“Everything revolves around the axis..”. Then your facial expression! Baahaaha. You crack me up 😂. Elaine here from Canada, hope the weather stabilizes so you can get things sorted. Great videography angles.
After watching you drag those rounds with the picaroon, we will have to call you "Skidder Joe"! Skidder Kev will now be jealous! Ha. Why carry the stuff, when you can drag it. Nice "cushioning chips" in your small trailer! I just learned those "live decks" are close to $20k! Worth every penney over the long run, and even short run. Bob from Metsa Machines is the biggest "straight shooter" Ive seen. He'll do well. Good guy! Everything is "revolving around the Axis" ! Very funny! I can see how the Axis has its place in the wood yard, but wrestling around big rounds on its deck, will wear you out when you get older. Its still a great machine! When you dump splits on ground covered with wood chips, it stays clean with no mud. No wonder your delivered firewood looks perfect. We all watch and learn from a master! Great job Joe!
One trick Joe after first dumping and prior to pulling forward is to backup a couple of feet first pushing wood back, then pulling forward until it starts to slide, then back up again, rinse and repeat. That allows the back of the trailer to bull-doze some of the pieces higher and the few last pieces are not so strewn out all over the drive forward.
That splitter is awesome, it creates the best looking / easily stackable campfire logs in the shortest amount of time of any log splitter I've seen. Goals!
Hi Joe - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. You seem to have nicked our Irish weather up in the NE while a recent TV report here showed the Hoover dam threatening to run out of water. The world is certainly topsy-turvy. As you know, I am a great fan of vertical splitters for their accuracy of split and reduced movement of wood on the table. They greatly outnumber horizontal splitters over here.
I never got to congratulate you on the new bbq account. So congrats Joe. It’s raining a lot here in PA too, these ants are everywhere! Normally if things are stacked and off the ground there are not near the wood, but with all this rain they are everywhere. It’s driving me nuts! 🤯
Another excellent video, Joe. Would liked to have seen you outstanding in the rain, alas we were only able to see you outstanding in the video. 😊Everything…revolves around the axis. DEEP😂 Have………a great day👍👍👍
So it seems Joe definitely is not an Ant-Man...?! 😅 However, a pleasure to see the Axis in action. I can't wait to make some more firewood myself. I was on vacation for four weeks, and after returning home it was right the other way round than your weather: 95°F and burning sun. So I decided to reactivate my pool instead of splitting the rounds (by hand) I have laying around...😁 Greetings from your loyal German subscriber ✌🇩🇪
Hello Joe, Northern California is dry as can be. We could use the rain here. I got my hands on 30 IBC totes to store firewood but found it more profitable to resell them for $150 to $200 ea. Folks in my area have been using them to transport recycled water to irrigate there lawns and gardens. That Axis is one heck of a splitter!. Take Care love the videos.
I suggest you extend your timber to the back and then use some timber mats ( we call them rig mats up here 🇨🇦) to make a “ yard there you can use your processor when it’s wet or snowed in, Good job in hiring students! 🇨🇦
We have been discussing that. I don't like too much walking on them bc it is a broken ankle waiting to happen but also you can't beat the price for them!
Joe, you may need to think about spreading out your woodyard, been there myself, we used process wood all around the outdoor Woodstove, The whole area was wooded at the time, TheBobcat cleared 10 Acres and it’s working well, Take Care! 🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
@@ohiowoodburner Joe it Took me 3 yrs and Help from my 2 oldest sons, Your doing Great, It just takes a lot of room when Getting logs delivered, Amazing how well you did without a tractor! Take care my Friend and be safe🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
Nice looking cherry should keep the stacker busy for a while. Reminds me I need to get to splitting I’ve got rounds all over the place. Take care, Ben.
Goofing Joe from S. E. Ohio. We've had a good bit of rain here too. I've watched other channels & they would get teenagers to help. It's good to see their is a few that knows the value of work. Have a wonderful rest of the day
I keep hearing that but all the teens I know are good kids and work pretty good. It seems all the lazy people I know are rich... born on third base and thought they hit a triple.
