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You have definitely opened my eyes to a different species. I am thinking a term like mountain mahogany may be regionally used.

I did not go this year. I have been traveling for work and the thought of another few nights in a hotel was just not in the cards.

​@@woodruffwoodsmabe next year

Thank you. That is a very interesting observation on the paddles. I never had given that a thought

I have not experienced that issue. My guess is that you may need a voltage regulator like this. amzn.to/4dKPAhG

@@woodruffwoods Thanks for that link! Do your daytime running lights (DRL) work with your LEDs?

Yes they do

I did change up my logger tape tension and the Bailey nail end. As for the pants, no I don’t wear protective pants. I find them very awkward and uncomfortable. I know I am in the minority but it is my decision.

Good point on looking toward the danger

Yeah it has been insane recently

I agree! I have never looked back.

Thank you for your feedback. Around 12 minutes I pull both cuts together for discussion

Honda makes some of the best small engines.

You definitely deal with big wood out where you are at.

Plumbed from the rear remote. It isn’t ideal but it works.

I’ve been seeing a lot of people do that pretty good idea 👍

@@fatefarmspa yeah on a bigger tractor like that it is a really convenient way to do it

A lot of work wasn’t captured by the camera as you can imagine!

Thanks David. I have never burned pecan but I imagine it would be very good firewood.

It sure will! Great gift from Mother Nature

My dad always said that a warm chain is easier to sharpen. Great advice and if you don’t mind I would like to share that in a video

I am looking for someone on that butt log to take it for stave wood but so far no luck.

I will go sub your friend’s channel

Pat, I don’t find the flex in them to be an issue. I have another Sugi bar and love it. The ones that Timber Kutter Patriot runs are really good too but I can’t think of the name. The light bars are noticeable on the bigger saws. The 28 inch on the 592 made a pretty big difference with fatigue.

@@woodruffwoods Thanks 👍

That saw is a beast. In the one cut I had the rakers a little too aggressive so I changed chains for the cut on the stump. What a difference!!!

That's the plan! With white oak, I am going to be greedy and fill my woodshed. I hate seeing these trees tumble as well but it happens and at least it is going to get used versus rotting on the ground.

Hey Darrin, just checking in. Making sure everything is going ok? We haven’t heard from you in a while. Hope all is well! Stay Safe, Keep Cuttin!🪵🪵🪵🪵

@@followthegrainfirewood4525 Thanks for checking in. I am just busy with my real job. I am hoping to release a new video soon. I have been recording just not editing.

You got that right! I am legal to 25,300 pounds in combination but I just don't want any hassle. It is absolutely ridiculous that they target pickups and dump trailers. The 26,000 pound rule has been around since the early 90's but let's face it, the trucks today can safely handle more than that.

That is some premium firewood! I am anxious to see how many cord I get from that one tree.

@woodruffwoods I'm thinking about 2 cord if you use the whole tree it's 3 cord.

It is a very good cutting saw. A little on the heavy side but I don't really notice it when cutting.

I love Guinness but I understand that it isn't for everyone. It is very sad that this tree went down with the winds but at least it won't lay there and rot. White oak is among the best firewood.

Thanks for watching! I was just watching your video on your slab rack last night. Good stuff!

White oak is about as good as you can get for firewood. I am looking forward to seeing how much it fills my woodshed.

It measured just about 40 inches and you are right that is some premium firewood.

I don't even mind the smell of white oak. The red oak smells like urine to me. This should come close to filling a bay in my woodshed.

The rot was really isolated to that one branch. The rest of the tree was perfect. I estimate 3 cord from this tree and if I am correct that is 500 .75 cu feet bundles. However, I am going to be greedy with this tree and fill my personal supply.

It is good to be making video again. I really do enjoy that and lately it has been very hard to find the time.

Thanks Chris. I think it will do 20 inches. AJ mentions it in his video on this unit but I don't exactly recall. We hope you had a happy Easter as well.

It sure is! Works great on the right sized logs

Thanks AJ

Thanks bud! It is amazing how much time and effort goes into a video in between rain showers. 😂

They are a really nice size to move around. Unlike the 1/3 cord bag, they don't seem to be as likely to tip over when moving them.

Thank you. That was my Covid project and it has worked out really well.

Yeah that thing is pretty slick. I liked running it and if you have wood that is reasonably sized there is no need to do re-splitting.

Those bags would be perfect for a sub compact. As for the processor, it does have a very capable log lift attached and I was able to lift 3 logs with it. I did make that pile with the tractor but when I was loading the processor, I just used a hookaroon.

It sure is. AJ does a good job of keeping up with what is available on the market.

Thanks Larry and Robin. I thought of you guys while I was operating this thing. I think you may have the controls down a bit better than me.

Yes it is a blessing to have AJ so close by. He is a firewood nut like the rest of us. I like the 1/6 bags. I think there is an opportunity for them for smaller tractors and just how convenient it is to get the wood out of the bag.

Definitely looking forward to seeing the results!

She doesn't like bugs and mice and I hate snakes. So far I haven't had a snake in a bag but I am sure that day will come.

I think I cut out the piece of this video where I rambled on about your platform splitter. Very innovative!

I will have to check that out.

Its smaller, cycle time same. 2200.00 plus extras you want.

Wow $2200 is very cheap for this kind of machine.@@jamesahr2634

She is not one for working in the woodyard. LOL

I have a ms400c. I love it. Weighs the same as my ms271 which is a 50cc saw. Totally agree with running the lightest saw possible to do the job.

AJ has a video and I probably will to. Watch for the video on WD30 Adventuresof him running the machine. He had a great cameraman LOL@@chrisartman6168

Thanks so much for the kind words.

I think you are correct. I never saw a processor with that many levers LOL.

I had a childishly good time!!!

Always a good time checking out the latest in processing equipment. Next time we have to lift WD up as high as the telahandler will lift him so he can get drone footage. LOL

@@woodruffwoodsI volunteer WD30 for it!

Thanks Craig. It was fun to hang with Will for a day!