You got extremely blessed when you were able to move the Woodward out to the farm. Adam and Bert are truly good guys. You're a very lucky fellow to have friends like them.
Hi Chris, Easier fix for those bolts is to drill them all the way thru, use longer bolts and put Nylock nuts of them or double nut them. Oil, vibration and crap getting in between the slide and tube will work everything else including lock tite loose. I already have more than a dozen elevators and I'm bidding on a couple more at auction tomorrow night. After seeing my setups all my local firewood buddies are now using conveyors or elevators for their firewood. As for the wood scraps I'm looking for a "Corn Hog" it's like a wood chipper but it grinds corn so I'm hoping it will bust up the wood and bark. I do mainly ash so lots of bark. I have a wood chipper but the dry wood really wrecks the blades quickly.
Chris that is a nice elevator. Much better than our 40 foot Little Giant dual chain metal paddles. It was PTO driven, grandson purchased one of those China diesel motors for 200. I got it attached added pulleys. It's just noisy due to all the metal. Side note. I started typing this comment, how annoying it was Ad started and if I try to Skip Ad it props you to Keep Writing or Discsrd. I turned volume down. 🤣🤣
Way to go, glad you fugered it out. I have been set up like that for 15 years. Poured a cement pad and built a fence 7 feet high out of Black Locust then use the skid loaded to load.@ 67 young it really saves the arms.
Any machine that saves on the physical body is a pretty good thing, we all wear out after while. I am 62 and a half and I am noticing a lot of arthritic symptoms in elbows and hands now all of a sudden. Activity helps keep us limbered up; but, sometimes we just need to recover..........enjoy watching all the wood processing and firewood accumulation on your vids, thanks for bringing us along on this journey!!!!!!
Adam's daughter is adorable. Arreia, hope I spelt that right. It's awesome seeing family orientation within hard working folks. That's what it's all about. 😊
There we go. I had made a comment about this setup weeks back, as it is the method I use to load my firewood bins. It's a huge saver on the body to not have to throw the wood up to the cone. Great work!
Nice use of that elevator. Like the plastic devlon used in it. Helps with splinters or smaller pieces of wood from getting stuck. Great team you have in Adam and Bert there. This move couldnt have been any better and the team you have is awesome. You even trained the boss Adam's daughter Aria with the right wording! Great video!
Hey guys! Awesome video this morning! Really enjoyed it ! The elevator is definitely working great! Nice job getting the rest of that load processed an up the mountain! Glad the ultra fix was an easy one 😊. Look forward to seeing the new bin idea come together 💯👍. Fun ending on the vid today! Thanks for having us along Chris! We’ll see you tomorrow! Andrew from NB :)
You have found yourself another Great family!! Y'all will need Packer stadium for firewood storage soon!!!! Adam's daughter is adorable!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Nice video Chris. Elevator / big wood bin plans sound like a great idea. Farm woodyard and your new best friends have moved your operation upward. Processor is a cleanup pain. GNI
I'll admit that I was a little skeptical on your move. Seen that so many times where it does not work. This one is different! Bert, Adam, Keith and families are great people. I'm so glad it worked out. What a cute little girl Adam has and she handled the camera so well!
Hi Chris, another great days work. An elevator is a great asset, saves so much wood chuckin'. I got an old hay elevator at a farm sale for £80 ( around 100US) and converted it for wood. Wouldn't be without it.,👍
Compliments to your H.R. dept. . Restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, retailers, many schools and order processing facilities are experiencing numerous setbacks with employee shortages. But you've managed to accomplish what they can not. Finding a keeping reliable and honest Co-workers. Best wishes for continued success.
Morning Chris, why not get to locking washers for those three-quarter inch bolts Ar you could put some Loctite on them maybe both considering all the vibration going on.
I figured it out. It's not no audio. It's only audio on the left side. But only during certain scenes, so I'm guessing it's a setting on the camera? I've tried different headphones and devices.
