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RSD Outdoors
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 1 ก.พ. 2022
"Kneel for the Lord, stand for the Flag."
Welcome guys I'm A self employed Logger/Dirt work channel looking to give TH-cam another go I have a couple channels that have done well but the audience is not into real life stuff so I'm giving this channel a go hopefully you enjoy God Bless
Merch coming soon 🔥
Welcome guys I'm A self employed Logger/Dirt work channel looking to give TH-cam another go I have a couple channels that have done well but the audience is not into real life stuff so I'm giving this channel a go hopefully you enjoy God Bless
Merch coming soon 🔥
The Ecopro 300 maybe done for service day
merch-www.bonfire.com/ol-868217/?
Dirt Road Traveler by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
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Dirt Road Traveler by Audionautix is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/
Artist: audionautix.com/
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Were are back to the craziness and new firewood drying idea
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Were are back to the craziness and new firewood drying idea
Tractor Trouble? I Found the Easiest Way Out!
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Tractor Trouble? I Found the Easiest Way Out!
Want a Happier You? Start with This One Simple Monday Change!
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Want a Happier You? Start with This One Simple Monday Change!
Mastering the Art of Hitching and Conquering Water Crossings!
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Mastering the Art of Hitching and Conquering Water Crossings!
From Tree to Treasure: Crafting Products from Pine
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From Tree to Treasure: Crafting Products from Pine
Overgrown Driveway? Let’s Make It Pristine Again!
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Overgrown Driveway? Let’s Make It Pristine Again!
Brush Hogging: Uncovering the Hidden Junk left in these fields
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Brush Hogging: Uncovering the Hidden Junk left in these fields
John Deere 4044M Bushhogging-brushhogging an overgrown lot
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John Deere 4044M Bushhogging-brushhogging an overgrown lot
Wood Sourcing and Preparation: From Forest to Firewood
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Wood Sourcing and Preparation: From Forest to Firewood
Master Firewood Gathering with Epic Chainsaw Hacks!
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Master Firewood Gathering with Epic Chainsaw Hacks!
When Trees Fight Back: Saw Fails and LOL Moments Galore!
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When Trees Fight Back: Saw Fails and LOL Moments Galore!
Timber Teamwork: A Day of Efficient Wood Logging
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Timber Teamwork: A Day of Efficient Wood Logging
Epic log-moving action with the legendary 1986 Ford F 600
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Epic log-moving action with the legendary 1986 Ford F 600
Mastering the Art of Small-Scale Forestry: Expert Skidding, Processing, and Bucking Techniques!
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Mastering the Art of Small-Scale Forestry: Expert Skidding, Processing, and Bucking Techniques!
Epic Loading of Logs onto Ford F600 with John Deere 4044M!
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Epic Loading of Logs onto Ford F600 with John Deere 4044M!
Skidding Timber With A 44hp John Deere Tractor
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Skidding Timber With A 44hp John Deere Tractor
Unbelievable! First hitch of wood using the all-new John Deere 4044M!
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Unbelievable! First hitch of wood using the all-new John Deere 4044M!
Epic Hauling Day Adventure: Fixing the Muddy Pit in the Wood Yard!
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Epic Hauling Day Adventure: Fixing the Muddy Pit in the Wood Yard!
Now This is How You Make Firewood Part 2
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Now This is How You Make Firewood Part 2
Carbide Chain vs. Logs - MASSIVE Chips!
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Carbide Chain vs. Logs - MASSIVE Chips!
Testing Carbide Chainsaw Chain: Is It Worth the Hype?
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Testing Carbide Chainsaw Chain: Is It Worth the Hype?
When Selling Firewood Turns into a Truck Recovery Mission
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When Selling Firewood Turns into a Truck Recovery Mission
Turning My Old Truck into a Firewood Hauler - Amazing Results!
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Turning My Old Truck into a Firewood Hauler - Amazing Results!
Old 1986 Ford F600 vs. final load of Pine logs
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Old 1986 Ford F600 vs. final load of Pine logs
What diameter are those pipes?
Just been checkin out your channel about the processor and all but just wanted to say I have a couple of them Oregon Versa-Cut bars 24" and 16" and with the aluminum core they're a little more flexy than my solid steel bars. Don't know if going to a solid bar would make any difference on the smoothness of your cuts or not. Anyways I'm enjoying your channel man take er easy.
I have been considering a solid bar for a while now just not shore to try the stihl fit due to the Husqvarna bar fitment issues content should start flowing in one we get better weather
You can’t afford for the belts to break. Every little part or piece is so expensive. Thanks for the videos!!
True
Put the fucking air filter cover on, exposing all that electrical componentry to branches and saw dust and other shit. There’s literally no power gain from adding a foam filter just cleans your saw better. Put your fucking filter cover on and don’t be retarded
lol you comment speaks to you knowledge on this topic
RSD, I’m just glad that you were able to get your truck unstuck. It’s been a while since I’ve seen a vid pop up on my subbed channels, I hope you’re doing OK. Anyway, carry on you “wayward son”. Just having some fun there that doesn’t mean anything but some weird Todd humor. Take care. 🫡
Thanks for the concern, all is well, I’m trying to take a breather
Thanks for the video i needed this info
You’re welcome pal glad it helped!
