I've split 5 cords through it so far. Does what I need it to. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUyQswtttSffRMblGbrhCvZn7JkhtG1-7 I scrounge all my firewood and am not equipped to handle big wood, but for logs up to 24 inch diameter or so, it works great. I've been amazed by some of the gnarly bur oak and elm crotches it has split. For the tougher stuff within it's size range, you might have to study the piece a bit to decide the best attack, but if you split smart it's up to the job. It did arrive low on oil, and I was would have nicked it half a star for that, but it has regained my full confidence. UPDATE NOVEMBER 2021: Still going strong after all these years. I love the one-handed operation. Hope it's still in production if I ever need to replace it
Stan, today is a great day I got a A+ on my math quiz, a A+ on my science quiz, had bbq shrimp for dinner, went to my teachers baby shower, he and his wife are expecting a little baby girl, so i chipped in, gave 20 dollars and some baby clothing, and on top of all of this, i get to sit down and relax, and watch your videos, that is what in call a day. And yesterday i cleaned my moms car and did maintenance on my Ego self propelled lawn mower,weed whip, and leaf blower, swapped the blade out for a sharp one, and tested all the machines, all work well. I wish you a very nice night and i hope your mowing season is as good as mine will be, you never know here in NJ, one minute its cold and the next its warm. Well Stan, have. A great night, your pal Alexander costa, God bless and go get em😉👊🏼🙏🏼
I love BBQ shrimp. In fact thats one of my favorite dishes of all time. I had it at a restaurant in New Orleans. New Orleans is amazing & has the best food of anywhere I have ever been. Sounds like you have had 2 excellent days back to back! Hopefully tomorrow will be just as great and you can make it a hattrick! Your bud Stan👊
Keep up the great work you’re doing in life young one!! Sounds like you’re parents have raised you to become the best person you can be. Keep your head up, and be proud of your hard work. God bless you, all the best in 2021.
I agree - I enjoy seeing what people built, how they build it, how the use it, how it helps their business, it is the way of the world. Thanks for the video.
❤ The big rig was going down the road and the car pulled out in front of him. He had to make an emergency stop, the car drove away and the car going the same direction as you were stopped because they couldn't belive what just happened. 👍👍 I think.🤠
That wood splitter is cool. Grandpa had a backhoe. My uncle built a wood splitter out of the outrigger. I can picture it but since I was young can't remember exactly how my uncle made it. Oh I so could of used a side by side to haul firewood in the house when I was young. Use to do it all by hand until I was old enough and used the plow truck to haul it in. Tried using the tractor but didn't do well in the snow pulling a trailer. Was just a Craftsman tractor with chains but no weights.
Stan, I have a Vermont Casting Defiant wood stove, 24 inch log long wood, 1 Jackson wheel barrel load a day, about every 5- 6 hours reload. Leave thermostat at 66 degrees, if temp falls below, furnace kicks on., heating a 7 room raised ranch, 6inch wall r38 ceiling attic insulation in Shelton, Ct.
Stan - I like this length of vid. The 40+ ones are ok from time to time, but more of the 15-20 minute or so ones would be appreciated. And a really cool wood processing machine as well - 1500 cords a year...wow! Talk about a huge amount of firewood. Imagine back in the old day of cutting it all with a crosscut, then splitting by hand, hauling by horse drawn cart, and hand stacking. Glad to have gas power now.
@@Dirtmonkey nice, you have helped me tremendously in my business with the videos and even a few back and forth emails once, but sometimes simple entertainment is nice.
LOVE the vid... whenever we go on vacation I always look for a local industry and try to get a plant tour. I'm weird like that. This was great. I feel like I had a vacation. And for what its worth, I was able to move forward on two projects around the house. It's been a good day! Thank Stan.
HiYa Stan! Today's vid was right up my alley, as I do firewood in Northern AZ. I'm researching building a "wood processor" (cuts and splits like today's video)... since we already have a few "splitters" (doesn't cut, just splits). Anyway, LOVED the video today- gives me more ideas. Stay Warm, GB&GG, Bud!
That wood processing machine was pretty dang cool. I like homemade equipment like that the thought process that goes into making something like that is amazing.
