So funny enough, my local tree service made another drop here today mostly red oak but hiding within was ... a familiar looking yellow sapwood tree. I would have been scratching my head if not for your video. 😂
As you know by now mulberry splits very well. It's at the top end of good fire. It also holds up good in the weather. If I could find enough it's all I would burnwould
I envy you my brother. You have it going on right down to your fancy helper. I gotta wonder if she the boss of production Or the boss of the money 😊. No doubt the boss of you The Red Oak Rooster / In the Hocking Hills, Logan, Ohio Keep’n warm 👍
The pullback arm is in my mind a bigger game changer than the auto cycle. If I would've been using a 4 way and having to manually pull the chunks back for re-splitting I'd be one worn out Wood Hound! LOL
You'll want that Mulberry for your boiler, good BTU's I do not sell it for recreational use because it tends to pop and throw sparks, some say more so than pine.
Did you have that box wedge as low as it could go? I’ve got a 22-28 on order with the box wedge and I’m trying to determine how small of pieces it can make if the wedge is as low as possible or if I should change it to a pizza wedge. Thanks.
I didn't have it all the way down. If you are looking for smaller splits the pizza wedge would be the way to go. You can run with the wedge all the way down, however it is not engaged with the lifting mechanism so it will push up when wood is pushed through. You have to run with it raised up a couple inches from the bottom so it is locked in....if that make sense.
7 way can make 1.5x4s or so with the wedge down. It's pretty consistent. He's right the wedge will move if too far down. Either way it's no set it and forget it with the wedge. Naturally, going through knots and slanted pieces, the wedge moves, so you get a mix of 1.5x4 - 5x5s You get a ton of kindling wood and a mix of 2x2 or so wood. Hope that helps.
So, Friday you stated that you had some big rounds saved for me, are these the small ones? I assume by big you are saying too big for the 500i? Just wanting to know if I need to bring a 50cc or 60cc Husqvarna😉 Bless’ns to the both of ya’s, Surg
Dan and Amanda great Video as always my Friend. That Splitter the 37D.is a Bear. About how many Tons is it Rated at? Does a number on that Mulberry. Mulberry does Snap, alot therefore it best to use it in your outside Boiler. I am cutting up somemore Locust today. Great News also getting about 10 Red Oak Logs Shortly my Friend. Be in touch and stay Safe as always, Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
The splitter definitely is a beast...didn't even care for some of the knots in the Elm, just pushed right through. I believe it's 37 ton. Nice score on the Oak logs!
Dan...I'm surprised that tree company did not know there was a ton of money in that mulberry log. All of the premier girls' field hockey sticks are made from it and it is hard to find.
I was wondering if you would need a splitter like fricknjeep has for his Bobcat, but you did OK. When you took your jacket off, I knew you meant business. Bill
I have a customer who buys mulberry and hackberry only from me for his smoker. He owns a sportsbar and only smokes with those two kinds of firewood. He doesn't want any oak or anything else but mulberry or hackberry.
Yeah...just switching it up a bit...I'll bring that closing back again at some point. I like to make little changes to see if I get any feedback on them...helps me know how long people watch...lol...so thanks!
@@Back40Firewood Yes. It’s spread everywhere. It originally grew only in a small area of Oklahoma, I think. It’s in the “Audubon Guide to Eastern Trees”. Look on the ground for those big, softball-sized green spheres. That’s the dead giveaway for Osage Orange. As is the bright yellow sawdust. Keep an eye on the split firewood. It will gradually turn dark brown. I’m still thinking it’s Osage Orange.
I don't believe that's Mulberry I have 4 or5 on my property in the last 50 years they are still 15 16 inches in diameter and the largest I've ever seen about 22 inches. I'd guess either Osage Orange or Black Locust
Amanda WOW. great vid love when u guys work together
Mulberry is very heavy and holds alot of moisture at first, the yellow will turn brown when it dries. Love that 37D!!
It is nice to have a willing helper.
Making the Boss work today! Good for you, and it is nice to have the help. You both work well together, keep up the great videos!
Great teamwork and I continue to like the lean-to area of the woodyard.
Another great firewood video!
Great teamwork, have an awesome day guys.