The way it slowly falls and then fwwoooooosh gone.
nothing like it
Just got a new 2511tes no red limit caps ?
great news
Hey! You compared two different model carburetors. The one you pulled out goes to a x-Torq model 365 372 ect. . I have both, a 365 x-Torq and a 372xp. Both are genuine Husqvarna and I looked, you were comparing apples and pork chops there.
Good catch this was a bad one to put on film i tried 365 carbs 372oe and 372xt but to keep the vid short apparently I used a crappy xt carb and never caught it oh well now she’s gone and been replaced 6x over
TIMBER !!
Yes sir
Who ported your saw it’s nice
No port just a pipe I made
Kohler has a 3 year warranty, if you have a Kohler dealer near you, best to bring it in for service/assessment.
thanks for the input ill do some research tomorrow on this
RSD, has anyone ever used a kiln for seasoning firewood? I know that’s a ridiculous question, but if customers will pay a “super premium” price for dry wood when nobody around them has any, then I wonder if “the juice is worth the squeeze” so to speak. It’s probably NOT worth it, but you may want to entertain that idea with a variety of folks and then do some calculations to see if what they WILL give you would be worth it. It never hurts to just “toy with an idea”.
very expensive to buy a kiln but a homemade one may be worth a look you got my wheels turning
what gas can is that by the way?
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Scepter 6 Liter 1.58Gal Gas Fuel Can and 2.5 Liter 0.59GAL Oil Can Combo / 0361
its on ebay
@RSDOutdoors damn... thats great! thank you very much for your help.
@ that’s what I’m here for pal anytime
F-ing genius!!!
work great still
Should move the camera so we can actually see what its doing.
you tell me were to put it and ill try it iv moved it to a couple different places
Junk
Jealousy get you nowhere lol
I'd say twice that you just need to add bords on your dump bed to hold it all
Filling up your wood “reservoir” again I see. EXCELLENT! 🫡👍
Always! GETTING WOD READY TO SEASON BEE A BUSY WEEK
@ I understand. I’m seasoning (drying) an entire Ash tree that a neighbor of mine asked me to cut down for them. I told them that I’d be more than happy to AS LONG AS I got to keep the wood seeing as how that’s my ONLY source of heat! It’s almost a 1/2 cord of firewood after I hand split it. It’s the 1st time that I ever had the opportunity to split Ash…it’s like butter and splits EXTREMELY nicely.
@@ToddAdams1234 one of my favorites to hand split
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2 THUMBS DOWN
RSD, I’m living in an are that is CST (Central Standard Time). I’m assuming that you’re in a EST area. Is this correct AND can you tell me if you’ve ever been able to come up with a good time for you to have your “lives” on here? I like participating in those but without knowing when, then it’s difficult at best.
This was a video not a stream bubba Sunday afternoon is best I can give for live streams I get home at different times so can’t pin it down but 2 to 4 est seems to be more comon
@ I know it wasn’t a stream, it’s just the best way that I know to contact you since I’m “technologically illiterate”, but I’ve got no problems admitting to it. The funny part about that statement is that I’m the one that got my now deceased father into programming his computer.
@@ToddAdams1234 im horrible with tec and im trying this TH-cam thing lol
How are the carbide chains holding up in comparison to standard chain.
amazing pal with EXL full house I get a table cleared b4 it needs to be sharpened the carbide I can do 5 to 10 tables easy game changer for production not as fast cutting but tough
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Great content! Thank you for the video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks amazing 💪🏻
surprisingly I'm very impressed with this little saw
RSD, what brand of bar is that you’re running on the 550? If I didn’t know that it’s really not supposed to be in the saw due to the oil hole not lining up, then at 1st glance it reminds me of a Stihl, but I’ve been wrong on more than 1 occasion.
its just the stock Husqvarna bar that the saw comes with new
@@RSDOutdoors I was mistaken, but thanks for the timely response. 👍
@@ToddAdams1234 no problem bud
i just bought a 372 and it didnt come with a bar or a chain, just wondering if yours did it shows one on the ad , waiting for an answer from farmac, great video thanks
Mine was just a power head but iv seen them come both ways probably depends on the price
How does that do in hardwood logs .. does it have problems splitting them
No issues at all best addition iv made is the carbide chain now it just keeps chugging away only have to stop for fuel or to reload the deck
You think you’re making it better but now the filter can get wet.
If is sprayed with filter oil like it should be no issues
Im on the fence about Road Range equipment. I just bought a new conveyor from them a couple months ago and luckily the dealer I bought it from was good to me because when it was brand new one of the couplers leaked (he sent a new coupler). Then, the wood kept getting hung up at the top of the conveyor breaking off several cleats of the chain so he sent a new chain assembly and to fix that I had to grind down the trough extension plates so they were beveled and now the wood slides right over them. Occasionally I'll get a piece that hits the tabs on the trough where they attach together making the chain jump a bit but before, just about every other piece would get hung up on those extensions because they were inside the trough creating kind of a lip for the wood to hit and bind up. Before those fixes I had the chain pop off the sprockets 3 or 4 times and twice it bound up so tight when it let loose the wood flew out like it was shot out and went about 40 yards into the neighbors property. They definitely have some design issues at least with their conveyors to address, hopefully your processor runs and works well.