Thanks for showing that fire wood processer. Your getting older, maybe think about making some wood frames for your fire wood. Mine hold half a cord each. Light weight steel tubing frame with fork stirrups under the frame. So I take them right to the woods, cut/split the wood and stack it in the frames. Load them two wide and four deep on my trailer. Then unload them at the house and cover them with a tarp. When I need wood at the house I take a full frame, open a double door on my back porch, set the frame inside then shut the doors. One frame full will last ten days or so when its sub-zero weather. I only handle the wood by hand, when filling the frames and putting it into the stove. All the rest is done with a Wrangler loader with forks. Your mini loader would work too.
The challenges of having a home based business is keeping it organized to where the home still looks nice for a home And a lot of times I ask myself, “what does this look like to other people”. Does it look like a cluster flop or does it look nice. Most of the time it looks less than desirable At the end of a hard day at someone else’s project you don’t have the steam left for your own. Love the cabin Stan. Cool firewood processor !!! Thanks for another video. Andy
I do like watching your video's. Their good entertainment for me. You do a good job narrating and filming and stuff. I plow and all that too. I'm more house site excavation, septic and leach fields, land clearing, road building and commercial pipe laying in the city streets sometimes, than just landscaping like you specialize in. Although lately we been doing house lots from start to finish, with retaining walls for the walkout basements and garage unders and whatnot.
That DIY firewood processor was certainly well built and implements some unique features. I like the infeed deck for how the log is advance to cut the next block. Looks like they also took the grapple off a log truck and configured that to load logs onto the live deck.
I heated a 100 year old farm house with wood for over 30 years. I think I averaged about 10 heaped up pick up loads a year. I have a corn burner in place of the wood burning furnace now and it's just not as warm as wood heat, but a WHOLE lot easier on my back and I only have to load it once a day. Every time I leave the dog behind when I get out of the truck, he HAS to come over to my seat 😂 He doesn't protest too much being left behind, unless he sees someone else that he just HAS to say Hello to.
Nice video as usual Stan!! I loved that log splitter. Nice to see that those guys built their own machine instead of buying something made cheaply! Great video and God bless. 👍
Wow that’s one why to do it and that’s one why of saying built not bought.Excellent work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care. Hope you get better soon Stan and can’t wait to see what’s in store next
Well seeing that homemade machine really made my jaw drop. It does make me wonder how much sketching and thinking went into it to build it and of course how many attempts to make it run right. I do bet that the first run they assembled it, they got a lot of bugs and kinks to work out as any homebuilt project.
@@Dirtmonkey thanks for the great content there has not been one video you have put out I haven't liked but brother you really need better tires on your truck i plow country drive ways and tell ya the standard all season just don't cut it I run mud tires regular size and if you buy of a place like eBay you actually pay less then the cheapest tire at a tire shop here in upstate ny we can deal with anywhere from 5 inches to 3 ft over night good gripping tires make a huge difference
Stan I heat my house with a central outdoor wood boiler best thing I bought in 2006 it’s been great heats my house with between 5 to 10 pieces of wood a day. Still looks like you are fighting that cold feel better soon.
That wood would've lasted a day or two at our old farm house. That place was legit two houses stuck together though. The previous owner had bought the house across the road and moved it over, then stuck it to the backend of the original house.
We are Tree Service that also does land clearing and the reason we bring in our Bandit 3680 time it saves a lot of time to go to the next job but we also have cord King 60in circular blade process the bigger logs down into firewood but it's way cool seeing somebody that built all this by himself!
That's a COOL machine! It reminds me of the DYNA SC-14 Firewood Processor. (No I didn't remember that name I had to look it up!) Another Chanel I watch is Cody over at Wranglerstar. about 3-4 years ago he Did a video on the DYNA SC-14. I thought it was really cool! Cody claimed he could cut, split, and stack 2 years worth of firewood in a single day.
3:48 Three logs not split. Needs set of splitter blades for smaller logs. Perhaps a "ladder" with multiple splitter blade patterns that could be raised or lowered depending upon log about to be processed?
