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Grizzly Wood Services
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Hi guys, my name is Aaron and I am the proprietor of Grizzly Wood Services. Grizzly Wood Services operates in the Tidewater area of Virginia and we offer mobile wood splitting and log processing. This channel is about starting a new business, splitting wood, running power saws and my adventure into making videos.
Thanks for checking out my channel and I hope you enjoy the content.
I am completely new to making videos as well as learning how to make videos using both my phone and GoPro. The content may be a little rough and slow coming out but I appreciate your patience and subscription to my growing channel.
If you have any questions, would like to schedule work or request pricing on services I can be reached at my email. Grizzlywoodsvcs@gmail.com
Thanks for checking out my channel and I hope you enjoy the content.
I am completely new to making videos as well as learning how to make videos using both my phone and GoPro. The content may be a little rough and slow coming out but I appreciate your patience and subscription to my growing channel.
If you have any questions, would like to schedule work or request pricing on services I can be reached at my email. Grizzlywoodsvcs@gmail.com
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CBN wheels are where it’s at!
Oh, for sure. I’m just waiting to wear out my stone for the 3/8p to switch that one to CBN
It looks like a nice machine, how's it been holding up for you?
It’s been doing good so far. I do need to hook up a shop vac to help control the particulate a bit. I’ve been a bit lazy on that
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 I did that for my for my bench grinder, it does cut down on the mess.
My use for a short hookaroon: hold smaller logs while splitting with a splitting hatchet so my hand is nowhere near sharp moving blades.
Absolutely 👍
Wondering if anyone has any insight into (1) why the larger clutch cover, (2) why no captive bar nuts or (3) why roller chain catch vs. original stud-type? And I agree that it's really crazy that Stihl doesn't supply bar nuts, since you can't just move the bar nuts over from the original clutch cover (obviously...).
I have yet to get an answer to those questions. I do know that they still do not offer the MS 400 with the wrap handle from the factory. All the ones out there are conversions. You don’t necessarily have to use the bigger cover and the molded section that goes with it. I have considered converting it back to the small cover because I really do like the captured nuts myself.
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 I was thinking the same, no reason I can think of not to use the smaller cover. I ordered a few virgin captured nuts and am probably going to machine the stud holes to the dimensions Stihl uses with the captive nuts and convert the cover that comes with the parts kit.
Had the same process bobble with the left side AV on the original handle! And noted the same missing instruction to loosen the left chain guide before attempting to install the new upper trim piece for the clutch cover. I spaced the instruction to replace the tapered head fastener for the original chain catcher with a new fastener with a cylindrical head, which might have caused some minor excitement with a running saw. Reusing the original tapered head fastener would work fine, too, but would be hard to get good torque on and would catch a lot of oily sworf. Agree on fastener "c" (with the threadlock) going into the cylinder side of the top AV spring. The original in my saw didn't have any threadlock, but that's got to be right. BTW, I don't think anyone would do this, but if you install that fastener while the saw is actually hot and torque it down to he-man foot pounds you may never get it out after the hot aluminum contracts. The new clutch cover left me with a bunch of questions, which I'll post in a separate comment.
lol, while I do my best to have “good faith” in people I have learned from my experience in law enforcement to never put anything past anyone.
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 Oh yeah, you basically get to see nearly every stupid or bent act and attitude that people can come up with. The only interestign thing is the difference between those who were stupid or bent by nature and those who improvise stupid or bad things on the spot.
different colors crankcase -- orange fuel tank & cylinder cover --brown
Yeah, a lot of Holzfforma is like that with the orange. I believe the blue is a closer match. I guess that’s where they save money and do t worry about the paint and plastic matching
I support the blue, but it was a turn off to see he needed to wear a badge.
Well I’m glad to hear you support the blue. To be honest I didn’t even notice I still had that on. That usually comes off when I take my gun off. That was my primary profession at the time. Sorry to hear it was a turn off for you.
How does this auger work? Just ordered one from Amazon. TY.