There are ways to force dry the ground if you don't mind the work and base costs to install it. A central sump for a pump and a grid of french drains with gravel filling the trenches will let you direct where you want to pump the water so it is no longer a problem for you. As you would be driving over the area you would need to use the more expensive PVC drain tiles but the normal most expensive part is the labor so you can cut that by renting a trencher and installing it yourself as it is pipe, gravel and filter cloth for the drain field and the central sump if you don't have a low spot to send the water to naturally. You can also do a mostly gravel filled trench with grass covering it but it takes longer to pull any surface water in and you want the area dry to work on asap.
Thanks for the nice post Andrew. You must have a lot of experience with this. I am still trying to figure things out. Wish I had a magic wand some times.
Yes sir i hear ya. We're saturated in Michigan also...LOL. whats your thoughts on stacking with the bark on? Bark up, down, or doesn't matter? Great video, love the production of the Axis 👍👍
Thanks Russ. I have tried every way imaginable to stack wood and I have concluded that nothing really matters except for the fact that the wood is stacked. I don't even tarp anymore. I think it is better for the rain to get onto the wood. Keeps it clean and keeps the rodents from living under the tarp. One thing I found that brings value is that the wood stack faces North to south.
Now that you have a loader, there should be some way to use the loader to lift up the wood from the pile that was dumped out. Perhaps an extra heavy tarp could be laid on the ground and the wood placed on the tarp and then the tarp lifted with a loader. That is probably not the best idea, but it might get you started to think about it.
Hey Joe, I need some advice…. I placed an order in for a super splitter but I haven’t paid for it yet….. I saw on another video that you said the super splitter doesn’t do well in the rain……oh crap!!! I live in a rain forest in the pacific north west!!!! Can you explain why it doesn’t do well…. I plan to park it and use it under cover….. will that help? Or does it gum up if the wood is really wet? I need to abandon ship if it’s the wrong one for my location… thanks.
I have found that the SS can be finicky in wet conditions bc of the bearings on the ram. The wood mess tends to gum up on the beam. Also the top beam is unfinished an you can get a sheen of rust on it if you don't keep it sprayed with a lube etc. That is just me... I see a lot on YT that are rusted up etc and they seem to work fine. If you are under a roof you should be good too. I think the production you will get out of this will well off set any inconvenience of wet weather splitting. Get one if you can.
Hi, have you considered a big bag / mesh bag for fireeood? In Norway we often use a IBC tote or meshed bag of 1000 liters or 1500 liters standing on pallets, makes it possible to move around with a tractor after splitting.
Joe over the weekend from Friday night at midnight until Saturday morning at 9 AM we had 6 inches of rain here in southeastern Indiana with a couple tornados in the area so I know what you are talking about.
Chickens Joe, I use chickens to control insects coming off my splitter, of course when the chickens understand where the bugs are coming from, they can get underfoot a little, and get in the way of work, but they sure love to eat ants, and potato bugs.
YOUR VERY LUCKY > SO SO DRY HERE < GRASS ON MY LAWN ALL TURNING VERY BROWN . PLEASE SEND SOME OUR WAY < WE WOULD LOVE LOVE SOME RAIN> BRING RAIN HERE PLEASE 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦MANITOBA
Looks like the grass is reclaiming the timber road. Give your high school kid a couple extra hours to run the string trimmer over it. Was a drone added to the video camera arsenal of OWB?
@@ohiowoodburner dammed if you do dammed if you don’t. Just think how good a nice new delivery trailer would look behind your Ute. Leave tho old one for a yard trailer or so the young kids can stack loads wile your on a delivery.
@@ohiowoodburner also have you thought about putting a little solar panel on the toolbox to keep the battery topped up. Might give you a little bit extra out of the battery’s
You have the tractor now why don't you start hauling in some gravel? I also thought the area in the rear was dryer than that where you are currently stacking.
I'm surprised that this open giljotin passes safety regulations in US,where every item from coffee cup to nuce missile has "Wear safety Glasses" sticker.
Hey Joe no joke we HAVE GAME CHICKEN, s in my WOOD YARD they eat the ants. And other insects that feed off OF WOOd. they don't git in the way .you still HAVE to buy CHICKEN feed but it's cheap.
@@ohiowoodburner lol BROTHER...... IT is hot here IN nwa TODAY. Got 15 FULL CORDS cut READY TO split in the morning. The CHICKEN, s do help I'll send you some pictures of the WOOD YARD they stand by my SPLITTER and eat them up like crazy.
Why don't you get some of them timbers and put then in between your stack of wood or put skids on the timbers but still have enough room to still cary the wood on them to walk.