That was freaking awesome. I could smell the wood chips from here. Stuff like that is cool to c people make on their own. Laughing as I'm sitting here with my crocs on.
I recently uploaded a video of a homemade log splitter from a Datsun engine and scrap parts. Its not as industrious as this one, but the home made flavor is strong. It even starts with the original key. Red Green level invention.
So Funny this video popped up I’ve been looking into and watching videos the past couple weeks on building homemade wood processors I’ve been wanting to build one
@@Dirtmonkey yes absolutely I’ve seen a ton and looked at a lot of plans to build them that was one of the best designs I’ve seen yet! The ones with the big circular saw are pretty badass too I don’t think they would dull out as quickly as a chainsaw chain, but could be a lot more dangerous if something were to happen
@@Dirtmonkey Agreed! And jus to vent those destructive primal hormones out of the system.;)) Worst part is to stack up the wood and to clean up afterwards.
With that semi sitting in the middle of the road just talking to the suv I expected you to say, Forward Air with it’s bass ackwards thinking.... but no! Cool to see a company making a living like Besta is..
@@Dirtmonkey Yes my house has 2' thick cinder block walls, basement, first floor and 2nd/attic floor in norther Germany. Which was build in the 70's. And when we run it all year around on diesel we use about 700 gallon of diesel which also supply the hot water too.
You never seen a firewood processor before? There's lots of manufacturers out there. Cord King is one of the best. You should see one of those work. Search it, awesome machine. I know a guy in my town that's got one. Their operation is allot bigger than me though. I know this one in the video is home made and that's cool. That's a good one, they did a good job. I built a high speed splitter set up years ago out of a old travel trailer frame and conveyor and stuff. Not a full blown processor but it splits with a multi wedge and fast cycle time while loading the truck and suiting my needs. I clear land and stuff for houses and fields and sell firewood. I also built a fully hydraulic band sawmill from scratch. That works good and is especially great now with the price of lumber. I never understood how you can make a profit buying all that new equipment. Must be a tight profit margin. I always bought my excavators, trucks and backhoes used and/or at auction and fixed them up myself for cheap money. Then built other equipment I needed from scratch in the shop during winter months when things are froze up. Then work it all hard during the summer. I'm in NH.
@@Dirtmonkey I know it seems kinda early, you guys are still in full blown winter, but we're actually surrounded by the water down here so its usually much warmer than what it is on the mainland. We also have about 200 to do and 3 out of our 7 employees are so green that they cant start their own backpack blowers 😂🤦♂️🤷♂️
I've split 5 cords through it so far. Does what I need it to. th-cam.com/users/postUgkxUyQswtttSffRMblGbrhCvZn7JkhtG1-7 I scrounge all my firewood and am not equipped to handle big wood, but for logs up to 24 inch diameter or so, it works great. I've been amazed by some of the gnarly bur oak and elm crotches it has split. For the tougher stuff within it's size range, you might have to study the piece a bit to decide the best attack, but if you split smart it's up to the job. It did arrive low on oil, and I was would have nicked it half a star for that, but it has regained my full confidence. UPDATE NOVEMBER 2021: Still going strong after all these years. I love the one-handed operation. Hope it's still in production if I ever need to replace it
Otr truck driver here. Love the videos. Breaks up my miles and miles of highway driving when I get a break. Thanks man.
Stan, today is a great day I got a A+ on my math quiz, a A+ on my science quiz, had bbq shrimp for dinner, went to my teachers baby shower, he and his wife are expecting a little baby girl, so i chipped in, gave 20 dollars and some baby clothing, and on top of all of this, i get to sit down and relax, and watch your videos, that is what in call a day. And yesterday i cleaned my moms car and did maintenance on my Ego self propelled lawn mower,weed whip, and leaf blower, swapped the blade out for a sharp one, and tested all the machines, all work well. I wish you a very nice night and i hope your mowing season is as good as mine will be, you never know here in NJ, one minute its cold and the next its warm. Well Stan, have. A great night, your pal Alexander costa, God bless and go get em😉👊🏼🙏🏼
I love BBQ shrimp. In fact thats one of my favorite dishes of all time. I had it at a restaurant in New Orleans. New Orleans is amazing & has the best food of anywhere I have ever been. Sounds like you have had 2 excellent days back to back! Hopefully tomorrow will be just as great and you can make it a hattrick! Your bud Stan👊
Keep up the good work, I'm proud of you.
