Hello from France ! I have a SPLIT FIRE 4203 adapted on my mini excavator to split logs into small logs. The corner of the splitter is shorter than yours, which is more convenient for splitting on the ground. It's a treat to do this work with air conditioning, sitting and listening to the radio 😉👍👌!
Another thought, when your are splitting those large cuts, bring your trailer to the site and split the cuts over the trailer so you don't have to load them by hand to get them back to your splitting operation. : )
Hunter has his schedule, perhaps you should put an alarm in your phone for his daily routines. Glad you spotted him and everything worked out for everyone.
Love that hydraulic coupler tool...I want one! So tired of having to crack a fitting open to let some fluid to leak out in order relieve pressure on an attachment that's been sitting for a long time.
Sure could use you and your excavator on my mountain of big rounds! Amazing how well that with the splitter works for the rounds that are back breakers.
Morning All from Ontario.... Warm and sunny, summer is back... good looking splitter Mike, I have the regular model, works great and splits both ways.... Pete from 🇨🇦
That looks so easy splitting the oak, make me think of the day when it was done with wedges and a splitting maul. We really have it easy now with all the modern equipment. Have a great day.
would be nice to come up with a 4 way split head for that thing. one that could do a 4-way split on those larger rounds with just picking it up and splitting once. It is neat watching how you organize a 4way split though.
To prevent pressure in the hydraulic lines. When you shut down your engine move your joysticks to relieve pressure before disconnecting the previous attachment and you won’t have a pressurized lines. I had that problem and bought one of those clamps too. Someone told me about releasing the pressure and now I don’t have that problem. Enjoy your show!
1.There is a few times I needed one of those Irwin QC-Mate's. The first time you showed one of those, I bought it that day. What a life saver that was for me! 2. As far as the Split Force, I would move it closer to the pile before splitting and quartering, so you don't have to swing as far. 3. Excavator for sure!
Watching and hearing the sound of splitting wood is relaxing .....I am with Hunter...don't screw up my schedule. I do the same thing in the same order and the same way every morning...its my thing😊
what i have found works for the hydraulic hoses quick connects is to turn the key to the on position and cycle the control that runs whatever you are hooking up....this will release the pressure on the machines hydraulic system....cheers from canada love your channel
Thinking about all the equipment you use that burn diesel. If you have larger tanks you could find a local supplier that would deliver fuel (especially off-road) and give you a better price than buying fuel at a gas and go store. If you filled all of your diesel equipment tanks that in itself would be a lot of storage. Buy now and save...fuel is just going to keep getting more expensive ...btw, I just love videos of the little clearing project....more please!
Hi Mike and Melissa skid loader mounted log splitter is definitely better than doing it the old-fashioned way or rolling it up a ramp and handling those big rounds but you will dig a big hole with the skid loader as you spin to move the logs that's the disadvantage. I think you should arrange a bunch of rounds out in the clearing area and let Melissa try her hand at the splitfire.
I can tell that seeing Hunter standing in the clearing scared the crap out of you, Mike. Happy that everything was okay. I’m sure you had a long talk with him after that. Love the splitter attachment- handy in so many ways and keeping the wood clean…. Good start to bundle wood for sure.
After shutting down the equipment, I always put my equipment attachments in a neutral position with no load on the system and the couplers go together and come apart easily. I never leave my equipment sitting with loads on the hoses. I have some old equipment and the hoses are in great shape and no leaks..... : )
My two cents on the excavator log splitter since I had one for the past seven years and 2500-3000 cords munched up later…the best set up is to buy one where the cylinder is mounted on the right side of the I-beam and the wedge is attached to the cylinder and the foot is on the left side of the I-beam…this way you can have a heaped up pile of rounds and you attack it from the left side and grab one… now once you split it in half you just retract the wedge and your already on the half to get the next split with out having to reposition or swing the machine…like with that two way split set up…way way faster…buy American!
