Kenny's profit margin is getting smaller with each meal he puts into these 3 Bulls! If they stay much longer, his deep freezer won't have anything left but the echo of his voice!😂🤣 You all were sure cranking out the firewood, especially for the first time working together as a group!👍 I hope everybody has a great weekend! Sure been some good videos this week...Thanks
Why do I watch logs and rounds being processed into firewood😮? Hummm, I JUST LOVE IT, BECAUSE WHEN WINTER COMES TO GA. MY FIREPLACE ROARS. THANKS FOR YOUR VIDS.
Moveable wood crib like what you built, but much better... If youu took just 2 trees, and cut a flat edge to make sled rails you could build a very long box with pallets and just drag everything during the winter to a drying area. Right off the splitter into a wood crib that can be transported. No trailer needed anymore. Start with the rails just wide enough for the splitter to fit between. Then add a pallet and sides as it fills up until you get to the end of your sled rails. Attach a strap by drilling holes into the sled rail nose and you're done until you load into a trailer the next year.
I could make alot of money with those guys. Hard working bunch. Good video. Congrats on 40k and let's look forward to video 1000. Thanks for all your efforts.
Good morning Chris, by the way you’re working that ultra Andrew is going to have to send you a new one pretty soon. You are certainly giving it a life test in a very short period of time. Keep up the good work God bless.
Wow! Now that’s how you do it. What a beautiful bunch of hard Maple rounds to split into firewood. Your crew and the Ultra were definitely force multipliers for Kenny’s firewood production in his new woodyard.🪵🪵🪵😁
There for a minute I thought I was watching Joe’s premium firewood Joe doing a great job on the camera why everybody else bust their ass for him to make money
Finally have the first logs coming into my new woodyard! One guy buying logs from me out of that load is bringing 4 helpers and a couple of chainsaws. Hopefully can have some fun with them like you and the crew helping Kenny. They cut, we run each others saws, and playtime with my splitter. Think he filled his pants when told him that the three cords of logs he wants can be processed in 3hrs if he brings the help.
This was such an awesome video! Such great team work! And an incredible amount of firewood in that amount of time! Really love the live on location videos Chris! But tbh! I love all your videos! Always look forward to checking out the channel everyday! I’m super pumped for tomorrows 48c vid! That’s going to be excellent with the Saturday morning coffee! Take care! Andrew from NB, Canada :)
Looks like hickory, nice wood. That splitter really puts out the wood. It is nice that you have so many good workers to help you. You don't get that often today.
I'm getting to thinking the same way. I've always thought an Eastonmade 5-11 or 9-16 or Wolfe Ridge CC28 would work really good for my one man operation... but seeing Chris run this Ultra... I don't know, kinda rethinking that at times. I need that log lift though... I get some big stuff... too much big stuff.
That’s an awesome splitter!! One observation, have you considered a platform of some sort on the side to place multiple blocks of wood for splitting? We use a vertical splitter, and have a 1m (40”) bench that we can stage blocks for the guy splitting.
Good production run Kenny is going to have to grill up a bunch of hamburgers (you want a hot apple pie with that) or go to Chester’s chicken 🍗 that’s good eating. Keep on cutting
Would a log lift accessory be a nice thing to have during that flurry of activity ? The new fellas seem to lifting with their back , a lot! I am feeling like some credits at the end would be beneficial to an already well done piece of videography. Cast Location Machines used Vid # Thanks for Including us in this road trip
Put a 420cc engine and a 28gpm pump And a 3.5" cylinder with 3/4" ports.. On his old splitter, would give that fancy machine a good run for it money. Mite even have some decent beer money leftover. . That pusher on that beam of the ultra keeps it mity shiny, needs an ability to pump grease in it.
Lol I bet your missing the conveyor there hey. Lol! And I just picked up my 592xp couple days ago. Your not kidding she's got a fair more grunt over my 572xpg.