G’morning Chris. The elevator has elevated your operation. You could be running the saw dust through a sieve then a colander and re-using it 100 different ways. You could use the forks to sprinkle it around. GoodNightIrene
You may have added an extra five years to your your retirement date with the addition of the elevator. But October of 2041 is right around the corner, its going to sneak up on you before you know it 😊😊😊😂
@@InTheWoodyard 😄 The 88 y.o. neighbor decided to strip and re shingle his big ass barn four years ago , All by himself, It took him 75 days , But he got it done. Worried the neighbors almost to death. He had to borrow five , 18 foot ladders. It would have made a great! Documentary or Y.T. channel.
There has been changes made under the processor for easier clean up. There is a video on my channel of it. Takes less time and gets cleaned out more often.
work smarder, not harder.....glad to see the elevator is working well. will you powerpack run it? just curious or is it too much amperage draw from the elevator motor. nice to have friends that can give you a hand every now and then....makes it go a lot quicker. so, how many cord do you figure you will process this year? how does it compare to last year? the new ""big bin" will be cool. it will be fun to watch the elevator. Adams daughter was so cute with the kitten. glad to see it go to a good home.
Have you sat down and hashed out how many square foot of tarp you will be requiring to cover the giant piles , come late october ? That could be a precarious proposition getting those unstable splits under the covers.
Put some Teflon tape around the bolt and torque it in. Works good for stripping bolts. Especially when the bolt is enduring a lot of shaking. Use a good amount. Old handyman trick, but im an old handyman. Loving the kittens.
I had that EXACT issue happen to me on my ultra about 20 hours in on a brand new machine. It's STILL giving me problems currently and it's super stripped for me. I torqued it down with loctite and everything. That bottom plate feels permanently wobbly for me and I have no idea how to properly fix it at this point. The first time it happened it actually broke the bolt in half. A fella at eastonmade gave me the specs of the bolt and I bought a few replacements. I broke one of those as well. Now it just constantly loosens up like what happened to you...😢
If plates and bolt grade are proper and correctly aligned then stresses are too great, which is a design issue on a new machine and you should take problem to mfg. for remedy. Ray Stormont
If you would read thru alot of previous comments you would see that the answer to that is a big no. We did try it and determined that the 1800 watt is not enough to run conveyor. There is a video coming that we found the limitations of the smaller one and had to get the bigger one out.
Um just saying I am leaning Left looking like a confused Dog because you are not in Stereo only when talking music just fine like Pine. Had to say it to prove I listen.
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You sure were adopted by a really great family Chris Carlson !
Yup, great people.
Good morning all!
Good morning!
You got extremely blessed when you were able to move the Woodward out to the farm. Adam and Bert are truly good guys. You're a very lucky fellow to have friends like them.
Yes, I agree!
Adam and family have become Y Tube heroes ! Thanks Adam .
Yup, good people.
Good morning Woodhounds!!
Glad you're back Chris!
Morning!
The Kitten Whisper has tamed the pride!😊
The system just keeps getting more refined as things go!👍
Yup, thanks Wayne!
Doubtful that she could catch that kitten again. They are wild. I got ahold of one the other day with my gloves on and got bit and clawed all to hell.
YOUR NEW SYSTEM SEEMS TO BE WORKING!!! I see lots of Benjamin's down the road!!! GNI
A pile of wood is money in the bank, but better!
You’re really getting a good system going, next year you’ll be killing it without the lost time moving the wood yard.
Yup, bigger and better!
Hi Chris, Easier fix for those bolts is to drill them all the way thru, use longer bolts and put Nylock nuts of them or double nut them. Oil, vibration and crap getting in between the slide and tube will work everything else including lock tite loose. I already have more than a dozen elevators and I'm bidding on a couple more at auction tomorrow night. After seeing my setups all my local firewood buddies are now using conveyors or elevators for their firewood. As for the wood scraps I'm looking for a "Corn Hog" it's like a wood chipper but it grinds corn so I'm hoping it will bust up the wood and bark. I do mainly ash so lots of bark. I have a wood chipper but the dry wood really wrecks the blades quickly.
Nice!
Great job. The conveyor is more of a help then you could imagine. Putting a dab of lock tight on those bolts could help possibly. Be safe.
Good tip! Thanks!
Chris that is a nice elevator. Much better than our 40 foot Little Giant dual chain metal paddles. It was PTO driven, grandson purchased one of those China diesel motors for 200. I got it attached added pulleys. It's just noisy due to all the metal. Side note. I started typing this comment, how annoying it was Ad started and if I try to Skip Ad it props you to Keep Writing or Discsrd. I turned volume down. 🤣🤣
Yup, that happens! Thanks for watching!
