trailer, the Glacier (I personally have the same splitter) as well as some of the wood gathering Chris has done. Chris speaks from experience. Took a while for him to get to the point he is at but he also is a down to earth guy, honest, and tells and shows it how it really is. A true gem and treasure trove of information from a business side as well as what works and what does not work. 👍🏻
Thanks Man!
I grew into it as my sales grew so did the equipment and supply. Most of business failure is over borrowing to get toys or spending sales money, I put it all back into stuff to produce more...no debt.
Wants vs needs.
What is that at 7:00 hopping along the wall in front of the dog?
It was a toad!
16 way wedge for the processor?? 👀
Maybe??
How much do your log loads go per cord?
I pay about $100-110 per log cord.
@inthewoodyard if I want to buy logs who do I call and what should I expect to pay and for how much do I specify the type of wood? I assume logging companies? And I personally would exclude some types of wood.
Yup, find some local loggers and ask them. What they have for wood types and prices...it will vary a lot around the world.
Did you ever think of putting air bag rear suspension on your truck.
Yup.
How much does the trailer weigh? And do you mind saying the cost of the trailer?
We have 4 trailers. My N&n 6x12 is a 10k trailer with a empty weight of 3,000ish and my small N&N is a 5x10 and is a 7k trailer with a empty weight of 2,300ish???
@@InTheWoodyard thanks for the info!
Price wise I wonder how an all aluminum trailer would compare to the galvanized and how it would hold up compared to the galvanized. Got to be lighter and keep under weight limits especially in a area where D.O.T. is strictly enforced. Like alot of those truckers that switched to aluminum trailers to stay under weight with bigger loads.
I did a video about them last summer. They are very very nice but they have 2 problems....1- They cost twice as much 2- they can not hold op to they pounding of hard heavy materials without cracking...often the welds.. I have talked to people who know.
@@InTheWoodyard thanks good to know
what about the AM FM soundproof headphones?!?!??!?
I think I will do another "small tool" video with the things that help too.
Got 356k out of my 2002 Tundra. Was still in excellent condition. Sold it to a young guy who run it for a year then blew it up. Made me mad.
Yup, they are good trucks!
Stick with the Toyota! They are overbuilt for a "half ton" pickup. Everyone I know that has had them loves the Tundra.
Yup, bet truck I ever had and I had 2 Chevys and 2 Fords.
There’s no need for a bigger truck if you’re not hauling the weight that’s required for a bigger truck.
Yup, I agree bigger always leads to other bigger stuff too!!!
@@InTheWoodyard it’s rare that people stay with what they need, vs what they want.
What are you paying per cord when you buy logs?
It depends on the kind of wood....mixed hardwood $60-80 if close to the job and $100-110 for most of it...hard maple, oak, locust, beech, ironwood,birch.... Hickory and cherry $130
Don't like to be critical but darn it, get that dog OUT of the danger zone immediately .........
Yup.
👍🏻👏
Thanks!!
👍👍👍
Thanks!!!
The new 2024 Tundra doesn't come with a V8 😢
I was reading that.. However, some of the V6s have just as torque and power as the stock V8s do..
And the there are a lot issues with the 2024 Tundra
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood czcams.com/video/xO7WPjXPiOM/video.htmlsi=_xFcIUGQO08RFPhZ
nope.sad
yup, we will see.
Chris stihl doesn't have 492 think you mean 462
yup.
Just a question chris, if you rebrought a new splitter and burts elevator wasn't available, would you still buy the one you have?? Or maybe a bigger one with an elevator or just buy an elevator??
I get asked that all the time. I would get another Ultra. And then get an another elevator.
@InTheWoodyard yeah i thought that might be the answer
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Thanks!
It is not a bale elevator.
Correct! Grain...my bad!
STIHL
That is like yelling FORD Chevy or DODGE in a room of 50,000 people.