Some burning questions (pun intended): 1) Have you test driven the Husquvarna or Sthil electric saws? While a boatload of batteries woud be needed it would free us from the gas pump. Appears the largest bar currently offered is 18 inch. 2) Please comment on why you don't heat primarily with wood. I'm just curious, not judging. I've learned much from you, most importantly to embrace the rhythm of constant stacking. I don't sell wood but it's been my primary heat source for maybe 50 years with just a few breaks. I now buy four cords / year cut & split, green, which I age for a year. My supplier is a friend & we always argrue about money ... I tell him he doesn't charge enough. Here in rural western Massachusetts firewood is generally sold as mixed hardwood but not seperated by species. And we don't speak of face cords, it's a cord or a 1/3 but faceless.
No batteries yet. I burn wood but not for primary. I try to not use my own supply of good wood and burn just the odd stuff. I make enough money selling wood so I can just turn up the gas! Haaa!
that is what you can call friends, travel halfway across wisc just to give a friend a hand. priceless
Yup, lots of great people!
Kenny's profit margin is getting smaller with each meal he puts into these 3 Bulls! If they stay much longer, his deep freezer won't have anything left but the echo of his voice!😂🤣
You all were sure cranking out the firewood, especially for the first time working together as a group!👍
I hope everybody has a great weekend! Sure been some good videos this week...Thanks
Don't tell them but those were beaver steaks he's been feeding them!
@M W Personally, I prefer a young groundhog myself, but I am sure Kenny knows all the tricks to a very tasty flat skillet Beaver steaks!🤠
🤣🤣🤣
@@mw1130 that would explain the stinky farts that everyone had.
My father says this is the good stuff right here. Working together and making friends.
I'm late! Good morning all.
Who needs a processor when you have Adam and Bert? Talk about a crew serviced weapon!
Yup!
That splitter and your crew knocked it out in a short time.
Yup!
11
Coffee in the north woods.
Great workflow. Lifting out of the bucket is a good option
Yup!
Who knew?….
Nighttime production in Kenny’s woodyard requires the Green Lantern on the job😮
Yup!!!
Good job Boys!! Love the new woodyard! No Cats!! lol
Ha! Thanks!!
Why do I watch logs and rounds being processed into firewood😮? Hummm, I JUST LOVE IT, BECAUSE WHEN WINTER COMES TO GA. MY FIREPLACE ROARS.
THANKS FOR YOUR VIDS.
Yup, thanks for watching!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
You guys are the real dream team!!👍👍
Take care my friends!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
Yup, thanks Al!!
Moveable wood crib like what you built, but much better... If youu took just 2 trees, and cut a flat edge to make sled rails you could build a very long box with pallets and just drag everything during the winter to a drying area. Right off the splitter into a wood crib that can be transported. No trailer needed anymore. Start with the rails just wide enough for the splitter to fit between. Then add a pallet and sides as it fills up until you get to the end of your sled rails. Attach a strap by drilling holes into the sled rail nose and you're done until you load into a trailer the next year.
Sounds like a lot of work to not have a trailer any more.
My little Splitter 1 Man 1 Face Cord per hr. If I would have spent $500.00 more I could have had one of those!!! I am happy with what I got.
Speed is important for me because I sell firewood. I can produce 3 face/one full cord and hour.
Man....... that's a whole lot of wood split n ready to be chucked right there!! 11 full cords!! Yeee Hawwwww !
Yup, thanks!
I love that scene at 8:55. A sea of rounds… that looks amazing.
Yup!!!
Wow!! The ABC CREW can produce a lot if wood!! Kenny must pay with 2 sticks of gum and lots of water!!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Yup, we did good.
When everybody just knows what needs to done, things happen in a hurry. Even working in the dark is no problem. GNI
Yup, we have a good team!
It looks like the Ultra is faster than the Axis. More labor required but really churns out the wood. Great job guys!
Yup, it is fast!
What a blessing to Ken. This really gets him going for the upcoming season. Thank you A.B.C. crew!!
Yup!
Send it Boys!!! Good night Irene
Thanks Dave!
So many Cool Beans! Got a headache now! Well Dun!
Thanks!!!