Very quick production with extra set of hands.
Yup!!
it's always very special to be able to hold a kitten
Yup!
Alternate video title: Old Dog Learns New Trick & Saves Himself From Tommy John Surgery. Great vid once again!
Yup, thanks!
A lot of work with the cutest ending. Chris it’s no wonder you’re channel is doing so well. Keep on cutting
Thanks Brian.
The best woodyard on you tube
Thanks!
the woodyard is truly starting to look massive 👍
It is looking good, but still needs more, always more! thanks!
Way to go, glad you fugered it out. I have been set up like that for 15 years. Poured a cement pad and built a fence 7 feet high out of Black Locust then use the skid loaded to load.@ 67 young it really saves the arms.
Nice!
From start to finish, a great video.
Glad you enjoyed it!!
Onyx is adorable
yup.
There is a lot of work in cleanup, but if you don't, the place soon looks like a mess. Your place always looks nice.
Yup, thanks!!
Any machine that saves on the physical body is a pretty good thing, we all wear out after while. I am 62 and a half and I am noticing a lot of arthritic symptoms in elbows and hands now all of a sudden. Activity helps keep us limbered up; but, sometimes we just need to recover..........enjoy watching all the wood processing and firewood accumulation on your vids, thanks for bringing us along on this journey!!!!!!
Thanks for watching!
Adam's daughter is adorable. Arreia, hope I spelt that right. It's awesome seeing family orientation within hard working folks. That's what it's all about. 😊
Yup! Thank you so much!
Good job showing off the kitten.
Thanks!
Glad to see you have "elevated" your work methods. Hee, hee.
You and me both!
When you burn the debris pile, please wait until you have a north to south wind so Michigan doesn’t get the haze like we’ve had from Canada.
Ha!!!!
There we go. I had made a comment about this setup weeks back, as it is the method I use to load my firewood bins. It's a huge saver on the body to not have to throw the wood up to the cone. Great work!
Thanks!
Can’t wait for you to get a new mic. Voice audio is only coming in on left ear. Either way, thanks for all the great content!
Sorry about that, a bunch of videos recorded in mono, fixed now!
Nice use of that elevator. Like the plastic devlon used in it. Helps with splinters or smaller pieces of wood from getting stuck. Great team you have in Adam and Bert there. This move couldnt have been any better and the team you have is awesome. You even trained the boss Adam's daughter Aria with the right wording! Great video!
Cool, thanks Craig!
Hey guys! Awesome video this morning! Really enjoyed it ! The elevator is definitely working great! Nice job getting the rest of that load processed an up the mountain! Glad the ultra fix was an easy one 😊. Look forward to seeing the new bin idea come together 💯👍. Fun ending on the vid today! Thanks for having us along Chris! We’ll see you tomorrow! Andrew from NB :)
Thanks again!
Good morning guys!!😀😀💚💚
Hello my good man!
You have found yourself another Great family!! Y'all will need Packer stadium for firewood storage soon!!!! Adam's daughter is adorable!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Yup, Lambeau field would be better as a wood bin!!!
Thank you for showing me the plans and directions I have decided to go are the right way to go.
Thanks for watching!
Nice video Chris. Elevator / big wood bin plans sound like a great idea. Farm woodyard and your new best friends have moved your operation upward. Processor is a cleanup pain. GNI
We have a new clean up system now, you will see it soon!
That's a sweet little girl
Yup!
I'll admit that I was a little skeptical on your move. Seen that so many times where it does not work. This one is different! Bert, Adam, Keith and families are great people. I'm so glad it worked out. What a cute little girl Adam has and she handled the camera so well!
Yup, it is a good thing.
Got it fixed ,and got help good for you
Yup!
Good Tuesday morning Chris! Thanks for the video the wood yard is looken nice out there...
Hello Bobby!
Shoulders got to be feeling much better not having to toss each piece of wood
Yup!
Hi Chris, another great days work.
An elevator is a great asset, saves so much wood chuckin'.