The 37D is a beast! Running those giant knotty rounds through the box wedge like there's nothing to it!
A $34,500 log splitter, attached conveyor included, better split the knarly stuff wity ease!
It definitely is a beast...but I think having fewer wedges also helps when using the 5 way compared to 7 way box wedge.
I like the 37D!! Makes light of the knotty pieces!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
The yoga pants never disappoint ! Lol
Dan team work is dream dream work because you have the amazing Amanda as part of your team 😮😊❤
Excellent wood for grilling and smoking
So funny enough, my local tree service made another drop here today mostly red oak but hiding within was ... a familiar looking yellow sapwood tree. I would have been scratching my head if not for your video. 😂
Ha....nice! Well there ya go...now ya know for the next time one comes in. lol
Instant subscriber!
I put mulberry in all my bundle wood bundles. It is on every fence post here and usually the limb wood is the straightest.
Damn those freaking yoga pants are amazing!! Your definitely a very lucky fella!! Great youtube channel
As you know by now mulberry splits very well. It's at the top end of good fire. It also holds up good in the weather. If I could find enough it's all I would burnwould
I envy you my brother. You have it going on right down to your fancy helper. I gotta wonder if she the boss of production
Or the boss of the money 😊. No doubt the boss of you
The Red Oak Rooster / In the Hocking Hills, Logan, Ohio
Keep’n warm 👍
Side note, how in the world does your helper pull those pants on? Almost mistook them for body art!💥👍👍🇺🇸
Hahaha....they are actually made that way. I think it's called a 'Scrunch' and it's built right into the pants....lol
Amanda has blue and orange on. Only orange on you.😊 Show Eastonmade colors.😊🤘
That SketchUp is a great program. 😉🤣
I forgot to mention I have the special Redneck Renovation add-on pack with my version....lol
when she ordered her leggings, she clearly selected " eastonmade blue " its not an exact match, but holy cow is it close ;)
And he ordered an Eastonmade red tee. It’s not an exact match, but, eh, it’s close enough 👍
You are killing my eyes.
Sure is nice not having to manhandle those big rounds... the box wedge and pullback arm are the answer!
The pullback arm is in my mind a bigger game changer than the auto cycle. If I would've been using a 4 way and having to manually pull the chunks back for re-splitting I'd be one worn out Wood Hound! LOL
Mulberry snap, crackles and pops when you burn it.
Mulberry is nice wood to heat with. Been using it for years.
AMAZING
makes excellent firewood
I'm looking for a green mulberry round for a personal project. By any chance, do you sell these?
hi there good job best to all . john
good afternoon my friend, have a nice day
Hello...and same to you, hope ya had a good one.
That stuff burns pretty hot. Hotter than oak (but not as hot as its cousin osage orange).
You'll want that Mulberry for your boiler, good BTU's I do not sell it for recreational use because it tends to pop and throw sparks, some say more so than pine.
Ahh that makes sense...I'll have to keep it separated then or save it for my own personal burning in my fire pit...thanks!
That's a beast of a machine!! Nice leggings!!
So how does that mulberry burn?
Not bad...it throws a few sparks so have to watch if burning in open fire, but inside the boiler it burns great!
Mulberry is great firewood.
Different looking wood.
Did you have that box wedge as low as it could go? I’ve got a 22-28 on order with the box wedge and I’m trying to determine how small of pieces it can make if the wedge is as low as possible or if I should change it to a pizza wedge. Thanks.
I didn't have it all the way down. If you are looking for smaller splits the pizza wedge would be the way to go. You can run with the wedge all the way down, however it is not engaged with the lifting mechanism so it will push up when wood is pushed through. You have to run with it raised up a couple inches from the bottom so it is locked in....if that make sense.
7 way can make 1.5x4s or so with the wedge down. It's pretty consistent. He's right the wedge will move if too far down. Either way it's no set it and forget it with the wedge. Naturally, going through knots and slanted pieces, the wedge moves, so you get a mix of 1.5x4 - 5x5s You get a ton of kindling wood and a mix of 2x2 or so wood. Hope that helps.