Morning Chris. I like the saying, If everybody worked together, a bunch of firewood can be processed. Great job, guys👍
Thanks for watching Bobbi!
@@InTheWoodyard who’s Bobbi?
Ol’ boys say without saying a word…. ”alright wood, lets dance”.
Yup, we would rather do than talk about it.
I could make alot of money with those guys. Hard working bunch. Good video. Congrats on 40k and let's look forward to video 1000. Thanks for all your efforts.
You and me both!
Making quick work A.B.C! GNI!
Thanks!
man what a crew eating the wood like wood chucks its miller time great job crew
Yup, thanks!
That’s some of the most productive work I’ve yet seen on this channel. Sun’s going down? Bring on the lights and keep going until you git-‘er done!
Thanks Paul!
Need to stop when it gets dark watch your fingers.Great job guys.
The camera makes it look darker than it really was.
Yup!
sometimes yes.
Running a operation so smooth it is equal to a processor, awesome!
Yup!
That's the best way and saves the back Ken lifting them in tractor bucket all you other guys just lift them right out really better on their back.
Yup.
Great crew ,great job , great. Video!!!
Thanks!!
At first I wondered why Kenny hasn’t bought an ultra. He’s much smarter than I thought.
Yup, like buying you wife a new truck.
Good morning Chris, by the way you’re working that ultra Andrew is going to have to send you a new one pretty soon. You are certainly giving it a life test in a very short period of time. Keep up the good work God bless.
That splitter has done about 2000 face cords now. (700) full cords
Crazy Ken’s crayon crunching compadres cutting and chopping copious quantities of quality cherry into cute chunks that are easy to carry. 😊
Yup, good one!
Chris your brother Ken is probably happy having all that help not bad at all ❤😊🪵🪵🪵🪵lots of it 👍
Yup!
Wow! Now that’s how you do it. What a beautiful bunch of hard Maple rounds to split into firewood. Your crew and the Ultra were definitely force multipliers for Kenny’s firewood production in his new woodyard.🪵🪵🪵😁
Glad you enjoyed it!
Logs and rounds yesterday. Today split and done.. how Kenny has some stacking to do..😁👍
Yup!
🤘awesome machine!
Sure is!
Nothing like starting my day with a good splittin’ video.
Thanks!!
Just think how much more could have gotten done, if the guy running the camera was working too!!!🤷🏽🤷🏽😂
Thought the same thing when he mentioned having two Ultras. Funny Kenny did not take a jab at him about getting more work done with less cameras.
Kenny was happy to get 2.5 workers instead of just a half. But you all wouldnt have videos to watch everyday if it wasnt for the camera man.
@@BertsCustomCuts Just because we enjoy our daily fix does not mean we cannot razz the man, I would have done so in person had I got an invitation.
Just think about how little you would have seen.
yup
Good Morning Woodhounds!!
GNI!!
Hello!
you guys made quick work out of that pile of rounds. its nice when you have help.
Yup, thanks!
Saw my first robin yesterday, have a great weekend everyone. Looks like Kenny is going to have a lot of stacking to do!
You also Ken!
I saw my first tick…
Robins are back in Oh. also . Good first thoughts on spring !
I saw a Robin yesterday, too. She waited on our lunch table.
Thanks Ken!
Thanks lads now if you could drop it off by the back door 😅😂, good teamwork 👍🇬🇧
Haaa!
Ken and company rocking the wood out today!!! Woo.
Yup!!
What a Fantastic Job.
Glad you like it!
There for a minute I thought I was watching Joe’s premium firewood Joe doing a great job on the camera why everybody else bust their ass for him to make money
Shhhhh don't tell them!
@In The Woodyard we do it for the viewers.
Now that's production
Yup!
That is an amazing amount of wood for under 2 hours. That ultra is a workhorse.
It does work.
Finally have the first logs coming into my new woodyard! One guy buying logs from me out of that load is bringing 4 helpers and a couple of chainsaws. Hopefully can have some fun with them like you and the crew helping Kenny. They cut, we run each others saws, and playtime with my splitter. Think he filled his pants when told him that the three cords of logs he wants can be processed in 3hrs if he brings the help.