Instead of doing time consuming manual stacking,have you considered using something like these ; www.uittokalusto.fi/metsatyot/polttopuut/klapisakit.html
I have looked at those but I'm not yet sold on them. Not sure how delivery would go and if the wood would mold sitting packed like that for 6-12 months. I still think the best value is to stack it yourself or pay a HS kid $20
@@ohiowoodburner They are very common here in finland and skandinavia,i have personally bought firewood on those,which have been drying a year or two,no mold issues at all.In fact they are very effective for drying wood.For the delivery,one could use a little flatback with hydraulic arm.They are rather sturdy made so they can be on rotation for several years.
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"Everything is revolving around the Axis". Joe stays up at night thinking these things up. :)
It comes natural!
“Everything revolves around the axis..”. Then your facial expression! Baahaaha. You crack me up 😂. Elaine here from Canada, hope the weather stabilizes so you can get things sorted. Great videography angles.
Thanks for watching!
After watching you drag those rounds with the picaroon, we will have to call you "Skidder Joe"! Skidder Kev will now be jealous! Ha. Why carry the stuff, when you can drag it.
Nice "cushioning chips" in your small trailer! I just learned those "live decks" are close to $20k! Worth every penney over the long run, and even short run. Bob from Metsa Machines is the biggest "straight shooter" Ive seen. He'll do well. Good guy!
Everything is "revolving around the Axis" ! Very funny! I can see how the Axis has its place in the wood yard, but wrestling around big rounds on its deck, will wear you out when you get older. Its still a great machine!
When you dump splits on ground covered with wood chips, it stays clean with no mud. No wonder your delivered firewood looks perfect.
We all watch and learn from a master! Great job Joe!
One trick Joe after first dumping and prior to pulling forward is to backup a couple of feet first pushing wood back, then pulling forward until it starts to slide, then back up again, rinse and repeat. That allows the back of the trailer to bull-doze some of the pieces higher and the few last pieces are not so strewn out all over the drive forward.
Good idea Dave. I will give it a try
Hopefully it dries up Joe. Lot of rain here. Glad the Axis is earning it's keep!!!
Full speed ahead Andrew!
That splitter is awesome, it creates the best looking / easily stackable campfire logs in the shortest amount of time of any log splitter I've seen. Goals!
You hit the nail on the head Nick
Firewood is revolving...in my head
As with me Anthony. Funny how it gets you.
Hi Joe - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. You seem to have nicked our Irish weather up in the NE while a recent TV report here showed the Hoover dam threatening to run out of water. The world is certainly topsy-turvy. As you know, I am a great fan of vertical splitters for their accuracy of split and reduced movement of wood on the table. They greatly outnumber horizontal splitters over here.
Thanks BR. Farmers out west don't have enough water. Farmers out east have too much!
Excellent video Joe.! Days away from having my own Axis, getting hard to sleep at night. LOL
You are going to love it Cliff. Keep me posted
I never got to congratulate you on the new bbq account. So congrats Joe. It’s raining a lot here in PA too, these ants are everywhere! Normally if things are stacked and off the ground there are not near the wood, but with all this rain they are everywhere. It’s driving me nuts! 🤯
Ugh.. what a wet period we are in!
Another excellent video, Joe. Would liked to have seen you outstanding in the rain, alas we were only able to see you outstanding in the video. 😊Everything…revolves around the axis. DEEP😂 Have………a great day👍👍👍
LOL Thanks Brian. I have a rule and that is I do not work in the rain.
@@ohiowoodburner yes, Joe, you might melt😂😂😂
Be glad you get rain, we can’t buy any rain up here, so far this month .56 of a inch. I like that splitter, looks easier on the back
Thanks Larry. The work table is ideal height too.
That Eastonmade Axis sure makes good looking firewood.
Sure does Cal!
Hey Joe!
How about woodchips in your drying yard?
It would be spongy but not angle-feet wet!
And it could possibly be brought to you for FREE!!
That has been my practice Sam. Most of my pallets sit on them. I have chips piled in all my walking areas
Good morning Joe!!😀😀
Love the Axis!!😀😀👍👍
Hopefully things are drying up.
Have a great day my friend!!😀👍
Logger Al
Thanks Al!
