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I like your truck, I am looking at one like it also!

Nice shot on the camera! 😅 splitter is making fast work. Thanks for video!

Stumbled up on your channel. New sub here 👍. Your land topography looks similar to ours, not much level land. Nice set up.

Tym 474 looks like a great value

It's funny to watch your videos because mys etup at home is a Kubota tractor, Wolfe Ridge splitter and a Can Am Defender. Stay cool!

Good to see your checking moisture levels for your customers. I was taught when you check levels it needs to be a fresh split.

lol except the cheap Chinese parts good luck with that

wow as to the totes bought metal built my own boxes and lined them with cattle panels works very well i have 1/4 size create them 1/2 cord creates size too cheap for the homeowner to come and pick up their wood then is me to drop it off i don't stake any of the customer wood the 500 hundred dollar cash bills extra for me to stake their wood for them i have a customer for a long time they are happy to pick up their wood if it cheaper for them to them the customer you give extra to them and i do have non-season wood cheaper too they like the idea they can season their own wood for the use

i have old silage bunks i have piles of firewood drying in the silage bunks if i have called for a firewood bank the special bucket is up then i pale the cord of wood into the bucket other than that it's left there in the bunks i sell none season wood to cheaper the season wood on the customer part they have the right to season their own wood lol i do sell wood spice fore there season their own wood lol cheaper if they take the waste wood from the sawmill to my wood stove not caring what type of wood it is or where it is, to begin with, it burns the same as all wood does in my stove large pine split pieces burn the same as a 6x6 in my stove or in a fireplace if you don't have your chimney cleaned once a year you are really asking for trouble any way don't blame the type of wood you blame on a chimney fire blame your self not having the maintenance done

I bought one exactly like yours (same color) and have about 400 miles on it now. Gets about 13.5 all around. Rides a little hard with the recommended 60 front and 80 back tire pressures. I have reduced the rear pressure to 60 and it does ride better. Will be following on up dates to see if you have any problems. I'm with you, I would rather have latch tailgate. Keep us posted on the reliability of the truck and if you have any problems. The only thing I don't like is the high step in even with running boards. I am thinking about adding AMP electric step boads with will help with the step in, bit they cost about $2000, but I think they will be worth it. Keep us updated on your truck

Looks good!

Man I promise you that splitter is strong enough to push the wood off the end of the table lol. You don't have to use your energy to throw em all off

Congratulations on 1 year you've had great growth for sure!

Congrats on one year look forward to many more. The ibc totes are hard to find round the area for decent price I just live 40 min south of u I been very lucky in finding some near me at farms n such for free but I like ur home made totes

Nick the garden looks great. Congrats on the one year mark. I remember watching your first video. Keep it going my friend.

Premium won’t do shit, c’mon now 🤦‍♂️

Is that an Axis?

Mom probably put it there while she went to eat. Safe place

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Looks like a beautiful morning there birds a singing🪵👍🏼

My parents have a house that’s surprisingly similar to yours. Must’ve been built around same time period or something. They live on a green belt and deer come up all the time. One of my favorite memories when I lived with em was shortly after they got it there was a rundown gazebo type deal outside the side door. Looked out the window one morning to see maybe eight or so deer and a couple elk just chilling.

He feels safe near you ❤

And it sort of blends in.

She brings blessings

Baby deer can't get up & walk right away after being born. So the mother leaves & comes back later to get them.❤

Nick nice to see you had the opportunity to upgrade to a commercial splitter. Your production will really go up my friend.

If i saw this, id be setting up my guard tower for operation bambi nap. No one needs to sleep or eat or use the bathroom while this sweet lil guy is being adorable

Priceless!!

What state are you in? (we live in south Michigan). How often do you need to fill the firewood stand? You are very organized, and your stand is really nicely made. Impressive.

Hello there, just subscribed, it was 97 degrees here in northern Va. your design looks effective 👍🏼🪵🇺🇸

Hot day out there. I’m in the south west PA area and the heat has been brutal this past week. Stay safe out there. Good progress on the wood yard expansion.

Nice video what is the Model and HP of that Kubota?

Now that’s a splitter 😊 Better hire a helper to keep up with the log loading

I’ve had three Silverado HDs in a row , 02,08, 017, great trucks, but the mileage is no longer tenable , I can’t reconcile 10 mpg anymore, bought a Toyota Tundra limited V6 twin turbo, great power and getting 18mpg average on regular , ever going back to that 10 mpg EVER

I have 30 acres of flat Southeast GA land and I bought a L4060 Grand L Kubota. I am wanting to get a RK21 subcompact to compliment some of the smaller lighter work I need to do. Especially cleaning and raking out the woods on my property where my much much larger 4060 wont fit so easy. However my next purchase Lord willing is going to be a Kubota 4 to 5 ton excavator. Anyways getting a tractor based on acreage is NOT wise. Get a tractor based on what you want to get done on that acreage. If you are going to do ass tons of mowing, get a shuttleshift or manual trans. If you are going to do tons of dirt work get a Hydrostat. If you are going to lift logs get a 40hp or bigger machine. If you are going to work on small garden work get a subcompact. But what ever you get ALWAYS get 4wheel drive and a loader with quick attach. never pin on bucket or 2 wheel drive.

Just got quoted today this mower 8950 ain’t no way this is crazy

I have a 2501, a 4060 and a case 435 skid steer. The 2501 won't lift much of anything but the 4060 will pick up a full tote. I'd be a little nervous stacking high but with good counter weight a full tote of green hardwood is about it's limit (comfortably) My skidsteer will pick up two of them LOL. It's is way more compact and obviously a better turning radius, it's a great machine but you can't mow or till or do any other tractor things with it.

why did you make this video? What was your intention?

I bought the husky 550xp Mark 2 a week ago. .. I absolutely love this 50cc saw. I'm considering buying another just because

Congratulations on the new splitter! You are going to need more wood now! Thanks for the video.

What’s your full time job?

I went to a 28c for the same time saving issue. Then I needed a conveyor to get the wood away fast enough. You will find more bottle necks but that looks like a heck of a machine!

I have a 2018 2501. Same issue with lift capacity. Raised hydraulic pressure by 250 psi. Made enough diferance to make it usable. I can pick a ibc tote cage of wood high enough to stack onto another cage now. Tires are loaded with beat juice and I have a box blade with a 30" round 6' wide oak log on it. I can pick up enough to still get a little light in the rear evan with all the ballast. Mines been this way for 200 hours. So far no issues. Try it might save you from getting another machine. Also skid steers are great. But the limited view vs a tractor is definitely a negative. Plus the extended reach of a tractor loader is really nice loading a truck bed or trailer. not being able to get out if a skid stere when you have a lifted load like you can with a tractor is a big negative.

I used a skid steer to clear out blow downs on fairly flat 9 acres. Later I went to a tractor. I miss the maneuverability of the skid steer, I liked being so close to the forks and bucket. The tractor has better ground clearance and cheaper 3 point attachments. I suggest you keep the tractor, find a used skid steer.

25 aces for me L6060

You need a better tractor

hi handsome, great channel, have you considered a 2024 ditch witch sk3000? or a Ventrack 4520?

All the 20 series Branson tractors will lift 2700 lbs and are cheaper than Kubota .

I went rops because I was trying to save money, and I also went with manual transmission because when you're brush hogging hydrostat takes power away, but honestly the manual isn't really that hard to shift plus it has a forward and reverse so you can quickly go between

Choosing betweeen this, a Ferris 600 and a Bad Boy Maverick hd.