Good luck!
As much as I've seen it in your videos, the speed of the eastonmade is always remarkable.
Yup, and in person it is even faster.
You gotta quit making all that wood so fast! Getting dang jealous and need my own Ultra and 4 man crew.
Yes you do!
Man I need an ULTRA in my life! Great job team👍👍
You should!
Get on the wait list now when I ordered mine they said about 12 months!
With all that help you are like a supervisor with the camera! Those guys put out the wood! Nice job!
You got that right!
just like a well oiled machine, nice job
Yup! Thanks!
So enjoyable watching your videos! Thank you for a lovely start to my morning 😊💐
Thanks Bobbi!
Great job guys
Thanks!
40 K, way to go Chris and crew!
Thanks Joe.
Nice job to the crew. Y’all stay for a week and Kenny won’t have anything to do this year🤣 Well done fellas👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Yup, we did good
This was such an awesome video! Such great team work! And an incredible amount of firewood in that amount of time! Really love the live on location videos Chris! But tbh! I love all your videos! Always look forward to checking out the channel everyday! I’m super pumped for tomorrows 48c vid! That’s going to be excellent with the Saturday morning coffee! Take care! Andrew from NB, Canada :)
Make sure its a big cup because it's gonna be a long one.
@@BertsCustomCuts hey Bert! The coffee is all lined up an ready to go for tomorrow morning!! :)) Andrew from NB :)
Thanks!
Great job 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍
Thanks Frank!
Man I need y’all in my wood pile for an hour or so. Nice work gentlemen. GNI!!
We can do that for a price!
That’s what production is called!
Good crew !
Even my little splitter I got amazed how much can be done!
Good job guys!
Yup, good crew!
Awesome job
Haaa! Thanks!
Wow , that some quick splitting !
Yup!
Oh boy here we go ! Breaking Bulk ! 👍👏
Yup!
ULTRA is a really good name for it. Holy smokes it can get a lot done in a hurry. Good job crew!
Ultra the ultimate. Splitter for small firewood value for Money👍
Yup!
Yup!
Splitting the pile of wood in 1 hour 35 minutes impressive, would ken consider getting a conveyor or a splitter for his own wood yard,
Shopping now
You guys weren't fooling around! I really hope those guys had earplugs in, working with all the noise!
We were wearing ear plugs. If you didn't see it, I pulled mine out in the end of vidoe.
Yup, I wear them all the time.
Looks like hickory, nice wood. That splitter really puts out the wood. It is nice that you have so many good workers to help you. You don't get that often today.
Hard maple
Yup, it was a good day!
amazing ken from kent england
Thanks!
I can't wait to get my Ultra next Fall, it will be a great addition to our woodyard. Thanks for another awesome video my friend.
Thanks for watching! You will like the machine!
G’morning Dudes ! Wow. Really cranking out da maple ! Most bestest way to do Kenny’s work.
GoodNightIrene
Thanks 👍
Hope Kenny BBQ somenice Ribeye steaks for his crew!🙂🫕🥩🥩🥩🥩
Nope chili.
Been taking a liking to that Ultra as it's definitely fast and gets the job done. Good wood crew foresure , stay safe and keep up the great videos.
I'm getting to thinking the same way. I've always thought an Eastonmade 5-11 or 9-16 or Wolfe Ridge CC28 would work really good for my one man operation... but seeing Chris run this Ultra... I don't know, kinda rethinking that at times. I need that log lift though... I get some big stuff... too much big stuff.
@BKD70 this splitter with a log lift would be a game changer.
Rip it down. (The big wood)
Maybe so.
Almost spring, another year to prep
Yup!
Congrats on 40k subscribers! You derserve it. The ultra is nice machine.
Thank you very much!
You guys have done a great job for your brother ken now what's he going to do go to Mexico on vacation he's caught up.
Haaaa!
Splitting it old school style with the Ultra. I'll wager that you missed having the conveyor and a few dump trailers to handle this pile of rounds.