So it seems Joe definitely is not an Ant-Man...?! 😅
However, a pleasure to see the Axis in action. I can't wait to make some more firewood myself. I was on vacation for four weeks, and after returning home it was right the other way round than your weather: 95°F and burning sun. So I decided to reactivate my pool instead of splitting the rounds (by hand) I have laying around...😁
Greetings from your loyal German subscriber ✌🇩🇪
Thanks so much for the nice comment Johannes. I could use some pool time but I can just go wade in my back yard and get the same experience LOL!!!
Hello Joe, Northern California is dry as can be. We could use the rain here. I got my hands on 30 IBC totes to store firewood but found it more profitable to resell them for $150 to $200 ea. Folks in my area have been using them to transport recycled water to irrigate there lawns and gardens. That Axis is one heck of a splitter!. Take Care love the videos.
Nice to hear from you again Lendy. I am not yet sold on IBCs but maybe one day.
I suggest you extend your timber to the back and then use some timber mats ( we call them rig mats up here 🇨🇦) to make a “ yard there you can use your processor when it’s wet or snowed in, Good job in hiring students! 🇨🇦
We have been discussing that. I don't like too much walking on them bc it is a broken ankle waiting to happen but also you can't beat the price for them!
It would " all season" your wood yard and production.
The Axis is a great tool in your arsenal of equipment. Keep on splitting!
It sure is John!
Great video Joe! I will be so happy for you once you get the wood yard built out back.
Me too! This rain isn't helping however
As usual, another informative and entertaining video.
I am grateful for a wet year in NWA. Back west looking at very serious lack of water.
I'm in nwa as well lol
Greetings to my friends in NWA.
Video looks crystal clear!
Vielen Dank für den netten Kommentar. Meine Tochter macht die ganze Arbeit mit der Videoqualität!
Joe, you may need to think about spreading out your woodyard, been there myself, we used process wood all around the outdoor Woodstove, The whole area was wooded at the time, TheBobcat cleared 10 Acres and it’s working well, Take Care! 🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
I am spending some time trying to figure this mess out Larry. I am not sure what I am going to do just now.
@@ohiowoodburner Joe it Took me 3 yrs and Help from my 2 oldest sons, Your doing Great, It just takes a lot of room when Getting logs delivered, Amazing how well you did without a tractor! Take care my Friend and be safe🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
Good music choice Joe.
A little Les Paul never hurts!
Nice looking cherry should keep the stacker busy for a while. Reminds me I need to get to splitting I’ve got rounds all over the place. Take care, Ben.
Cant beat the nice smells either. I love working with cherry
The Axis is an amazing machine!
Indeed it is Steve
Has the sky said,,,Joe!!! I want you to build a boat.
I think it's getting close Harold. More rain is called for next week. They are saying around FIVE INCHES!!!
Goofing Joe from S. E. Ohio. We've had a good bit of rain here too. I've watched other channels & they would get teenagers to help. It's good to see their is a few that knows the value of work. Have a wonderful rest of the day
I keep hearing that but all the teens I know are good kids and work pretty good. It seems all the lazy people I know are rich... born on third base and thought they hit a triple.
I like your new video this moming you did a really good jop on your firewood this was really good jop love your video buddy 🔥
Glad you enjoyed it Travis!
Good night too you guys buddy 🔥
I'd love to get an Axis. Until have the business to support it, farm store splitter for me! As far as stacking goes, "NO PAIN, NO GAIN!" LOL
LOL Stacking is the secret sauce
There are ways to force dry the ground if you don't mind the work and base costs to install it. A central sump for a pump and a grid of french drains with gravel filling the trenches will let you direct where you want to pump the water so it is no longer a problem for you. As you would be driving over the area you would need to use the more expensive PVC drain tiles but the normal most expensive part is the labor so you can cut that by renting a trencher and installing it yourself as it is pipe, gravel and filter cloth for the drain field and the central sump if you don't have a low spot to send the water to naturally.
You can also do a mostly gravel filled trench with grass covering it but it takes longer to pull any surface water in and you want the area dry to work on asap.
Thanks for the nice post Andrew. You must have a lot of experience with this. I am still trying to figure things out. Wish I had a magic wand some times.
Yes sir i hear ya. We're saturated in Michigan also...LOL. whats your thoughts on stacking with the bark on? Bark up, down, or doesn't matter? Great video, love the production of the Axis 👍👍
Thanks Russ. I have tried every way imaginable to stack wood and I have concluded that nothing really matters except for the fact that the wood is stacked. I don't even tarp anymore. I think it is better for the rain to get onto the wood. Keeps it clean and keeps the rodents from living under the tarp. One thing I found that brings value is that the wood stack faces North to south.