I got an old hay elevator at a farm sale for £80 ( around 100US) and converted it for wood. Wouldn't be without it.,👍
Yup, it works great!
Excellent work and video Chris,Adam has two bosses and a lot of kittens 🐱 to take home 🏠 ❤😊😮
Thanks Todd!
The conveyor makes some very big piles possible.
I woukd think you could put the fire from one truck loD od logs into a single pile easily
Yup, we now have a monster pile going, you will see it soon!
So cute great ending to your video 😊
Glad you liked it
Awesome! Well Dun
Thanks!
Looking forward to the big bin build. Using the radial moving option will certainly allow you to make some pretty big firewood cones.
Yup, we now have about 12 trailer loads in it, you will see it soon.
The help and elevator are working out great for you, Chris..😁👍
Yes they are!
Compliments to your H.R. dept. .
Restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, retailers, many schools and
order processing facilities are experiencing numerous setbacks with employee shortages.
But you've managed to accomplish what they can not.
Finding a keeping
reliable and honest
Co-workers.
Best wishes
for continued success.
They are good guys that like making firewood.
It helps when the boss is a good guy
@@stevepatch1809 that's for sure.
It goes both ways
Try running the conveyor on your portable power pack. I bit it would run the conveyor.
Not an option.
As mentioned in numerous previous comments and videos.
nope, not enough juice!
As I watch you clean under processor may I suggest you try a roof snow rake to pull crap from under.
The new solution works good. Sneek peak of it on my channel.
Yup, but soon you will see another solution Bert came up with.
Great teamwork 👍 won't be long and the space station will be able to see those wood piles.
Yup, they called and said that the piles touched it on the last several orbits!
Almost time for a live chat at the bomb fire lol. You will able to do 50 yards away lol
Yup, it is growing!
Loved the video.
Thanks!!
Morning Chris, why not get to locking washers for those three-quarter inch bolts Ar you could put some Loctite on them maybe both considering all the vibration going on.
Yup, good idea!
I figured it out. It's not no audio. It's only audio on the left side. But only during certain scenes, so I'm guessing it's a setting on the camera? I've tried different headphones and devices.
It was recorded in mono, it was the mic, fixed now.
G’morning Chris. The elevator has elevated your operation. You could be running the saw dust through a sieve then a colander and re-using it 100 different ways. You could use the forks to sprinkle it around.
GoodNightIrene
A 12 ft. By 12 ft. Table made of chain link fence, 5 ft off the ground.
Now that's settled,
All they need is time and money.
🤔
Wow that sounds like a lot of most bestester fun! Maybe start with a pile of saw dust in the truck to prevent splotions of the back window!!!
yup.
@@InTheWoodyard now you’re getting it !! Good thing I’m around to make suggestions
Too cute!! Lol
Thanks for watching!
Good job
Thanks!
You may have added an extra five years to your your retirement date with the addition of the elevator.
But October of 2041 is right around the corner, its going to sneak up on you before you know it
😊😊😊😂
Yup, in 2041 I will be 79 , do I have to retire then??
@@InTheWoodyard
😄
The 88 y.o. neighbor decided to strip and re shingle his big ass barn four years ago ,
All by himself,
It took him 75 days ,
But he got it done.
Worried the neighbors almost to death.
He had to borrow five ,
18 foot ladders.
It would have made a great! Documentary or Y.T. channel.
Could you put a blue tarp or belting under the splitter and pull it out instead of having to get on your knees to clean out under it?
There has been changes made under the processor for easier clean up. There is a video on my channel of it. Takes less time and gets cleaned out more often.
Bert made a great catch pan system, you will see it soon!
Get some thread locker for those bolts on the ultra
yup
Consider a snow roof rake for clean up under the processor, and around other gear.
Might save some wear & tear on the back & knees.
We made catch trays out of totes, you will see it soon.
@@InTheWoodyard Did you receive the transfer pumps yet ?
I sent em about a week ago.
work smarder, not harder.....glad to see the elevator is working well. will you powerpack run it? just curious or is it too much amperage draw from the elevator motor. nice to have friends that can give you a hand every now and then....makes it go a lot quicker. so, how many cord do you figure you will process this year? how does it compare to last year? the new ""big bin" will be cool. it will be fun to watch the elevator. Adams daughter was so cute with the kitten. glad to see it go to a good home.
yup, yup, nope,a lot maybe 200??, close to the same now, yes, yes.