Mike: That Kubota excavator in your talented hands is by far the "slickest" way that I have ever seen to take down a tree. Then to be able to hold that same tree a waist height suspended in air to have the luxury of cutting the rounds with a chainsaw ... well, it just doesn't get any better than that. Thanks for the GREAT video once again. By-the-way Eva is coming along nicely with a natural ability to finesse the workings of the excavator and the skid steer as well. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Before you unhook or hook up your attachment you need to shut the machine off, turn the key to the accessory position, hit the aux button for the hydraulics, move the rocker switch back and forth a few times and it will release all the pressure
I bought a splitter for my 5 ton excavator after seeing you use it when you first bought it . I'm in Australia and as usual very hard to find any , found one company that builds them and can't believe how easy it makes wood splitting and no sweating , even the wife uses it
Sometimes when the pressure spikes, it's on the implement side. Not the machine side. Easiest thing I found was to grab a couple wrenches and crack a line loose. Let a small dribble of oil out and you're good to go.
interesting content, you hsve 2 large splitters that can easily lift those rounds dont look that big on camera! but at least you have options, id also split above a small trialer or something so you dont have to pic them up again!
Hey Mike, next time you run into that get in and with the key off move your all your hydraulic controls that should neutralize the system and you’ll be able to plug those in every time please that’s the way it is with my John Deere
Good morning Mike, Melissa and THE HUNTMAN, you all did a great job this morning. Thanks for more information on the excavator splitter. Works just great that way. Stay safe and keep up the good works and videos around there. Fred.
Mike, say it ain’t so, the skid loader is your favorite?! You know the REXCAVATOR is your favorite, look how versatile! The splitfire sure works great and you are so proficient at the controls. I hope you, Melissa and the family enjoyed Labor Day.
Good morning to Hunter👋😸and family and friends 😸😺, Mike - whatever happened to the log round stacking competition with the excavator you were thinking about having with Melissa ? ( back when you first got the excavator ) 👍
It's my Birthday so I am not laboring, but watching you do some. All that makes perfect since Mike. But if Melissa learns to work the split fire, then there goes all your fun. HAHA. Well you have to share the toys. Thats what we were taught as kids. So I guess it must go with us as adults too! Hope you enjoyed your weekend.
Hi mike love the videos I also have the same issue with my attachments and the connections I have a spare connection with a valve attached I remove the attachment and connect the valve I just open the valve prior to re installing it to relieve the pressure works great I’m in Victoria Australia Big fan keep up the good work Darryl
You might want to go to the lever that controls that, wiggle it back and forth, it has got fluid trapped there. Some one who knows, retired heavy equipment operator.
A lot of good common sense comments from knowledgeable people.... I will never run a machine like that but I really like that the head / splitter can tilt
Mike, I rented a Kubota KX080-4 to do some clearing for my new shop behind my lake house. I have a bunch of sweet gum trees that I am digging stumps after I saw them down. I could not believe how hard it is to get them up. They have a tap root that goes half way to China. You make things looks easy with your KX057-4. Do you have sweet gum trees in Pennsylvania? Hope you, Melissa and family are doing well. I love watching your You Tube videos!😊😊😊
I have a crane on my splitter, but even then, some of rounds are tricky. Out of curiosity, I hung a digital crane scale at the end of the cable and picked up a big oak round. 152 lbs.
I have often noticed that you leave your implements raised sometimes. I was always taught to lower them when not in use. Especially around children as a safety procedure. Just wondered. I have been watching the channel for years. Thanks.
We turn the key on, excite the hydraulics and wiggle the joysticks all around and any buttons that run a hydraulic function and that seems to relieve the pressure.
We have a skid steer mounted split fire and I like yours better. I say that for one reason. On the excavator you can easily see the position of the ram at a glance. On our skid steer model you have to rely on the marker on top of the rail. We have an older skid mount splitter where the ram is visible and it’s a one direction deal but I can still split faster with that than the split fire.
