I wanna say thank you to You & Ken and Tony for letting us hang out with ya at Firewood Frenzy. John & I had a blast and a half, and an experience we'll never forget. You guys are truly a class act that's tough to beat. We're both looking forward to helping you out In The Woodyard in the near future. We're probably gonna start a channel of our own, called Badger Brothers self reliance. Where we'll feature 4 decades worth of skills in our perspective trades, while also covering Firewood Bushcraft and Prepping. We owe it to you who heavily influenced us to do so. Thanks a Billion & Stay Blessed.
Mark it was a pleasure talking with you and John at the Frenzy. It only took me a year to decide to start a channel so I encourage you to take the plunge. If two Polish guys like Chris and myself can start a TH-cam channel it should be a breeze for you guys.
I watch your channel every day but for some reason TH-cam unsubscribe me. I enjoy watching your videos every morning with my coffee. Thank you for all you do.
I actually really like to burn pine for campfires smells good and pop's while burning!! It was very nice talking with you at the Frenzy your a down to earth kinda guy and I appreciate you taking the time to talk with us!! Stay safe
Hi Chris, not stop work in The Woodyard 😁 I see a few people are suggesting music for your speeded up bits, here's one for you; Yakety Sax by Boots Randolf. Keep up the good work 👍🇬🇧
Cottonwood here in the Pacific NW is my equivalent to your pine. So I am starting to take in a little cottonwood and in the spring I will mix it and see how sales go for campfires and firepits..
@QuietlyContemplating : the issue with cottonwood here in Western Washington. Is it takes forever (or so it seems) to season and for the BTU per cord for heating no one really wants it. Now, if that's all you can afford, I get it, and at the end of the day, no one is laughing.. 99% of what I do is for heating.. Here in Washington state, we burn lots of Fir and we don't have an issue
Chis nice job on the deliveries I was wondering when you were getting to the pine. I wish I could get a few pine customers currently I’m my only one. Take care, Ben.
I tryed to leave you a tip on your bar problem but it kept deleting it.you need to keep that chain tighter on the processor than on a chainsaw as there is so much centrifugal force as it runs much faster. If you see the chain pulling away from the bar tighten it. when I put a chain back on after sharpening I run it twice with out cutting as it may need to be adjusted again. There is a lot of vibration in the bar you may need to keep a eye on the bolts for the bar. For oiling the bar I like to see some oil dripping off the bottom of the bar at the end of the cut not running in a stream but just dripping
Chris, do you just know how much is a face cord in your truck bed from so many loads? It looks like you're straying from the premeasured cords, which had really helped me.
Are you splitting for your own use ? In the stove or fire place and some camp fire wood ? Or did you want to put up a stand in the front yard for sales ? Or Will you be splitting six hours a day for delivery sales as well? In other words , Do you want to split a cord a month ? Or a cord a day?
Get the best one you can afford, they hold their value pretty well so if you want to upgrade later you will have a easy time selling it. Ask yourself ...how much will I use it, how much wood do you want to produce, will you split big wood rounds or small stuff, what can you spend, how fast is it. I might consider trying a few out that other have. I think the Eastonmade Ultra is the best splitter for the money out there.
Chris, Do you have an issue with you Husky not oiling enough? I have a 440 and a 450, yeah I know weanie saws, neither wants to oil enough. Plenty of times they stall due to having a dry bar. I took one to a dealer and he said it works fine, never cut a piece of wood. My 440 wont get through 5 cuts on an 8 inch log.
Hi Billy - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. I'm now down to running a Rancher 455, a great saw for what work it was designed. Recently I ran some Oregon biodegradable bar oil that you mix with water. I was extremely impressed with the way it performed - it is very watery, runs consistently and keeps the clutch area and bar largely free of gunk as well as making the chain a joy to handle. I also intend to experiment with thin cooking oil about which I have received some favourable comment.
I've heard it suggested that filling the oil tank with boiling water and running the saw can help flush out, run it powerhead only so you can see if its oiling, if its pumping out ok, double check your bar is cleaned out and sitting flush against saw body etc. Also check your sprocket, most customer units that arrive on my bench are either worn out or completely destroyed and it quickly damages the chain(s) and ruins the bar, look for peened tie straps and drive links.