Hope it dries up on your side of the state. Take care Joe.👍🇺🇸
Doesn't seem like it ever will.
Hello from Grand Forks
Hi Dean!
I love your channel and I love that machine but that conveyor has t impressed me yet haha.
Nice job, Joe. I've never seen an Eastonmade machine I wasn't impressed with!
They are great machines with excellent support. Can't go wrong with one
Now that you have a loader, there should be some way to use the loader to lift up the wood from the pile that was dumped out. Perhaps an extra heavy tarp could be laid on the ground and the wood placed on the tarp and then the tarp lifted with a loader. That is probably not the best idea, but it might get you started to think about it.
I had a HS boy come out and stack it for me. LOL. Best $10 I could spend lol
Hey Joe, I need some advice…. I placed an order in for a super splitter but I haven’t paid for it yet….. I saw on another video that you said the super splitter doesn’t do well in the rain……oh crap!!! I live in a rain forest in the pacific north west!!!! Can you explain why it doesn’t do well…. I plan to park it and use it under cover….. will that help? Or does it gum up if the wood is really wet? I need to abandon ship if it’s the wrong one for my location… thanks.
I have found that the SS can be finicky in wet conditions bc of the bearings on the ram. The wood mess tends to gum up on the beam. Also the top beam is unfinished an you can get a sheen of rust on it if you don't keep it sprayed with a lube etc. That is just me... I see a lot on YT that are rusted up etc and they seem to work fine. If you are under a roof you should be good too. I think the production you will get out of this will well off set any inconvenience of wet weather splitting. Get one if you can.
Wood business is always at the mercy of Mother Nature. Logging , hauling, bucking splitting all conditions dependent.
Aint that the truth Marc?! what a mess I have on my hands
Talk about the baby dump trailer!
This is an Ultratec made in Finland. I bought it from Metsa Machines. Handy trailer and it holds A LOT!
Hi, have you considered a big bag / mesh bag for fireeood? In Norway we often use a IBC tote or meshed bag of 1000 liters or 1500 liters standing on pallets, makes it possible to move around with a tractor after splitting.
I have but haven't found the right solution for me yet. I still think the best value is paying a HS boy to stack the wood.
Joe over the weekend from Friday night at midnight until Saturday morning at 9 AM we had 6 inches of rain here in southeastern Indiana with a couple tornados in the area so I know what you are talking about.
The weatherman said this morning that we are expecting big rain starting next week. Ugh.
Nice work Joe, but you know the more you complain the worst it gets you know, cause that’s what happens to me lol.
Complaining is the only thing I'm good at!
@@ohiowoodburner That’s not good Joe.
Can you spray the logs with something like Boric Acid and water on the logs to help control the ants ?
Chickens Joe, I use chickens to control insects coming off my splitter, of course when the chickens understand where the bugs are coming from, they can get underfoot a little, and get in the way of work, but they sure love to eat ants, and potato bugs.
For now I am taking the log out to the field and calling it winter wood. I will split and burn them in my furnace in the winter time.
We had a flock of chickens for about 12 years. A neighbor's dogs killed them all off. Loved having chickens. Nice animals.
And out here in the West- there is extreme drought with wildfire season expected to be severe.
It would be nice if we could halve this weather and we all could be fine!
Great video 👍
Thanks BH
YOUR VERY LUCKY > SO SO DRY HERE < GRASS ON MY LAWN ALL TURNING VERY BROWN . PLEASE SEND SOME OUR WAY < WE WOULD LOVE LOVE SOME RAIN> BRING RAIN HERE PLEASE 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦MANITOBA
We need to split our weather in half and share with each other
Great bumper music. I see a big carport in your future to protect your equipment and work while mother nature is distrubed
I do too but I have a lot of other work to accomplish first
Looks like the grass is reclaiming the timber road. Give your high school kid a couple extra hours to run the string trimmer over it. Was a drone added to the video camera arsenal of OWB?
The drone shows up time to time. I have been weed whacking the timbers a little bit at a time. Making progress
Do you have a creek near you? If so, look at adding field tile. That would dry the wood yard out fast.