The elevator not only saves the shoulders, it puts more wood in the bin by going higher. Careful that U don't get buried when U empty the bin.
yup, yup, yup
Running out of space ?
Well there goes another 7 acres of bean ground 😊😊😊
Come january
Yup, it is filling up.
Another great video! I was wondering if your solar generator or power pack would run the elevator?
Reading the comments section will almost always provide the answers to your questions.
But watching previous videos is very helpful as well
Good question! About 19375 others asked that too! No, not enough power.
I like it!
That goes much h faster.
Yup!
Chris what’s your thought of what wood species make good campfire wood
Only the wood that burns.
All wood! Not kidding, some sell specific kinds and others mix, it all burns!
Have you sat down and hashed out how many square foot of tarp you will be requiring to cover the giant piles ,
come late october ?
That could be a precarious proposition getting those unstable splits under the covers.
I don’t think he is planning on covering the piles ????
I will cover some before winter with tarps.
Yup, I will use a bunch for sure.
Can your portable power pack with the solar panels run the conveyor?
Reading the comments prior to posting answers many questions
Nope, not enough juice, we tried.
👍👍👍
Thanks***
Hi Chris, Adam and Aria with kitten ❤
Hello Rick!
Too quiet
Morning 😁🇨🇦👍👍👍🏻
Thanks for watching!
What do you do with your debris after you dump it do you burn it or make it into mulch
Mulch and fill.
Have you tried the solar generator??
For what?
It will not run the elevator.
🤘
Thanks!
👍👍GNI
Thanks!!
Put some Teflon tape around the bolt and torque it in. Works good for stripping bolts. Especially when the bolt is enduring a lot of shaking. Use a good amount. Old handyman trick, but im an old handyman. Loving the kittens.
Thanks for the tip, thanks a bunch!
You might want to check those once a month or so!
Those??? Wood for moisture???
No bolts for tightness
Why dont you test those battery packs on that elevator? See how long they last.
i did, they won't run it.
@InTheWoodyard kinda figured. Didn't hurt to try.
The waste wood has to be pilling up !!! Have you found a way to make good use of it?
Yup, fill.
@@InTheWoodyard ya that has to be good Bio mass for the farm fields
I had that EXACT issue happen to me on my ultra about 20 hours in on a brand new machine. It's STILL giving me problems currently and it's super stripped for me. I torqued it down with loctite and everything. That bottom plate feels permanently wobbly for me and I have no idea how to properly fix it at this point. The first time it happened it actually broke the bolt in half. A fella at eastonmade gave me the specs of the bolt and I bought a few replacements. I broke one of those as well. Now it just constantly loosens up like what happened to you...😢
If plates and bolt grade are proper and correctly aligned then stresses are too great, which is a design issue on a new machine and you should take problem to mfg. for remedy. Ray Stormont
@@raystormont yeah I completely agree! I'm splitting 90% pine with the single wedge, so there's definitely something going on there...
Put some Teflon tape around your bolt then torque it in. Use a good amount. Old handyman fix.
@@CRC717 cool thanks, I will give that a shot!
lock tight teflon tape and a lock washer??? Or maybe a new push plate.
Will your lithium-ion power station run the elevator?
If you would read thru alot of previous comments you would see that the answer to that is a big no. We did try it and determined that the 1800 watt is not enough to run conveyor. There is a video coming that we found the limitations of the smaller one and had to get the bigger one out.
Nope, not enough power.
who makes your elevator? thanks
Loyal manufacturing
Red loctite
yup!
Why not run it off the power bank thing you have
We tried it, not enough power.
Another elevator wouldn't hurt a thing.
Yup, more would be good.
👍🏻👏🪵🪓
Thanks!
Um just saying I am leaning Left looking like a confused Dog because you are not in Stereo only when talking music just fine like Pine. Had to say it to prove I listen.
Yup, a bunch of videos got recorded in mono, sorry!
Ur mic isnt working😩
Yes the audio is there, you might need to re start your blue tooth or yo have the balance off on your speakers or a speaker is out.
That was it! Just started happening🤦♂️
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