👍👍👍👍👍👌Very enjoyable video, showed off the good use of the Split Force, quick disconnect tip, Cameo of Hunter keeping the schedule with a run to sheets, and story time, Pee Wee slamming the door !! I am sure Pee Wee will remember it as well with a slightly different spin to the story!!
Splitting and piling those rounds would be a great way for Eva to learn the feel and operation of the excavator. It's a job where she would be using a minimum of functions on the machine and at the same time accomplishing a task. That is if she is interested in learning the operating of the excavator more. It could prove to be quite beneficial to both of you in the future. i.e. helping dad during breaks from college. Plus, she may want to own one when she acquires her own acreage.
This was fun. There's nothing better than being in the woods! Hunter coming out to get you wout Melissa knowing could be bad if he had a seizure, but that's all. That guy knows them trails. One of my favorite videos was Levi and Hunter trekking the trails. Levi was going to a certain place, but Hunter had different plans. Hunter, laughing, having the best time, laughing loudly took the lead and Levi followed him to the brick house. Hunter went right in, grabbed a Coke, sat down at the table and waited for Kate to make him a sandwich! Hunter loves walking the trails, but makes it more enjoyable by getting a reward. I'll never forget how much he enjoyed leading his little brother through the woods. He took the lead when his Walkman's batteries died. He handed it to Levi and took off! I can still hear his laughter! Here in NC, they say 2 more days at 95° then the 80's. I prefer the 60s myself! Thanks, Mike!👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
GOOOOOOD MAAAAAAAAWNIN EVERYONE from another hot 🥵 & humid Virginia Beach day…Here’s hoping all Yinz had a nice, safe & fun holiday. Thanks for the tips Mike… you make it look so easy. HUNTER!!!!! Great seeing you buddy!! Catch y’all on the next one Have a Day 😊
I believe all that nice greenery around the edges of the clearing you are expanding is Japanese Stiltgrass. You should spray that soon with glyphosate if you plan on planting anything in that opening. It definitely will take over.
If your mx will lift the split fire. Why not use it to just take it the spitfire splitter to the excavator. It seems like it would be faster and use less fuel. Just a thought.
6:25 Mike....Pro tip!! To release pressure in your lines.....turn machine off....then turn key back on (DO NOT START), lastly, cycle all your boom controls several times including those that control the split fire attachment. This works 90% of the time. The pressure build up is in the machine, not the attachment.
Also on the male fitting on the attachment find a small corner and push the center on it in. It will help relieve pressure on the attachment side. I have to do it every day on my breaker if I don’t use it first thing in the morning because the heat causes the oil to expand
Wow! First time I've ever seen a stick mounted log splitter! My arm still hurts from splitting a bunch of the big ends in February! What does one of the cost? Lee
I loved your story about PeeWee and working on the shot. It brought back great memories. Some of my best memories are being on the shot and all of the banter that went back and forth between the loading crew. It made the hard work fun. I also ran a drill for a while but never had the privilege of an air conditioned cab. Always out at the drill guide eating rock dust.
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Hello from France ! I have a SPLIT FIRE 4203 adapted on my mini excavator to split logs into small logs. The corner of the splitter is shorter than yours, which is more convenient for splitting on the ground. It's a treat to do this work with air conditioning, sitting and listening to the radio 😉👍👌!
Another thought, when your are splitting those large cuts, bring your trailer to the site and split the cuts over the trailer so you don't have to load them by hand to get them back to your splitting operation. : )
Exactly what I was wondering. Not sure the truck and trailer can get back there, but surely something to pull behind the side by side.
I had the same thought as it is the way I would do it. Meaning no disrespect, but Mike quite often misses short cuts like that.
Boy that thing is the crazy good tool for splitting those rounds, isn't it?
Mike has said before the trails aren’t big enough for a trailer or truck
So if not the trailer, then the 4x4 or what ever he plans to haul then out with. The point is to avoid the transfer from the ground to the transport.