No never had a problem. But you need to check the small hole in the back of your bar it can get plugged with saw dust and stop oil from flowing...give it a check.
Mike appreciate you and your brother breaking into my truck and leaving Chris and I some liquid sweet gold! It will be much appreciated with sourdough pancakes. Now if you were in Chicago and broke into my truck you’d be stripping my vehicle clean. 😂 Hope you made it home Ok and your brothers back didn’t hurt to much.
I'm burning a bunch of pine right at this very second. It's free and it grows on trees so I burn it. The only thing better than free wood is chopping up wood on an Eastonmade processor. #jealous
Gotta say the combo of music, high speed stacking, and delivery of wood ready to burn to satisfied customers is awesome to watch. Might need “Working Man” by Rush as your theme song intro to your processor videos, then queue warp drive banjo picking for all the stacking you’ll be doing.🪵👍
@@InTheWoodyard in the bar business, I have to buy a license to have live music, karaoke, DJ, and juke box. All have their own license and fees. Just for the live music, I have to pay a couple of thousand dollars per year. Keep up with the horse music!!! Lol screw those lawyers. Personally, I like the bluegrass…. Keep the videos coming…
I've been burning a fair amount of spruce lately. Makes good beer drinking wood. Gotta do something with the knotty pieces, once I split off the clean stuff for kindling, right? Big, fat, tall yard spruce so clear wood is not as plentiful as I'd like. But it's free, burns nice and smells good, so...
16" is the standard. Everyone here and throughout much of the USA and Canada use face cords all the time, it is mostly the east coast that has lots of rules and laws. We all just know a face cord is 1/3 of a full cord and it is fine for all of us...not nefarious or nebulous or crooked or shifty or inaccurate in any way.....one row of stacked 16" pieces 4' high 8' long ..maybe that is an east coast thing???
With all do respect you guys are killing the the guy that has a wood burner and try's to get a load of logs. Bc you and others know all the loggers and there for there for the loggers dont need the little guys to buy logs . I've been looking for a load of logs for months. It's going to be a cool winter. Smh other than that love the show.
If you have cash and call a logger they will deliver wood to you, I have sent no less than 6 people loads of logs that had never bought logs before, find out who in your area hauls logs and get on the phone and call some loggers, that is what I did and now I have 4 different loggers that will bring me a load tomorrow if I call now.
You might want to ask yourself why in these last few years these TH-camrs who are selling firewood, are focusing on getting you convinced that it is OK and safe to burn pine wood in your stoves and fire places to heat your homes? Could it be sense most educated people would not burn pine wood in their stoves and fireplaces, these TH-cam salesmen often get pinewood very cheap and sometimes even free. A number of them cut down pine trees on their own property to better access hardwood trees for lumber and firewood. Pinewood produces less BTUs than hardwoods and it also produces resin that collects on the walls of your stoves and Chimneys, creating a fire hazard. I served a number of years as a firefighter in a rural community of our county, 99% of Chimneys fires, we responded to was in Homes who was burning pine wood as a source of heat and cooking. In my nearly 13 years as a firefighter in my community our department offered Chimney, cleaning as a free service other than my own I was involved in cleaning only two Chimneys. Most of our residents clean their own and very, very few Would burn pine wood. There is a very good reason why so many of these TH-camrs and fire wood salesman are now promoting pine as a good heating source. For them the price of pinewood as I stated earlier is cheap for them to buy and sometimes even free. In our world today it is not about your health, safety, and welfare, but about money money, money.
Yes! Cleaning your chimney on a regular basis is one key along with burning only DRY firewood. In most of the western US states a lot of Canada and most of Alaska pine or spruce is all they have so what should they BURN??????
I live in a western mountain state and pine and fir is what we have for firewood. It works just fine.
I wanna say thank you to You & Ken and Tony for letting us hang out with ya at Firewood Frenzy.
John & I had a blast and a half, and an experience we'll never forget.
You guys are truly a class act that's tough to beat.
We're both looking forward to helping you out In The Woodyard in the near future.
We're probably gonna start a channel of our own, called Badger Brothers self reliance.
Where we'll feature 4 decades worth of skills in our perspective trades, while also covering Firewood Bushcraft and Prepping.
We owe it to you who heavily influenced us to do so.
Thanks a Billion & Stay Blessed.