Mulberry burns hot and long in my wood stove but It's not safe for a open fire as it pops and throws embers alot
Did you notice its a bit sticky. It will turn a dark brown in about a week. Wont even look like the same wood
So, Friday you stated that you had some big rounds saved for me, are these the small ones?
I assume by big you are saying too big for the 500i?
Just wanting to know if I need to bring a 50cc or 60cc Husqvarna😉
Bless’ns to the both of ya’s, Surg
Dan and Amanda great Video as always my Friend. That Splitter the 37D.is a Bear. About how many Tons is it Rated at? Does a number on that Mulberry. Mulberry does Snap, alot therefore it best to use it in your outside Boiler. I am cutting up somemore Locust today. Great News also getting about 10 Red Oak Logs Shortly my Friend. Be in touch and stay Safe as always, Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.
The splitter definitely is a beast...didn't even care for some of the knots in the Elm, just pushed right through. I believe it's 37 ton. Nice score on the Oak logs!
Mulberry burns very hot.
Dan ,please have Amanda use a pickaroon to remove the split wood that machine is fast and won't stop!
Heard that Mulberry can be used for smoking.
It is great smoke. It's ashey though.
I've seen/heard that now in a few comments as well....never knew.
I've used on poultry in my smoker
Same color as the eastonmade also with a box.
Is she also a hobbiest?
lol..yes, yes she is!
So i guess my answer didn't qualify.. burnable oh well it still works as a catch all for firewood 😁👍
lol...I guess 'burnable' also works, although it has to 1st season so technically in current state it is not burnable....hahahaha
Dan...I'm surprised that tree company did not know there was a ton of money in that mulberry log. All of the premier girls' field hockey sticks are made from it and it is hard to find.
it grows like weeds here in Iowa
I consider it a weed, they grow pretty fast
I was wondering if you would need a splitter like fricknjeep has for his Bobcat, but you did OK. When you took your jacket off, I knew you meant business.
Bill
Yes, that is what in poker they call a 'tell'...when the jacket comes off in the woodyard it's time to get serious! LOL
looks like firewood to me
I have a customer who buys mulberry and hackberry only from me for his smoker. He owns a sportsbar and only smokes with those two kinds of firewood. He doesn't want any oak or anything else but mulberry or hackberry.
What happened to your video ending? Not the usual music.
Yeah...just switching it up a bit...I'll bring that closing back again at some point. I like to make little changes to see if I get any feedback on them...helps me know how long people watch...lol...so thanks!
I don't think that's mulberry but hedgek(like where hedge apples come.from),it's the best burning wood I've ever found
Is Mulberry the same as Poplar
With those fine structures I am surprised a homeless encampment hasn’t sprung up.😊
Ohh I'm sure there's a few things living under or in them...just not human in form....hahaha
I don't see nothing wrong with your little shelter
Sure looks like Osage Orange to me. Been wrong before though.
I'm not familiar with Osage Orange, does it grow this far up north here in west central Wisconsin?
@@Back40Firewood Yes. It’s spread everywhere. It originally grew only in a small area of Oklahoma, I think. It’s in the “Audubon Guide to Eastern Trees”. Look on the ground for those big, softball-sized green spheres. That’s the dead giveaway for Osage Orange. As is the bright yellow sawdust. Keep an eye on the split firewood. It will gradually turn dark brown. I’m still thinking it’s Osage Orange.
That mulberry is good wood. But not for a fireplace. Heats well and lasts a while.
I don't believe that's Mulberry I have 4 or5 on my property in the last 50 years they are still 15 16 inches in diameter and the largest I've ever seen about 22 inches. I'd guess either Osage Orange or Black Locust
I've asked a few people and they all said it will easily get that big or larger so not sure.
Mulberry gets big. I have been burning it for years. You can find the trunks quite large in diameter but short.
damm
Comment #10! I am early!
And I had so much to do this morning, Damn that evil Spandex n pretty lady! PS Mulberry rates right up there with Oak in BTU's
Did Doug move to Washington??? Nice Wazooooo Ann.
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Doug??? Who...???
Great Teamwork on a piece more work than worth without a Eastonmade Beast🤣🪵👍🏼🇺🇸
lol...I live for the 'more work than worth' chunks of firewood! Bring em on!! Hahaha