Keep up the great work you’re doing in life young one!! Sounds like you’re parents have raised you to become the best person you can be. Keep your head up, and be proud of your hard work. God bless you, all the best in 2021.
Great job buddy, keep it up
Very cool machinery. What men will invent to help them be more productive never ceases to impress.
so cool wasn't it!
That is awesome. What a back saver. Anyone who's used a log splitter should agree.
I agree - I enjoy seeing what people built, how they build it, how the use it, how it helps their business, it is the way of the world. Thanks for the video.
Right on
❤ The big rig was going down the road and the car pulled out in front of him. He had to make an emergency stop, the car drove away and the car going the same direction as you were stopped because they couldn't belive what just happened. 👍👍
I think.🤠
No- that car slowly pulled in front of the truck and then stopped to talk. weird
That wood splitter is cool. Grandpa had a backhoe. My uncle built a wood splitter out of the outrigger. I can picture it but since I was young can't remember exactly how my uncle made it. Oh I so could of used a side by side to haul firewood in the house when I was young. Use to do it all by hand until I was old enough and used the plow truck to haul it in. Tried using the tractor but didn't do well in the snow pulling a trailer. Was just a Craftsman tractor with chains but no weights.
Stan, I have a Vermont Casting Defiant wood stove, 24 inch log long wood, 1 Jackson wheel barrel load a day, about every 5- 6 hours reload. Leave thermostat at 66 degrees, if temp falls below, furnace kicks on., heating a 7 room raised ranch, 6inch wall r38 ceiling attic insulation in Shelton, Ct.
Orange winter crocs! Love it!
he does to😂👊
Glad to see you finally got your LMN banner up on the wall!
I know!! Its so massive but I like it!
@@Dirtmonkey They figured Go big or Go home!;)
Stan - I like this length of vid. The 40+ ones are ok from time to time, but more of the 15-20 minute or so ones would be appreciated. And a really cool wood processing machine as well - 1500 cords a year...wow! Talk about a huge amount of firewood. Imagine back in the old day of cutting it all with a crosscut, then splitting by hand, hauling by horse drawn cart, and hand stacking. Glad to have gas power now.
So true. I love making firewood. Something just satisfying about it to me. But Im glad for modern equipment to do it with.
They don't build things like they use to! I agree that machine is worth the price of admission!
so cool wasn't it!
Love the randomness yet entertaining content of this video.
It was kind of 3 hours in my day.
@@Dirtmonkey nice, you have helped me tremendously in my business with the videos and even a few back and forth emails once, but sometimes simple entertainment is nice.
I hope those guys patent that design and make some money. Great job, thanks Stan!
I hope so too!
LOVE the vid... whenever we go on vacation I always look for a local industry and try to get a plant tour. I'm weird like that. This was great. I feel like I had a vacation. And for what its worth, I was able to move forward on two projects around the house. It's been a good day! Thank Stan.
That is awesome! Sounds like you had one heck of a good day!
Good vibes to you, Stan. Stay warm.
Thanks, you too!
That's a sweet machine! Looks well built too!
I think so too!
Lol about the kid helping in Mocs
At least he did help
Keep up the good work making videos
I know- it was kind of funny. and it was super cold to boot.
Another good one. Give Lucy a hug from me. 😊
Sure will👍😃
HiYa Stan!
Today's vid was right up my alley, as I do firewood in Northern AZ. I'm researching building a "wood processor" (cuts and splits like today's video)... since we already have a few "splitters" (doesn't cut, just splits). Anyway, LOVED the video today- gives me more ideas. Stay Warm, GB&GG, Bud!
Very cool!
Great design & build for a firewood processor, all in one package.
such a cool machine wasn't it?
@@Dirtmonkey Need Logger Wade to help design a machine.
He just redesigned a mill machine.
I wouldn't mind running that machine all day it seems to be satisfying
Yes- so true.