Mark it was a pleasure talking with you and John at the Frenzy. It only took me a year to decide to start a channel so I encourage you to take the plunge. If two Polish guys like Chris and myself can start a TH-cam channel it should be a breeze for you guys.
Thanks Mark and John, we had a blast too! Go for it!
Yup!
Glad to meet you guys it was a good it was a good day thanks for thanks for showing up
Enjoy your shorter videos. I can watch them easily in my truck in morning drinking coffee before I gotta start pulling levers and moving dirt. 🤘🏻
Thanks, I have a bunch more coming.
Always nice to see all kids and family come outside for the Big Firewood delivery! Lots of excitement and anticipation of future fires to come soon!🔥🔥
Yes and wood chuckers to help!
I watch your channel every day but for some reason TH-cam unsubscribe me. I enjoy watching your videos every morning with my coffee. Thank you for all you do.
Thanks for watching!
Had an awesome time at the firewood extravaganza and meeting up and talking with all of you, hope you're having an awesome day
Thanks so much John!
G’morning Chris ! Nice music for moving fast. My young one will love it ! Pine is fine.
GoodNightIrene
Thanks !
I actually really like to burn pine for campfires smells good and pop's while burning!! It was very nice talking with you at the Frenzy your a down to earth kinda guy and I appreciate you taking the time to talk with us!! Stay safe
Same here! Thanks for chatting with me, hope to see you soon!
Nice video! Really enjoy your process! Just wish I could the pine that I have. Keep it up!
Thank you very much!
Hi Chris, not stop work in The Woodyard 😁
I see a few people are suggesting music for your speeded up bits, here's one for you; Yakety Sax by Boots Randolf.
Keep up the good work 👍🇬🇧
Cool, thanks. But I can not and will not use copyrighted music, I get all of mine from Apple or the TH-cam library.
I need to get some pine put up for campfire wood this fall.
It only takes a couple months to dry!
helo do you burn pine pallets in your wood stove
No, but you sure can, they are made of....wood! Go for it!
Thanks for sharing Chris 👍
Thanks Frank!
It's 45 and rainy over here! Cold front came in!
Nice 45 is great for working outside!
Cottonwood here in the Pacific NW is my equivalent to your pine. So I am starting to take in a little cottonwood and in the spring I will mix it and see how sales go for campfires and firepits..
That is what I do some times too, some people do not care, just make sure they don't care before mixing! Good luck!
@QuietlyContemplating : the issue with cottonwood here in Western Washington. Is it takes forever (or so it seems) to season and for the BTU per cord for heating no one really wants it.
Now, if that's all you can afford, I get it, and at the end of the day, no one is laughing.. 99% of what I do is for heating..
Here in Washington state, we burn lots of Fir and we don't have an issue
Chis nice job on the deliveries I was wondering when you were getting to the pine. I wish I could get a few pine customers currently I’m my only one. Take care, Ben.
You and me both! I want more , lots more! Have a good one Ben!
THAT is some nice pine Sir Chris. We actually don’t get much Pine but when we do I love to burn it (when seasoned) in a camp fire! 👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Thanks 👍
Does your tonneau cover lock with your tailgate up?
Yes and no. The tail gate locks so you can't get at the lever to open the cover until it is open so yes!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Good to see that wood is still selling pretty steady.
Take care my friend!!
Logger Al
Yes it has been pretty steady...campfire people!
I tryed to leave you a tip on your bar problem but it kept deleting it.you need to keep that chain tighter on the processor than on a chainsaw as there is so much centrifugal force as it runs much faster. If you see the chain pulling away from the bar tighten it. when I put a chain back on after sharpening I run it twice with out cutting as it may need to be adjusted again. There is a lot of vibration in the bar you may need to keep a eye on the bolts for the bar. For oiling the bar I like to see some oil dripping off the bottom of the bar at the end of the cut not running in a stream but just dripping
Thanks for the tips! That is exactly what I have found out too...the hard way!
Nice job. Burned some pine in the firepit at my cabin this weekend. GNI
Sounds great!
It will be interesting to see the processor go to work
It was on a couple videos on my channel already and lots more to come!
Chris at least the grass and flowers got a drink, you have a lot of stacking to do my friend keep on cutting
2 stage hydraulic is always a safe bet. Fairly quick and new parts are available.