It has had its rough times with the conveyer but it’s payed for itself 2x now so tinkering in it here and there doesn’t bother me much
Just a wonder but here in sweden we use something called safe corner, we only use the method you were doing on small trees
not shore what you mean no safe corners hear i take as much wood to prevent pulling fiber
Very cool. What exactly are you making?
just testing ATM but I'm gunna try hat patches like the one i wear
Cool sawmill
Was definitely impressed with the speed he was able to cut at
DEFINITELY!
Yes sir 🫡
Nice. I want to buy. A John Deere. 4044m or a 4052m. I just don’t know what’s so different they both are heavy
Honestly very similar the 4052m has a bit smaller displacement engine from the specs and a turbo were the 4044m bigger displacement but no turbo honestly all I wanted was a power reverser and standard transmission for pulling and loader work the old Deere I had had the hydrostatic transmission and was nice for quick change in direction but everything elts sucked it needed lower ranges and more road speeds
Nice soud
and great response its impressive but id like to try a ported next
Надо вальщика ему 😊
Excellent RSD. Weren’t you worried about the possibility of a barber chair?
No iv had some surprises but soft wood is so fast cutting I can usually keep the splitting down with some work on the stump
Tip. the Dewalt 12V extreme screw driver (non impact) with clutch makes quick work of saw disassembly & assembly. Its a good deal when its on sale for $99 with 2 lithium batteries and a charger. The clutch prevents cracking & breaking of plastic & stripping threads. The Milwaukee driver is good too. -Just sayin. I have rheumatoid arthritis and cordless tools are a blessing to me & have allowed me to keep fixing all my own stuff, from saws to rebuilding my truck's T5 transmission. Hey! Maybe instead of a fast saw contest, a couple of saw builders should have a contest on how fast they can strip a new saw down & reassemble it by hand vs a cordless driver. 😉
I love the 12v dewalt set I have them for this as well but battery time has come after many years of hard service. that's a great idea about a teardown test
Plating bubbles for the same reasons as paint. There are many. For example, the base aluminum wasn't properly cleaned, or the top plating often requires a base plating, like a paint primer to adhere to, and it wasn't applied or wasnt applied properly. They'll probably never reveal what the cause was. Of course, writing Hyway abd asking is an option.
iv played the game with highway they don't seem to care so until they fix it ill use other parts
@@RSDOutdoors I appreciate you letting me know. I was considering buying a hyway upper for my newly acquired 353 because they include flow improvements afforded by porting. Even though I've seen nothing online about their 45mm closed cylinder having bubbling plating I think I'll just clean up the original cylinder, buy a meteor piston, modify the muffler & save some money and a hassle.
@@Joe_Blo it’s not worth a headache at the moment to deal with highway which is unfortunate because they they had very good parts. I’ve ran them for years on many saws to save you. Some hassle meteors are great alternative
How are those pipes working? Where’d they come from?
Been great pal I made them last year and sold a ton on eBay
What a beautiful sound!!!
It really is! Great working with these tools everyday
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RSD, I KNOW that I can’t sell my body , except for when I’m no longer breathing and then it’s for scientific research! BTW, I’m even subscribed to GP already.!
lol Good stuff he’s a great guy as well
That had to be some serious wedge banging when that trees got that much back lean! I can definitely tell that you were out of breath because of it too. Whew!
It was a good fight and can’t complain with the outcome
With your saws chains, do you file or grind, and is it round or square?
Round file some day I’ll grab a square grinder and give that a go
@@RSDOutdoors I just always wondered, but now I know. THX!!! BTW, I round file also because I’m not about to get a round grinder that’s going to do a substandard job I have ZERO interest in buying a square grinder that’s going to cost me more than all 4 of the saws that I own if they were showroom perfect (which they aren’t, and some are better).
Yeah I’ll get a square chain grinder in the future I’m sure but it’s a hard bullet to bite at the costs my Oragon grinder is great for the processor but I can file my felling chains sharper by hand
@@RSDOutdoors Me also well on all counts (except for the processing). I’m just a hand splitter type of individual, but I’m not running a business either.
@@ToddAdams1234 trying everyday
RSD, you’re a hilarious individual! 😂
Lol
Nice man, I do a lot of the same stuff w/ my tractor. Just a friendly FYI, I was pushing a tree over w/ my forks on and the tree took a side ways lean and slid along the fork. I couldn't back the tractor up fast enough and the tractor started to tip over. The only thing that saved me was the tree cleared the fork before the tractor reached a point of no return. Be careful out there.
Good stuff yeah it’s a quick solution at times but it’s risky thanks for looking out and stay safe
I can’t see the piston. A lot of people run these saws with 50:1 and blame the saw when the piston or bearings burn up. Would definitely recommend a pressure test. I sold my XS 661 because I never used a 3’ bar.
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This is truly awesome. just one thing the stump is to high.
just cut above skidder rash and but swell but hard to tell from this angle thanks