Thanks for the view and comment. It works great, I have another video up where I’m digging out some old rotted fence posts to set new ones. I would recommend picking up and keeping a few of the auger bit pins on hand. The one that comes with it is a bit soft. However if I’m going to break something, better the pin than the auger or motor head
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 Excellent advice! I have to plant 200 apple trees and this will make life a bit easier I hope. ATB.
@mikenimmick3920 oh yeah, definitely a worth while investment then
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 What size is that sheer pin if I may ask? I'll PU some today.
@mikenimmick3920 they appear to be 5/16 x 2 5/8
Happy Easter... Hope all is well 🙏
Happy Easter to you and your family. Sorry for the late response, I haven’t been getting notifications from some reason
How's the reliability of the g111. I ordered one for climbing everyone at work is curious of how good they are
So far it has been good. Only required a small carb adjustment after I shot the bucket video
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 thats awesome, I figured for the price even if I get a year out of it it's worth it
That’s okay, I don’t swing that way either!😂😂😂you know back and neck issues
For sure, makes things tough sometimes
Propane tank w/ a torch attachment cleans screens even better👍🏼
Yeah, I know. My grill was the closest thing I had. All my torches were out of gas and I don’t have the adapter for a big propane tank
looks sweet man. i like that bigger side cover looks nice.
Thank you, I’m a fan of the bigger cover myself unfortunately I do loose the captured nuts though. Only downside I’ve seen so far
Stumps whoopin ass.Get a chain saw!!!!😅
Also it would be helpful if you said a few words about it afterward, and maybe give a closer look at the damage
Thank you again. That is actually in a separate video not yet posted.
Make sure your camera refocuses properly after that close-up with the ax so people can get a better view of what you’re doing
Thank you for the view and advice. I shot this short on my phone and unfortunately I have always had focus issues with it. Probably operator error 😅
I say you had 0 like and I gave you one for kindness
Thank you my friend, your support is much appreciated
some tough maple...nice machine
Thank you sir. You get a lot of tree service wood so a lot of what I deal with is like that. That was one of the major reasons why I went with the Wolfe Ridge 35 High Output
That's why I bought a tractor, an excavator and a chain . I don't like to sweat .
😂, yeah that would have been a whole lot easier. I have a Ram Power Wagon with a wench and that would have done it. I needed the exercise though.
Happy New Year, Aaron. Nice splitting 🙏🏿🇺🇸🪓
Thanks buddy, happy new year
Take the Fiskars XXL Iron Maul
Haven’t spent the money on one of those yet. I have 4 other heavy mauls already
Nice, Love it!!😍👍👍💪👊
Thank you sir
Sweet!
Thanks buddy
Nice swing. Even in the knotty piece it did ok.
Thanks buddy. It was just some dry maple with some light swings and it went through it like butter. I really want to put an edge on it and try felling with it given that’s its shorter than I like for splitting. Thanks for the view.
hanged one just like it in my last vid bro
Was that the one that came sharp with a nice profile?
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 yes sir got a little work in with it yesterday before the rain
That’s awesome, thanks for the view buddy
Heck yeah👍👍👊
If you Let the splitter split and not mash it will do much better I almost made the same mistake if I would have kept trying to use 4way 😮or 6way I would have damaged my machine Use the single post for twisted and crotch splits , machine is not indytructable
You are right. I was trying to get more uniform splits and should have checked my clearance on the other side instead. Fortunately it was only a little bent metal.
OXYMORON--- HIGH QUALITY , MADE IN CHINA... I WENT THROUGH 5 AUGERS FROM HARBOR FRIEGY- damn carburators fall off , bolts fall out- it changes its setting- then it runs away... let the thing go full out while setting in teh hole and u lose grip... not fun... cant blame you-- ill try again-- maybe even take it the shop and tlet them rebuild it with loctite... i was wondering if i could get a stihl chainsaw engine to work on teh gear box-- buy an old stihl and build one
Well, ya get no argument out of me on the oxymoron part. I would say I’ve just had better luck than others. This is however the only clone that I haven’t had Aaron Lynch or JonBobMilwright build. Would I recommend it for professional use? Unlikely. Homeowner is a good fit. Rancher/Homesteader for limited projects probably also a decent fit. If I upgrade it at all it’s more likely to be some better auger bits.