Love How Effortlessly The Splitforce Spitter Busts The Rounds!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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Hunter has his schedule, perhaps you should put an alarm in your phone for his daily routines. Glad you spotted him and everything worked out for everyone.
Love that hydraulic coupler tool...I want one!
So tired of having to crack a fitting open to let some fluid to leak out in order relieve pressure on an attachment that's been sitting for a long time.
Sure could use you and your excavator on my mountain of big rounds! Amazing how well that with the splitter works for the rounds that are back breakers.
Morning All from Ontario....
Warm and sunny, summer is back... good looking splitter Mike, I have the regular model, works great and splits both ways....
Pete from 🇨🇦
That looks so easy splitting the oak, make me think of the day when it was done with wedges and a splitting maul. We really have it easy now with all the modern equipment. Have a great day.
saw logs, fire wood and happy wife, sounds like a win, win win to me. maybe I need to reorder the wins!
would be nice to come up with a 4 way split head for that thing. one that could do a 4-way split on those larger rounds with just picking it up and splitting once. It is neat watching how you organize a 4way split though.
To prevent pressure in the hydraulic lines. When you shut down your engine move your joysticks to relieve pressure before disconnecting the previous attachment and you won’t have a pressurized lines. I had that problem and bought one of those clamps too. Someone told me about releasing the pressure and now I don’t have that problem. Enjoy your show!
1.There is a few times I needed one of those Irwin QC-Mate's. The first time you showed one of those, I bought it that day. What a life saver that was for me!
2. As far as the Split Force, I would move it closer to the pile before splitting and quartering, so you don't have to swing as far.
3. Excavator for sure!
Watching and hearing the sound of splitting wood is relaxing .....I am with Hunter...don't screw up my schedule. I do the same thing in the same order and the same way every morning...its my thing😊
what i have found works for the hydraulic hoses quick connects is to turn the key to the on position and cycle the control that runs whatever you are hooking up....this will release the pressure on the machines hydraulic system....cheers from canada
love your channel
It’s amazing the volume of different types of work that can be done with that excavator.
Entertaining, useful, personal and such great camera work... Thanks Team Morgans! 😉👍
Connect you lines together when unhooking implements to equal pressure and keep clean of debris. Works 95% of the time
Yeah Mike, we don't all have an excavator! Gotta make the best of what you've got!
That splitfire does a fantastic job and there is no stopping Hunter when he is ready for lunch!🤣
Thinking about all the equipment you use that burn diesel. If you have larger tanks you could find a local supplier that would deliver fuel (especially off-road) and give you a better price than buying fuel at a gas and go store. If you filled all of your diesel equipment tanks that in itself would be a lot of storage. Buy now and save...fuel is just going to keep getting more expensive ...btw, I just love videos of the little clearing project....more please!
Hi Mike and Melissa skid loader mounted log splitter is definitely better than doing it the old-fashioned way or rolling it up a ramp and handling those big rounds but you will dig a big hole with the skid loader as you spin to move the logs that's the disadvantage. I think you should arrange a bunch of rounds out in the clearing area and let Melissa try her hand at the splitfire.
I can tell that seeing Hunter standing in the clearing scared the crap out of you, Mike. Happy that everything was okay. I’m sure you had a long talk with him after that. Love the splitter attachment- handy in so many ways and keeping the wood clean…. Good start to bundle wood for sure.
Bring the blue dump truckout to the clearing and load as you break them down
Mike, this looks like a fantastic opportunity for Eva, to learn and earn. She would have a blast splitting big rounds.
Don't know if you connect your hoses on your attachment back together when you're done but that usually helps . Keeps the tips clean too.
Loved that "Back To The Jungle" piece...More of that type of montage please!!