I had looked into tiling it. We have a number of farmers around here but it looked too pricey for me
WET HERE IN RI. TOO.
Rain rain rain
Compliments to the camerawoman.
I will let her know Keith
Rain is nice ,it's the 95 degree days that make me not want to work
Time for a second trailer
I think you are right Blake but WOW are they pricey right now.
@@ohiowoodburner dammed if you do dammed if you don’t. Just think how good a nice new delivery trailer would look behind your Ute. Leave tho old one for a yard trailer or so the young kids can stack loads wile your on a delivery.
@@ohiowoodburner also have you thought about putting a little solar panel on the toolbox to keep the battery topped up. Might give you a little bit extra out of the battery’s
How long does it take you to fill the big dump trailer with the Axis?
Prob about 90 min... at least under 2 hours. I don't rush and take breaks
How long to split a cord?
good marketing for eastonmade! but i would market the axas to for a free one my buddy has one he hates it!lol
jus kidding he luvs it!
LOL. Thanks Scotty!
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Thanks Tony
My high-school boy! Lol
Well, he's not mine but he does do a good job
if it burns, it earns
Indeed!
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Thanks Tom
You have the tractor now why don't you start hauling in some gravel? I also thought the area in the rear was dryer than that where you are currently stacking.
I am working on it Steve! One day
@@ohiowoodburner Do you have to do it all at once or can you bring in a load or two at a time?
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I'm surprised that this open giljotin passes safety regulations in US,where every item from coffee cup to nuce missile has "Wear safety Glasses" sticker.
I thin watching it on a screen makes the operation look more dangerous than it is. When you are working your fingers etc are well out of the way
A day splitting cherry is a good day
Indeed Loving the smells
Hey Joe no joke we HAVE GAME CHICKEN, s in my WOOD YARD they eat the ants. And other insects that feed off OF WOOd. they don't git in the way .you still HAVE to buy CHICKEN feed but it's cheap.
If I had chickens to eat ants they would have to go on Weight Watchers
@@ohiowoodburner lol BROTHER...... IT is hot here IN nwa TODAY. Got 15 FULL CORDS cut READY TO split in the morning. The CHICKEN, s do help I'll send you some pictures of the WOOD YARD they stand by my SPLITTER and eat them up like crazy.
Why don't you get some of them timbers and put then in between your stack of wood or put skids on the timbers but still have enough room to still cary the wood on them to walk.
There are more timbers coming. I hope to get this project started some day. The rain isn't helping much
i have the alfa 6 timberwolf it will kick that easton made in the dirt!way faster makes perfect splites
Never heard of it. I will check it out.
@@ohiowoodburnerthat's funny. Never heard of timberwolf log splitters American made! And your a firewood company? Lol 😂
@@mtnviewtow88 Ive hear of TW but never heard of the alfa 6.
@@ohiowoodburner lol ic
Axis....Har...Har..
LOL... Gotta have fun doing this Ed!
drying yards - ankle deep water O_O
Fortunately the wood is high on pallets!
This axis splitter could never pass European safety regulations.. please be careful mate..
Did you ever think that your $5 bundle of wood would cost you a 100,000.00 dollars
If you are referring to my equipment I am NOWHERE near that amount of $$. Everything you see is paid in full or is on loan.
There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.
Джо привет 🤚, от моего дома метров 300 тоже занимаются дровами и они пилят целыми днями пилами и колят топорами
Я уверен, вы устали слышать, как двигатели работают весь день
Instead of doing time consuming manual stacking,have you considered using something like these ; www.uittokalusto.fi/metsatyot/polttopuut/klapisakit.html
I have looked at those but I'm not yet sold on them. Not sure how delivery would go and if the wood would mold sitting packed like that for 6-12 months. I still think the best value is to stack it yourself or pay a HS kid $20
@@ohiowoodburner They are very common here in finland and skandinavia,i have personally bought firewood on those,which have been drying a year or two,no mold issues at all.In fact they are very effective for drying wood.For the delivery,one could use a little flatback with hydraulic arm.They are rather sturdy made so they can be on rotation for several years.
@@ohiowoodburner Here's you're fellow firewood brother ;) th-cam.com/video/Wqbyc2PqLPw/w-d-xo.html
You are not splitting as fine as you used to.
You do a great job complaining about the weather. Does it help?
Why are you rushing? Slow down.
LOL Me? I'm never in a hurry