That was awesome Stan !
Sweet! Glad you liked it
AMERICAN ingenuity at its best!!!
You need get you one!!
.... you can do it!
That wood processing machine was pretty dang cool. I like homemade equipment like that the thought process that goes into making something like that is amazing.
Yeah agreed. I love stuff like that
Stanly I love your videos you make me learn everything everyday.
I appreciate that
Stan gets out, Lucy gets in drivers seat. She's like if he doesn't return in 5 minutes, I'm out of here.
if she got out she would have been Gone!
Worth the price of admission! Absolutely.
Great vidoe!!!
Quite a impressive wood spilter.
It sure is!
Thanks for showing that fire wood processer. Your getting older, maybe think about making some wood frames for your fire wood. Mine hold half a cord each. Light weight steel tubing frame with fork stirrups under the frame. So I take them right to the woods, cut/split the wood and stack it in the frames. Load them two wide and four deep on my trailer. Then unload them at the house and cover them with a tarp. When I need wood at the house I take a full frame, open a double door on my back porch, set the frame inside then shut the doors. One frame full will last ten days or so when its sub-zero weather. I only handle the wood by hand, when filling the frames and putting it into the stove. All the rest is done with a Wrangler loader with forks. Your mini loader would work too.
Holy Shoot That is AMAZING!! Thats flipping brilliant! Dang. Now my wheels are spinning!.
I love those 4k driving shots.
Now that’s how you split some wood!
I’ve got a long time family friend who has a homemade wood processing plant, it’s amazing what can be built and not bought.....
Yeah- I love that stuff
That log splitter was badass.
Very cool log machine. It is amazing what people can invent out of need.
I 'm with you. Just impressive.
That log machine was awesome thanks Stan
You bet
@@Dirtmonkey do u remember me
We have a company here that makes fire wood and he has a machine similar to this one. Never saw it close up though. Great video, thank you.
Very cool!
The challenges of having a home based business is keeping it organized to where the home still looks nice for a home
And a lot of times I ask myself, “what does this look like to other people”. Does it look like a cluster flop or does it look nice. Most of the time it looks less than desirable At the end of a hard day at someone else’s project you don’t have the steam left for your own.
Love the cabin Stan.
Cool firewood processor !!!
Thanks for another video. Andy
I do like watching your video's. Their good entertainment for me. You do a good job narrating and filming and stuff. I plow and all that too. I'm more house site excavation, septic and leach fields, land clearing, road building and commercial pipe laying in the city streets sometimes, than just landscaping like you specialize in. Although lately we been doing house lots from start to finish, with retaining walls for the walkout basements and garage unders and whatnot.
We used to do a lot of those things in years past. Complete excavation and grading then it just kept getting specialized.
Mad Love for watching wood splitters 😂
Thanks Stan
Stay warm 🙏
Thanks, you too!
That's a spectacular piece of machinery.
so cool right!
That firewood processing machine is pretty neat! Seems high production, I can imagine how much they can produce in a day. That was interesting to see.
Very interesting video, Stan. Great job and worth the cost of admission. LOL
Glad you enjoyed it
That DIY firewood processor was certainly well built and implements some unique features. I like the infeed deck for how the log is advance to cut the next block. Looks like they also took the grapple off a log truck and configured that to load logs onto the live deck.
Yeah- so much brilliance in that thing!
That wood splitter was so cool! Amazing !
Right?!
I heated a 100 year old farm house with wood for over 30 years. I think I averaged about 10 heaped up pick up loads a year. I have a corn burner in place of the wood burning furnace now and it's just not as warm as wood heat, but a WHOLE lot easier on my back and I only have to load it once a day.
Every time I leave the dog behind when I get out of the truck, he HAS to come over to my seat 😂 He doesn't protest too much being left behind, unless he sees someone else that he just HAS to say Hello to.
Pretty sweet homemade log splitter, 1 man show nice
Nice video as usual Stan!! I loved that log splitter. Nice to see that those guys built their own machine instead of buying something made cheaply! Great video and God bless. 👍
Right on. I thought that was amazing. Have a good weeknd👊
Best Homemade splitter on youtube!!
