Now that’s high production! Firewood is very addictive I’m starting to think something is wrong with me,it’s taking over my life, all I want to do is cut,split,stack,and sell🔥🪵😀
Matt, your TH-cam channel should be called Hills of Firewood, LOL! The three amigos team are killing it fast! The only concern is mold down near the bottom of the mountains of firewood. I made mounds of firewood a couple years ago, didn't stack for a couple months, and the wood got a bit moldy, but my wood was green then. Not sure how dry yours is. Steve from Oregon, in Kansas.
Yeah I’ve had piles and they were moldy at the very bottom but they were on the ground everything else was in great shape. I do have pallets down so I’m hoping I have no mold. We will see.
@Firewood on the Hill Matt, I didn't realize you have pallets down, that will definitely help wind flow and prevent mold. 2 more days I fly back to snowy Oregon. Your in-laws probably got some snow.
Here’s what you do about that pile of firewood…make more piles…even bigger piles! So big people see it from the street…and come next fall they’ll remember and come back to get it! Looking good!
Have a stacking day…put it a few weeks out on a Saturday. You probably got more subscribers close by than you think. March or April before it gets hotter than hells front porch… I’m about an hour North in Pilot Mountain and would be happy to help. Many hands would make for quick work.
I've had some that I mixed in and got nothing but complaints but I also live in se Missouri where everyone thinks that the only firewood is oak.. I ended up keeping it all and burning it myself in my boiler. You planning on stacking all that wood?
@@shawnwilliams7041 yeah there are picky people for sure. I sell mostly to fireplace and camp fire customers who don’t care. Ppl who have boilers will say no poplar but it’s not too often that I get that. I’m going to have to stack to get as much wood in my yard as possible. So I’m good to stack and pile it up.
I've got plenty of room so I dont stack but I will say the bottom couple feet doesn't dry real well. And I've also noticed anything over about 20 ft wide the center will mold and not dry at all. Piling on rock seems to help. I've got 2 rows about 20 ft wide about 14 tall and 100 ft long ready to go for next year. When I pull off the piles I'll pull off the long side take it off in layers I'd guess you would say. No problems with dry wood that way.
@@shawnwilliams7041 that sounds like a nice setup. Last year I had a 20ft pile that was around 10ft tall and the center didn’t dry as well either. I had it on the ground though so the bottom did have some mold on it but I only had to throw a couple pieces of wood out.
Looks like one of you thinks about safety when running a saw. I started to wear chaps when I had 2 close calls that was enough for me. But you got a lot done with 3 of you.
Yeah, I used to wear them every time but when wearing a sweatshirt the chaps make my sweatshirt ride up and I’m not trying to show everyone my butt crack lol.
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Same here to ok
Now that’s high production! Firewood is very addictive I’m starting to think something is wrong with me,it’s taking over my life, all I want to do is cut,split,stack,and sell🔥🪵😀
Haha we all have firewood fever, it’s real!!!
Good video Matt. It is amazing how much firewood a couple of guys can make in a day.
It is wild how much you can get done with extra help in the woodyard.
You guys are killing it! Keep it up👍👍
Thank you!
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Matt, your TH-cam channel should be called Hills of Firewood, LOL! The three amigos team are killing it fast!
The only concern is mold down near the bottom of the mountains of firewood. I made mounds of firewood a couple years ago, didn't stack for a couple months, and the wood got a bit moldy, but my wood was green then. Not sure how dry yours is.
Steve from Oregon, in Kansas.
Yeah I’ve had piles and they were moldy at the very bottom but they were on the ground everything else was in great shape. I do have pallets down so I’m hoping I have no mold. We will see.
hills of firewood will be a Halloween name haha
@Firewood on the Hill Matt, I didn't realize you have pallets down, that will definitely help wind flow and prevent mold. 2 more days I fly back to snowy Oregon. Your in-laws probably got some snow.
Here’s what you do about that pile of firewood…make more piles…even bigger piles! So big people see it from the street…and come next fall they’ll remember and come back to get it! Looking good!
I like your style!
Hi Matt. Would you still upgrade to the wolf ridge or stay with the country line spitter if you were splitting 7 cord for personal heat.
I would stick to the county line. I would get the 4 way and you can speed up the process.
Yes I think I’m addicted to, can’t get enough
Haha I’m glad I’m not the only one!
Have a stacking day…put it a few weeks out on a Saturday. You probably got more subscribers close by than you think. March or April before it gets hotter than hells front porch… I’m about an hour North in Pilot Mountain and would be happy to help. Many hands would make for quick work.
Wow that’s awesome! I’ve never thought about that.
Rule #1 wear safety pants or chaps
Rule #2 safety glasses
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I know I broke the rules
How's the tractor hunting going ? Any luck finding the one you want Matt ????
It’s going well! I think I should have one sooner than later.
Close quarters cutting.
Yea we had to be careful!
Seen some poplar in there do you just keep it mixed in with the other wood?
Yes, as long as it mixed there is no problems with poplar.
I've had some that I mixed in and got nothing but complaints but I also live in se Missouri where everyone thinks that the only firewood is oak.. I ended up keeping it all and burning it myself in my boiler.
You planning on stacking all that wood?
@@shawnwilliams7041 yeah there are picky people for sure. I sell mostly to fireplace and camp fire customers who don’t care. Ppl who have boilers will say no poplar but it’s not too often that I get that. I’m going to have to stack to get as much wood in my yard as possible. So I’m good to stack and pile it up.
I've got plenty of room so I dont stack but I will say the bottom couple feet doesn't dry real well. And I've also noticed anything over about 20 ft wide the center will mold and not dry at all. Piling on rock seems to help. I've got 2 rows about 20 ft wide about 14 tall and 100 ft long ready to go for next year. When I pull off the piles I'll pull off the long side take it off in layers I'd guess you would say. No problems with dry wood that way.
@@shawnwilliams7041 that sounds like a nice setup. Last year I had a 20ft pile that was around 10ft tall and the center didn’t dry as well either. I had it on the ground though so the bottom did have some mold on it but I only had to throw a couple pieces of wood out.
Let the splitter push the splits on conveyor, and move conveyor when pile gets too high. Your workin’ too hard.
Looks like one of you thinks about safety when running a saw. I started to wear chaps when I had 2 close calls that was enough for me. But you got a lot done with 3 of you.
Yeah, I used to wear them every time but when wearing a sweatshirt the chaps make my sweatshirt ride up and I’m not trying to show everyone my butt crack lol.
Its drying in the pile.
You are right!
Make a discord
Never thought about that. May look into it.
@@FirewoodontheHill can you make a discord server link
@@jeremynguyen2346 we will see I need to look into it.
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I can't watch and enjoy your videos no chaps, one guy knows better try and stay safe
no one got even a splinter, PC safety is over rated..😂 some glasses/gloves and common sence, for those who have it
edge of the chair stuff right lol
Awesome production ! Can’t beat a mass attack 🪵🪵⛓🪚🪵🪓👍👏🇺🇸Rick
You are correct!