Yup!
Yes and yes!
Chris, do you just know how much is a face cord in your truck bed from so many loads? It looks like you're straying from the premeasured cords, which had really helped me.
I guess I typed my question too soon. You kinda answered it. Thanks
Yup, a 6.5 foot truck bed level with thrown in is a face cord or 1/3 of a cord if you prefer.
Thanks for watching!
😮😊nice to see lots of wood😊. Now I have to go out and split some wood. 😊
Go for it!
Chris, what splitter do you recommend for a first time buyer? Kenetic splitter or hydraulic?
Are you splitting for your own use ?
In the stove or fire place and some camp fire wood ?
Or did you want to put up a stand in the front yard for sales ?
Or
Will you be splitting six hours a day for delivery sales as well?
In other words ,
Do you want to split a cord a month ?
Or a cord a day?
All good questions to ask!
Get the best one you can afford, they hold their value pretty well so if you want to upgrade later you will have a easy time selling it.
Ask yourself ...how much will I use it, how much wood do you want to produce, will you split big wood rounds or small stuff, what can you spend, how fast is it.
I might consider trying a few out that other have.
I think the Eastonmade Ultra is the best splitter for the money out there.
It just occurred to me… lol
How do you plan on filling the tank? It’s 50 gallons? Jerry cans or can you have it delivered?
With delivery, you can probably get farm fuel, no road tax.
Sorry if someone has already asked.
You will see soon, it is actually very easy.
Chris,
Do you have an issue with you Husky not oiling enough? I have a 440 and a 450, yeah I know weanie saws, neither wants to oil enough. Plenty of times they stall due to having a dry bar. I took one to a dealer and he said it works fine, never cut a piece of wood. My 440 wont get through 5 cuts on an 8 inch log.
My 455 rancher did the same thing. My oiler was plugged where it comes from the tank. Remove the pump and clean the tank.
Hi Billy - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. I'm now down to running a Rancher 455, a great saw for what work it was designed. Recently I ran some Oregon biodegradable bar oil that you mix with water. I was extremely impressed with the way it performed - it is very watery, runs consistently and keeps the clutch area and bar largely free of gunk as well as making the chain a joy to handle. I also intend to experiment with thin cooking oil about which I have received some favourable comment.
Hi. My 450 does not oil enough either. The oiler is fixed, no adjustment. I use a .058 x 18” chain. Oils much gooder
I've heard it suggested that filling the oil tank with boiling water and running the saw can help flush out, run it powerhead only so you can see if its oiling, if its pumping out ok, double check your bar is cleaned out and sitting flush against saw body etc. Also check your sprocket, most customer units that arrive on my bench are either worn out or completely destroyed and it quickly damages the chain(s) and ruins the bar, look for peened tie straps and drive links.
No never had a problem. But you need to check the small hole in the back of your bar it can get plugged with saw dust and stop oil from flowing...give it a check.
Great tease!! See you tomorrow
Yup, I'll be here waiting for you Harry!
I have some of that very pine! Makes a nice campfire. GNI
Yes it sure does, thanks again for the maple syrup, I like to put it on just about everything!!!
Mike appreciate you and your brother breaking into my truck and leaving Chris and I some liquid sweet gold! It will be much appreciated with sourdough pancakes. Now if you were in Chicago and broke into my truck you’d be stripping my vehicle clean. 😂 Hope you made it home Ok and your brothers back didn’t hurt to much.
@@TonysCoolTools Enjoy the syrup. The ride was uneventful got home around midnight. It was good to see ya again.
@@InTheWoodyard Try it on vanilla ice cream you won't regret it!
I'm burning a bunch of pine right at this very second. It's free and it grows on trees so I burn it. The only thing better than free wood is chopping up wood on an Eastonmade processor. #jealous
Yup, all wood burns!
Gotta say the combo of music, high speed stacking, and delivery of wood ready to burn to satisfied customers is awesome to watch. Might need “Working Man” by Rush as your theme song intro to your processor videos, then queue warp drive banjo picking for all the stacking you’ll be doing.🪵👍
Glad you enjoy it! I would love to use some classic rock but then I don't get any pay from the video, they put a claim on it and they get it!