4th time watching the video. I wish you could have gotten a closer look at the motor.
Next time!
As a massive dubstep fan, Seeing Stan be aware of the Dirt Monkey DJ is a weird crossing of worlds.
I love their music! Seriously cool stuff.
@@Dirtmonkey and I love your videos, keep em coming!
That wood machine is so cool! I’m always amazed by the ingenuity and capability of people. Thanks for sharing!
You bet!
Awesome build. I love stuff like this.
Me too!
Wow that’s one why to do it and that’s one why of saying built not bought.Excellent work and thanks for the awesome content stay safe and take care. Hope you get better soon Stan and can’t wait to see what’s in store next
I like that - Built Not Bought. Pretty Cool.
@@Dirtmonkey nice and yea same. Hope you and everyone has a great week
sorry i'm late Stan! Happy Friday, i hope you have a great weekend and week to come!
You too! Glad to have you here tonight and have a great rest of your weekend bro!👊
What a great job ! Awesome build .
I think you got a new subscriber in the wood processing dude.👍
Maybe- someone will probably call him and say hey- your on the cover of a video!! haha
we make the big 1000 liter pallets for firewood and go thrugh 5 one winter i think. its birch to. nice vid!
Cool, thanks
At 1st I was like ... Dude, you need to slow down... you could get hurt!!
Well seeing that homemade machine really made my jaw drop.
It does make me wonder how much sketching and thinking went into it to build it and of course how many attempts to make it run right.
I do bet that the first run they assembled it, they got a lot of bugs and kinks to work out as any homebuilt project.
That's cool that they fabricated the machine that makes them money. Good work ethic.
That's freaking awesome love people who can just build these marvels them self to buy that kinda machine 100s of thousands of dollars
Im jealous of that kind of skill
@@Dirtmonkey thanks for the great content there has not been one video you have put out I haven't liked but brother you really need better tires on your truck i plow country drive ways and tell ya the standard all season just don't cut it I run mud tires regular size and if you buy of a place like eBay you actually pay less then the cheapest tire at a tire shop here in upstate ny we can deal with anywhere from 5 inches to 3 ft over night good gripping tires make a huge difference
Stan I heat my house with a central outdoor wood boiler best thing I bought in 2006 it’s been great heats my house with between 5 to 10 pieces of wood a day. Still looks like you are fighting that cold feel better soon.
Good stuff
Love the field trips! I like to see people that are crafty enough to make their own tools and machines!
That wood would've lasted a day or two at our old farm house. That place was legit two houses stuck together though. The previous owner had bought the house across the road and moved it over, then stuck it to the backend of the original house.
We are Tree Service that also does land clearing and the reason we bring in our Bandit 3680 time it saves a lot of time to go to the next job but we also have cord King 60in circular blade process the bigger logs down into firewood but it's way cool seeing somebody that built all this by himself!
Great log splitter super cool
It sure is!
I like the video on his homemade log splitter awesome
And that’s about 2 days worth of wood for me maybe two days in that one load awesome video Stan you get 👍👍from me like always
Thanks 👍
Cool machine .Good video.
Yes, thanks
That's a COOL machine! It reminds me of the DYNA SC-14 Firewood Processor. (No I didn't remember that name I had to look it up!) Another Chanel I watch is Cody over at Wranglerstar. about 3-4 years ago he Did a video on the DYNA SC-14. I thought it was really cool! Cody claimed he could cut, split, and stack 2 years worth of firewood in a single day.
I think I saw something like that. It was a cool machine!
Great video.
3:48 Three logs not split. Needs set of splitter blades for smaller logs. Perhaps a "ladder" with multiple splitter blade patterns that could be raised or lowered depending upon log about to be processed?
Love your dog!!
Thanks!
That was freaking awesome. I could smell the wood chips from here. Stuff like that is cool to c people make on their own. Laughing as I'm sitting here with my crocs on.
That sounds like a nice kick backed way to start the weekend👊
Now that was good ! Some thought went into the design,and run with one person is the key !