The elevator is good!
That’s an awesome splitter!! One observation, have you considered a platform of some sort on the side to place multiple blocks of wood for splitting?
We use a vertical splitter, and have a 1m (40”) bench that we can stage blocks for the guy splitting.
Yup, some day!
You guys banged out a lot of wood in a short time!!!! I'd be cerious what you brother could put out when it's not precise splits on your processor
Yup, we did good.
Good production run Kenny is going to have to grill up a bunch of hamburgers (you want a hot apple pie with that) or go to Chester’s chicken 🍗 that’s good eating. Keep on cutting
Yup!
Amazing that's all I can say well its not all I can say but that will do
Thanks!!
Ken are you going to give them boys a break!!!!
Nope, he always works us like that!
Good job
Thanks!
Great crew and a job well done!!
Thank you very much!
Would a log lift accessory be a nice thing to have during that flurry of activity ?
The new fellas seem to lifting with their back , a lot!
I am feeling like some credits at the end would be beneficial to an already well done piece of videography.
Cast
Location
Machines used
Vid #
Thanks for
Including us in this road trip
Maybe, we did have a log lift with the tractor bucket.
@@InTheWoodyard 😄🤪
Well yeah,
There's that
😊
congrats on 40K!
Thanks Rob!
Put a 420cc engine and a 28gpm pump
And a 3.5" cylinder with 3/4" ports..
On his old splitter, would give that fancy machine a good run for it money.
Mite even have some decent beer money leftover.
.
That pusher on that beam of the ultra keeps it mity shiny, needs an ability to pump grease in it.
It works.
Lol I bet your missing the conveyor there hey. Lol! And I just picked up my 592xp couple days ago. Your not kidding she's got a fair more grunt over my 572xpg.
Yup, the 592 is a screamer!
Oh, you got the 40k subscribers! 👍🏼
Yup! Thanks!
A lot of the world's problems started, when Mr Ed the horse started talking..
Haaaa!
You have definitely gotten your money’s worth out of the Ultra lol. I swear you split more wood with that than most people with prOcessors do.
Maybe so!
Just think how much you could make with good beer 😉🤣
Less probably.
Some burning questions (pun intended):
1) Have you test driven the Husquvarna or Sthil electric saws? While a boatload of batteries woud be needed it would free us from the gas pump. Appears the largest bar currently offered is 18 inch.
2) Please comment on why you don't heat primarily with wood. I'm just curious, not judging.
I've learned much from you, most importantly to embrace the rhythm of constant stacking. I don't sell wood but it's been my primary heat source for maybe 50 years with just a few breaks. I now buy four cords / year cut & split, green, which I age for a year. My supplier is a friend & we always argrue about money ... I tell him he doesn't charge enough. Here in rural western Massachusetts firewood is generally sold as mixed hardwood but not seperated by species. And we don't speak of face cords, it's a cord or a 1/3 but faceless.
No batteries yet.
I burn wood but not for primary.
I try to not use my own supply of good wood and burn just the odd stuff.
I make enough money selling wood so I can just turn up the gas! Haaa!
Nicely done! That new yard looks very close to a busy road. Concerns?
Nope, Ken lives there.
Chris to bad you did have the 37 D for a wk end you would have all off it done in that time frame Chris . 😊
Yup, one of the "d" splitters would be great. But the Ultra is very fast too.
Many hands make light work. The whole is greater than the sum of the parts.
Yup!
You got your money's worth out of that splitter
It is just getting broke in.
Andrew got to make something so you don’t have to pick them up off the ground 😮
A machine mounted log lift might help the back but would slow down production in this scenario. IMHO
In this scenario, a log lift could be used as a staging spot to pile rounds to go thru splitter.
Anti gravity machine??
yup
yup
If the eastonmande was to break would you go back with the same one or would you upgrade?
Good question??? I really like the size and speed of the ULTRA.
Does the splitter start moving backward when the pile of splitted wood is stable enough and the splitter continues in to press the wood into the pile?
Yup.