Perfect Aaron! Thanks for taking the time to answer so quickly. I’ll follow your channel with interest.
Any time. Knowledge is useless if f not shared.
Good video, helpful tips, thanks! Would you comment about the carbide wheel? Is the carbide wheel pre-contoured for a Sthil chain? I don’t use Oregon chains either.
Absolutely my friend. The contour is standard round. It’s the same for Oregon and Stihl. The only difference is actually the angles that you set the grinder at for Stihl or Oregon and I actually just sharpen Oregon chain using Stihl angles. Found no appreciable difference. If I have time today I will try and put up a short about the carbide wheel. If I don’t get it up today it will be up tomorrow for sure. Have a great day and thank you for the view and question.
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 That’s mighty kind of you. I’ve heard the stock ceramic disks aren’t the best. Thanks for your next video in advance :-)
@robertmatt7756 the video is up as a short. Hope that was what you were looking for
I cant find where to order the handle bar?
I went to my local dealer. For me it was ACE Hardware.
If memory serves, had believed I got the part number from Walkers Saw shop. You can always contact them to order one
how much was it?@@grizzlywoodservices4825
NGK spark plug need
No doubt it needs a proper spark plug. I’ve heard some of the different kits on the market don’t have genuine spark plugs
American chainsaw people are so funny … buying a chainsaw put power and a long bar on it and cut some small branches 😅 German‘s fell a 36“ beech or oak with a 50cc chainsaw with a 16“ bar 😂
Yes sir, that’s where I learned to cut trees. 50cc’s and a 16 inch bar gets it done all long. It’s just easier to get it don’t with a bigger saw and bar
Love my big blue. Yes I know Husqvarna doesn't come blue but I wasn't trying to copy. Just needed a big saw for my property and didn't want to spend at the time 18-2200$
Can’t agree with that logic. I love my clones that Aaron Lynch and @Jonbobmilwright have built for me. It put them up against my factory originals any day
Thanks for the information.
You are welcome my friend. Thank you for watching.
Do milling chains work better for noodleing? Great video very informative.
I can’t say that I have ever tried noodling with milling chain. The typical angle you mill with the wood ends up being finer particles or very small chips in comparison to what crosscut chain gives you. That being said, I suspect you would have less debris(noodles) jamming into the saw because it would be smaller particulate. If your goal is to cut slabs or boards, milling chain is preferred as that is it’s intended use. You in theory end up with a smoother finish compared to doing the same with crosscut.
Looks good Gemma
She keeps asking me for more
Looks tasty. Seeing as the comments on “baking with Gemma” are turned off I thought I would comment here as we. Love that vid! What a day to be spending time with your daughter and maki g memories.
Thanks for letting me know buddy, I didn’t even realize.
I can’t pick an 880 up! Wow!
Did you try it one handed?
How long bar you running?
That is a 32” bar with Holzfforma full house semi chisel chain. It runs it great however I am about to change it to a 28” Stihl bar with the same type of chain
@@grizzlywoodservices4825 thanks, I've got a372xp pro in route and trying to decide between 28" or 32" bar cutting mostly pine
I’m 5’9” and 220lbs, I like the 32” bar for the simple fact that if I get some kickback it keeps it further from me. In terms of functionality it is a bit unwieldy due to my height. I’m switching to the 28” because it’s a bit more nimble for me to Buck or work in a pile.
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Mingo looks like a good boy
Well, he’s not winning any obedience contests. He is however extremely friendly and generally well behaved.
@grizzlywoodservices4825 😄
Oh looks tasty 😋
It certainly is, Gemma loves it and even Julia didn’t mind the smoke this time. Although the wasn’t happy with the smell of smoke the day I did it.
That round makes my .44mag look like .38 spl standing next to it.
Makes a hell of a fireball
Damn!!!!!
Thank you sir, the smell in my house overnight was glorious.
You burnt it
It might look burnt but it certainly wasn’t. That was just some of the smoke in the rub. Thanks for the view and comment. 👍👍
That looks like a perfect brisket
@abbierose32forever20 perhaps, but it’s a pork net roast instead turned into pulled pork
Nice!
Thanks buddy