That’s about 4-5 days of wood in Virginia, great videos keep them coming
Nice one Stan 👍👍👍🏴🏴🏴
I recently uploaded a video of a homemade log splitter from a Datsun engine and scrap parts. Its not as industrious as this one, but the home made flavor is strong. It even starts with the original key. Red Green level invention.
Don't forget to put that smoke alarm back up. 😉
So Funny this video popped up I’ve been looking into and watching videos the past couple weeks on building homemade wood processors I’ve been wanting to build one
wasn't this a cool piece of equipment?
@@Dirtmonkey yes absolutely I’ve seen a ton and looked at a lot of plans to build them that was one of the best designs I’ve seen yet! The ones with the big circular saw are pretty badass too I don’t think they would dull out as quickly as a chainsaw chain, but could be a lot more dangerous if something were to happen
There is no better log splitter then a splitting axe, when you are physically able.
Its great for your mental and physical health👊
@@Dirtmonkey Agreed! And jus to vent those destructive primal hormones out of the system.;))
Worst part is to stack up the wood and to clean up afterwards.
That thing is mad cool!
wasn't it? so neat!
I enjoy home made builds thanks for the content
Looks like you are walking with a limp
Take care of yourself
Very impressive set up that he built wish I had that type of skill
Good stuff Stan 👍
Thanks for the visit and have a great weekend bud👊
With that semi sitting in the middle of the road just talking to the suv I expected you to say, Forward Air with it’s bass ackwards thinking.... but no! Cool to see a company making a living like Besta is..
Good call!
hi there another interesting and good show thanks john
That load about 2 weeks worth on a 4000sf home with a proper fire stove in the basement. And the Log splitter is cool.
Dang. That little bit?
@@Dirtmonkey Yes my house has 2' thick cinder block walls, basement, first floor and 2nd/attic floor in norther Germany. Which was build in the 70's. And when we run it all year around on diesel we use about 700 gallon of diesel which also supply the hot water too.
Wow, snazzy banner from LMN finally!
I know! I love it!
Nice short vid Stan. Have a great day. These vids just light up my day - Thank you 🤙
Glad you like them! Have a great weekend!
You never seen a firewood processor before? There's lots of manufacturers out there. Cord King is one of the best. You should see one of those work. Search it, awesome machine. I know a guy in my town that's got one. Their operation is allot bigger than me though. I know this one in the video is home made and that's cool. That's a good one, they did a good job. I built a high speed splitter set up years ago out of a old travel trailer frame and conveyor and stuff. Not a full blown processor but it splits with a multi wedge and fast cycle time while loading the truck and suiting my needs. I clear land and stuff for houses and fields and sell firewood. I also built a fully hydraulic band sawmill from scratch. That works good and is especially great now with the price of lumber. I never understood how you can make a profit buying all that new equipment. Must be a tight profit margin. I always bought my excavators, trucks and backhoes used and/or at auction and fixed them up myself for cheap money. Then built other equipment I needed from scratch in the shop during winter months when things are froze up. Then work it all hard during the summer. I'm in NH.
if you were closer I would ask to visit!!!
@@Dirtmonkey If you could send me a e-mail address somehow I'd send you a couple pics. I don't wanna put mine on here as it has my real name into it.
Awesome setup
Love the machines!
Loved the video
Still waiting for my shoutout!!!!!!!! Lol
Hey take your time though...I know how busy contractors like you are nowadays
I will do another one. I did get you in a shout out a while back in case you missed it. But I can do one more so keep an eye open on a future video.
Way cooler than the title had me thinking. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Man I like you using the 360!
Awesome!
Feel better soon bro!!!
Thank you!
We started on our spring clean ups this week down here on Cape Cod
Oh man. Wow!
@@Dirtmonkey I know it seems kinda early, you guys are still in full blown winter, but we're actually surrounded by the water down here so its usually much warmer than what it is on the mainland. We also have about 200 to do and 3 out of our 7 employees are so green that they cant start their own backpack blowers 😂🤦♂️🤷♂️
I know that first road.
There is a other one just south hold Harris off of 61
Great video
Yep- Thats the road home from the cabin for me.
@@Dirtmonkey
I like that road better then the freeway