Hey Mike, when you take off your attachments, make sure that the cylinder on the attachment is not all the way in/out and it usually works better. 👍👍
Hey Mike, there's gotta be a better way !! This is America, after all with lots of ingenuity !! 🇺🇲👍
After shutting down the equipment, I always put my equipment attachments in a neutral position with no load on the system and the couplers go together and come apart easily. I never leave my equipment sitting with loads on the hoses. I have some old equipment and the hoses are in great shape and no leaks..... : )
My two cents on the excavator log splitter since I had one for the past seven years and 2500-3000 cords munched up later…the best set up is to buy one where the cylinder is mounted on the right side of the I-beam and the wedge is attached to the cylinder and the foot is on the left side of the I-beam…this way you can have a heaped up pile of rounds and you attack it from the left side and grab one… now once you split it in half you just retract the wedge and your already on the half to get the next split with out having to reposition or swing the machine…like with that two way split set up…way way faster…buy American!
Love Melissa saying she ready when you out rounds. God bless
I have a small u25 kubota excavator. I am going to research to see if i can get this for mine. Handy as heck.
i was watching the video of you cleaning up the clearing and i agree i could see several more trees that needed taken down, good job, looking better!
Mike: That Kubota excavator in your talented hands is by far the "slickest" way that I have ever seen to take down a tree. Then to be able to hold that same tree a waist height suspended in air to have the luxury of cutting the rounds with a chainsaw ... well, it just doesn't get any better than that. Thanks for the GREAT video once again. By-the-way Eva is coming along nicely with a natural ability to finesse the workings of the excavator and the skid steer as well. Greetings from Ontario, Canada.
Good Tuesday Morning Morgan family! I hope you had a great weekend with Eva home. Her excavator video was great! Have a day!
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Before you unhook or hook up your attachment you need to shut the machine off, turn the key to the accessory position, hit the aux button for the hydraulics, move the rocker switch back and forth a few times and it will release all the pressure
Good afternoon Morgans and friends. Hope everyone had a great holiday weekend. Thanks
I bought a splitter for my 5 ton excavator after seeing you use it when you first bought it . I'm in Australia and as usual very hard to find any , found one company that builds them and can't believe how easy it makes wood splitting and no sweating , even the wife uses it
Great video I'm wondering if you could use that big splitter to break down the large stumps so you can burn them instead of pushing aside
I drive by the split fire plant most everyday on my deliveries to Oxford Pallet
Loved the drill story laughed along with you both
For the last year I’ve notice the weather in NW Wisconsin lands in your area 2 days later, so if you want to know the weather coming up let me know!
Good morning to the Morgans!
It was so great to see Hunter❤.
Mike, I really need that clamp! I have been using a small jerry-rigged pipe clamp.
How have you been John
God Bless The Morgans 😎 Life is What You Make It. Attitude is Everything! 💚
One thought about your splitting , if you have your truck or trailer on site you can split the rounds straight on the bed and save the lifting.
Sometimes when the pressure spikes, it's on the implement side. Not the machine side. Easiest thing I found was to grab a couple wrenches and crack a line loose. Let a small dribble of oil out and you're good to go.
That would be a good practice for your daughter
interesting content, you hsve 2 large splitters that can easily lift those rounds dont look that big on camera! but at least you have options, id also split above a small trialer or something so you dont have to pic them up again!
If you hook the hoses together when you are done they usually hook up lot nicer.
Hey Mike, next time you run into that get in and with the key off move your all your hydraulic controls that should neutralize the system and you’ll be able to plug those in every time please that’s the way it is with my John Deere
Good morning Mike, Melissa and THE HUNTMAN, you all did a great job this morning. Thanks for more information on the excavator splitter. Works just great that way. Stay safe and keep up the good works and videos around there. Fred.
Morning Fred
Good morning to ALL you folks too.@@OutdoorsWithTheMorgans
Old man Fred?
Hi Mike, I think you you would save a step in you work if you made your late 1/4 split over you dump trailer.
It's always nice to see the Huntman!