@@InTheWoodyard in the bar business, I have to buy a license to have live music, karaoke, DJ, and juke box. All have their own license and fees. Just for the live music, I have to pay a couple of thousand dollars per year.
Keep up with the horse music!!! Lol screw those lawyers. Personally, I like the bluegrass…. Keep the videos coming…
Nice video!
Thanks Harry!
I've been burning a fair amount of spruce lately. Makes good beer drinking wood. Gotta do something with the knotty pieces, once I split off the clean stuff for kindling, right? Big, fat, tall yard spruce so clear wood is not as plentiful as I'd like. But it's free, burns nice and smells good, so...
Yup, it all burns!
Great short video. Got to check out other channel now. Have a Safe Day
Thanks David!
The train is back!
Thanks for watching Roger!
Pine is fine especially when it is traded for Benjamin’s!👍👍
You got that right!
What brand of tonneau is that? I need to get one for my truck. Thanks! GNI
TRUXEDO TONNEAU, about $250-300
Probably going to be a rainy day today, have a good safe one.
Yup then the heat comes!
hi rain here third day of rain and more tomorrow slows a lot down john
Yup, rain takes a lot of fun out of making firewood!
At least the pine light enough to throw around easyly .
Yes, it is that!
Hey did you give that guy who helped you unload a stick of gum cause I know you didn’t bring him some swamp water from your “kreek”!
No, just half a stick! Wadaya think I am gumrichersomptin?
🤘
Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!
👍
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>thanks!!!!!!!
A face cord of 12, 16 or 18 inch wood.??
Such a nebulous nefarious measure
16" is the standard. Everyone here and throughout much of the USA and Canada use face cords all the time, it is mostly the east coast that has lots of rules and laws. We all just know a face cord is 1/3 of a full cord and it is fine for all of us...not nefarious or nebulous or crooked or shifty or inaccurate in any way.....one row of stacked 16" pieces 4' high 8' long ..maybe that is an east coast thing???
👍👍
Thanks Bill!
I added a comment.
Thanks for the added comment!
With all do respect you guys are killing the the guy that has a wood burner and try's to get a load of logs. Bc you and others know all the loggers and there for there for the loggers dont need the little guys to buy logs . I've been looking for a load of logs for months. It's going to be a cool winter. Smh other than that love the show.
If you have cash and call a logger they will deliver wood to you, I have sent no less than 6 people loads of logs that had never bought logs before, find out who in your area hauls logs and get on the phone and call some loggers, that is what I did and now I have 4 different loggers that will bring me a load tomorrow if I call now.
sort it out then mix it up
okay!
👍🌲🇺🇸
Thanks!
You might want to ask yourself why in these last few years these TH-camrs who are selling firewood, are focusing on getting you convinced that it is OK and safe to burn pine wood in your stoves and fire places to heat your homes? Could it be sense most educated people would not burn pine wood in their stoves and fireplaces, these TH-cam salesmen often get pinewood very cheap and sometimes even free. A number of them cut down pine trees on their own property to better access hardwood trees for lumber and firewood. Pinewood produces less BTUs than hardwoods and it also produces resin that collects on the walls of your stoves and Chimneys, creating a fire hazard. I served a number of years as a firefighter in a rural community of our county, 99% of Chimneys fires, we responded to was in Homes who was burning pine wood as a source of heat and cooking. In my nearly 13 years as a firefighter in my community our department offered Chimney, cleaning as a free service other than my own I was involved in cleaning only two Chimneys. Most of our residents clean their own and very, very few Would burn pine wood. There is a very good reason why so many of these TH-camrs and fire wood salesman are now promoting pine as a good heating source. For them the price of pinewood as I stated earlier is cheap for them to buy and sometimes even free. In our world today it is not about your health, safety, and welfare, but about money money, money.
Yes! Cleaning your chimney on a regular basis is one key along with burning only DRY firewood. In most of the western US states a lot of Canada and most of Alaska pine or spruce is all they have so what should they BURN??????
That sounds exactly what the government does.
only thing pine is goo dfor is house making
In many of the western states that is all they have.
I was told to never burn pine to much soot cresote in the chiminy house coul;d burn down
Wrong, pine is fine!
THAT is some nice pine Sir Chris. We actually don’t get much Pine but when we do I love to burn it (when seasoned) in a camp fire! 👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Right on! PINE IS FINE!