Mike you do a great job on equipment. Some good pointers too. Loved that story you told 😂 lol. That was so funny. Have a good one. 👍❤️
Works great. That excavator shure makes easy work, taking down and processing those trees 🌳 and safely as well. 😊
Mike, say it ain’t so, the skid loader is your favorite?! You know the REXCAVATOR is your favorite, look how versatile! The splitfire sure works great and you are so proficient at the controls. I hope you, Melissa and the family enjoyed Labor Day.
The Huntman….Bless his heart. Hunter has an agenda too. 😄😄
Good morning to Hunter👋😸and family and friends 😸😺, Mike - whatever happened to the log round stacking competition with
the excavator you were thinking about having with Melissa ? ( back when you first got the excavator ) 👍
It's my Birthday so I am not laboring, but watching you do some. All that makes perfect since Mike. But if Melissa learns to work the split fire, then there goes all your fun. HAHA. Well you have to share the toys. Thats what we were taught as kids. So I guess it must go with us as adults too! Hope you enjoyed your weekend.
Hi mike love the videos
I also have the same issue with my attachments and the connections I have a spare connection with a valve attached I remove the attachment and connect the valve
I just open the valve prior to re installing it to relieve the pressure works great
I’m in Victoria Australia
Big fan keep up the good work Darryl
Great camera work Mike, keep up the good work.
great shot from above of the split force working.
Enjoy your productive equipment. Melissa, establish a wildflower area.
I would split then into the dump trailer. Surely that tractor would pull that trailer back their.
Could you split those like that, directly into a bucket or dump trailer?
Sure.
You might want to go to the lever that controls that, wiggle it back and forth, it has got fluid trapped there. Some one who knows, retired heavy equipment operator.
Happy labor day, first labor day I didn't do anything in 64 years so have a day, still praying for the family and Hunter
Winning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Yah your right sarcastic snippy!!! Ha,ha. Beautiful oak rounds, will make nice future bundles. Enjoy watching!
Do you have a Logrite pick-a-roon if not its a must for grabbing wood off the ground big rounds or small splits and grabbing out of a pile.
Mike it’s always more pleasurable when you and Melissa are doing something together ❤😊😮
A lot of good common sense comments from knowledgeable people....
I will never run a machine like that but I really like that the head / splitter can tilt
Mike,
I rented a Kubota KX080-4 to do some clearing for my new shop behind my lake house. I have a bunch of sweet gum trees that I am digging stumps after I saw them down. I could not believe how hard it is to get them up. They have a tap root that goes half way to China. You make things looks easy with your KX057-4. Do you have sweet gum trees in Pennsylvania? Hope you, Melissa and family are doing well. I love watching your You Tube videos!😊😊😊
I see your supervisor came out to the woods to check on you. Good son.
I've have run neither machine but feel the excavator would be the way to go.
Hope you and your family had a wonderful and safe Labor Day weekend. Stay safe.
I have a crane on my splitter, but even then, some of rounds are tricky. Out of curiosity, I hung a digital crane scale at the end of the cable and picked up a big oak round. 152 lbs.
Imagine if you had your dump trailer in reach to drop the quartered rounds in as you go
It needs split again, thats not done
I have often noticed that you leave your implements raised sometimes. I was always taught to lower them when not in use. Especially around children as a safety procedure. Just wondered. I have been watching the channel for years. Thanks.
Before you bust the round in half bring it closer to the pile , it saves time swinging . Hi to Hunter
Hey Mike. I like that splitter on the excavator the best. But have thought about a skid-steer adapter plate for the use on the skid-steer?
Good morning Morgan family, hav a fun and safe day 🇺🇸
We turn the key on, excite the hydraulics and wiggle the joysticks all around and any buttons that run a hydraulic function and that seems to relieve the pressure.
One thing better would be to have your trailer there to drop the split wood into
We have a skid steer mounted split fire and I like yours better. I say that for one reason. On the excavator you can easily see the position of the ram at a glance. On our skid steer model you have to rely on the marker on top of the rail. We have an older skid mount splitter where the ram is visible and it’s a one direction deal but I can still split faster with that than the split fire.
Luckily nothing major happened with Hunter. Thomas still has his schedule and sticks to it very much.
It would be sweet if you were doing the final split into the woods trailer.
Love that splitfire music Mike .
👍👍👍👍👍👌Very enjoyable video, showed off the good use of the Split Force, quick disconnect tip, Cameo of Hunter keeping the schedule with a run to sheets, and story time, Pee Wee slamming the door !! I am sure Pee Wee will remember it as well with a slightly different spin to the story!!
Splitting and piling those rounds would be a great way for Eva to learn the feel and operation of the excavator. It's a job where she would be using a minimum of functions on the machine and at the same time accomplishing a task. That is if she is interested in learning the operating of the excavator more. It could prove to be quite beneficial to both of you in the future. i.e. helping dad during breaks from college. Plus, she may want to own one when she acquires her own acreage.
This was fun. There's nothing better than being in the woods! Hunter coming out to get you wout Melissa knowing could be bad if he had a seizure, but that's all. That guy knows them trails. One of my favorite videos was Levi and Hunter trekking the trails. Levi was going to a certain place, but Hunter had different plans. Hunter, laughing, having the best time, laughing loudly took the lead and Levi followed him to the brick house. Hunter went right in, grabbed a Coke, sat down at the table and waited for Kate to make him a sandwich! Hunter loves walking the trails, but makes it more enjoyable by getting a reward. I'll never forget how much he enjoyed leading his little brother through the woods. He took the lead when his Walkman's batteries died. He handed it to Levi and took off! I can still hear his laughter! Here in NC, they say 2 more days at 95° then the 80's. I prefer the 60s myself! Thanks, Mike!👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
He got a splitter there
GOOOOOOD
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EVERYONE from another hot 🥵 & humid Virginia Beach day…Here’s hoping all Yinz had a nice, safe & fun holiday.
Thanks for the tips Mike… you make it look so easy.
HUNTER!!!!! Great seeing you buddy!!
Catch y’all on the next one
Have a Day 😊
Morning
What would make the difference in the machines would be the AC
I believe all that nice greenery around the edges of the clearing you are expanding is Japanese Stiltgrass. You should spray that soon with glyphosate if you plan on planting anything in that opening. It definitely will take over.
If your mx will lift the split fire. Why not use it to just take it the spitfire splitter to the excavator. It seems like it would be faster and use less fuel. Just a thought.
That is the first time I’ve seen you use that tool looked pretty cool
I know I need to get a life lol!, but watching you split rounds is so peaceful.
6:25 Mike....Pro tip!! To release pressure in your lines.....turn machine off....then turn key back on (DO NOT START), lastly, cycle all your boom controls several times including those that control the split fire attachment.
This works 90% of the time. The pressure build up is in the machine, not the attachment.
Guess not everyone knows this
That’s the process for my skid loader but it does not work on my mini x.
Also on the male fitting on the attachment find a small corner and push the center on it in. It will help relieve pressure on the attachment side. I have to do it every day on my breaker if I don’t use it first thing in the morning because the heat causes the oil to expand
Morning Mike ,Melissa, and Hunter doing an awesome job Hunter knows when its time to eat lolhe did good coming down to where you wer e
Wow! First time I've ever seen a stick mounted log splitter! My arm still hurts from splitting a bunch of the big ends in February! What does one of the cost? Lee
Awesome tool to have cut the pieces up manageable pieces easier to handle Thank you for the video
Love how you strip the trees of the canopies and branches. Looks very efficient. 👍🏻
I loved your story about PeeWee and working on the shot. It brought back great memories. Some of my best memories are being on the shot and all of the banter that went back and forth between the loading crew. It made the hard work fun. I also ran a drill for a while but never had the privilege of an air conditioned cab. Always out at the drill guide eating rock dust.
True, all day every day we taking shots at one another all in good fun
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