Milling 220 pound railroad ties
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Build or get a pallet stacker for the end of the rollers, bring ties down roller turn sidways at end roll on to pallet stacker after each row lower stacker when enough beams on it strap bundle lift off with forklift or tractor with forks
I think it would be easier to make one to fit their needs.
I have terrible anxiety and stress, but I refuse to take meds for it, as some of my friends and family members are gone because of "complications" from meds, drugs, etc. Others have come close, so none of that for me. As an alternative, I watch airline flight videos (like "Skylite Productions"), and once in a while I get on the plane to go see a jazz gig or something to make an excuse for getting on a flight unless I can't afford it. Lately I've been watching "the lumbering operations" since I found your channel (it popped into my feed for some reason), and my anxiety level massively drops. Interestingly, I was doing searches earlier related to severe stress and anxiety, and there you & Jade popped in one morning, driving to the yard. I don't know why it is that watching logs being milled can be therapeutic, but if it works, then why not. Thanks Emerald & Jade!
It’s interesting that RR’s buy wood ties. I’m glad they do. Concrete ties just don’t have the romance. I believe that the wood ties are placed a little under 20” apart. There are so many that need replacing. Way to capitalize on that market.
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Great quality video, camera and sound
I'm still as happy as a little boy to see the two pretty ones every day.
That last tie was beautiful
Beautiful red-haired woman + doing hard work = Successful TH-cam channel
I ❤️ you Lumber Capital but I’m one step ahead of you. Haha. Be safe girls. Your “boss man” is looking out for you
Harnessing the super powers of the internal combustion engine and electric motor…💪
The railroad has to have really good ties because of the weight of a train. One rail car is about the same as three fully loaded semi trucks. You do a good job or they wouldn't keep buying from you. This was an exceptional video ladies thank you.👍♥️♥️
I have worked at a sawmill that milled ties. The stacking pile was there or four feet off the end. So you rolled a new cut tie off the end and on to the stack. Then you pick the other end and slid the tie on the stack.
The rejects would make great landscape Timbers.
Pretty wicked milling! Have a great weekend, ladies.
Suggestion, save your bloopers and occasionally put a blooper episode on, you might as well capitalize on those also. It will show your personalities off as well.
Yeah, I’m all for that too. Why things are these days people need a good laugh
Until these girls. Start to get safety equipment and use it and forget about the eye candy I will not watch anymore!!!
Thanks for sharing the process!
Great job again ladies!
Appreciate showing us your versatility
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8:28 This song sounds pretty good.
My girl Jade is a beast. Love all the videos.
Another great video. I worry about your long hair after myself being caught in a machine because of a loose shirttail when I was young. I survived it but am very observant about that danger ever since.
yes safety karen.....or possibly have you considered these girls may actually be intelligent and have evaluated the risk and consider it something they are happy to accept as not everyone is a retard that has to treated as the lowest common denominator?
First post I see is yours. I thought the same thing. The long hair is beautiful although dangerous and unforgiving around power equipment.
And... Never mind. She's young as we all were.
@@terryaustin5976 Emerald and Jade's hair never gets near anything spinning. So little to no danger. Isn't that a sigh of relief?
Just made a similar comment myself.
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Awesome ladies good job 👍🐝🤓
An exemplary job!!
Good seeing you 2
again!!
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Now!!!
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Nice rectangle pegs, they look like switch ties not standard cross ties. Railroad give me 120 culled ties one year, I could haul 10 on the long bed truck and 10 to 12 more on my trailer loaded all by myself many trips unloading was easier used tractor. they were dry so didn't weigh as much as green. I was in my 30's then lots older now and my back tells me about it every day LOL John Toccoa GA 🤠
Loose hair or clothing is really dangerous around moving equipment. I’m sure their hair is down for the video but no less dangerous.I know they’re skilled but you don’t get to choose when accidents happen, be safe. Just found this channel and am enjoying the videos, thanks.
My Great Grandfather would hue cross ties out with a broad ax, and sell them to the Norfolk and Western Railroad . I think they said that he got .75 to $1.00 per tie
Wow! So did mine, but he sold mainly to the C&O, as the mainline was closer. I remember Daddy talking about how his grandfather got $1 a tie. He lived between Buchanan and Indian Rock, Virginia.
@@billywalker9223 Mine lived in Wayne County, West Virginia .
That was good money back then $10/week was good wages.
This is why I like you guys so much! You are are always thinking. Work hard, think harder!
Fascinating.
Awesome 🇺🇸☘️
+1 for a bloopers reel 😛
I have wanted a woodmizer for a long time. I enjoyed the video. If I lived up there, I'd by your cut offs and process them into 1"x4" - 1"x6". I like lumber that is from a local yard, and not from a big corporation. Thanks, I'll be watching more!
It's amazing to think better ties come from large logs instead of tie-size logs. Always appreciating your in-depth knowledge of logging and milling.Thanks again! 👍👍👍
This is like watching supermodels run a sawmill.
Sex sells and they know it. lol@@terryjohnson3479
My grandfather sawed mining timbers, he built his house with sawmill lumber. I love videos.
Great job, ladies! Thumbs up! Stay safe. Jim in Phoenix.
jade i love your hair.
Great job ladies I enjoyed the video.
Hey! I just saw you in Woodworker's Journal, for the second time! When I came accross "The Lumberyard" page I hollered, "Hey, I know these guys!" Then I looked around and realized I was alone. But still....
I found the green forklift! so at least two weeks ago you still had it and it was sitting by the camper in "Our favorite Log Splitter: Team Vote" 0:54 So that forklift may be able to help you make a "pallet Jack" for the railroad ties and help you be more efficient in there production.
Smooth operation. Great Video.
Really pro stuff, I love how Emerald explains everything.
Great video. I cannot wait to see the beautiful Emerald at the Paul Bunyan event!!!!!!!!!
Enjoyed the video ladies, very interesting.
Thank you & have a great weekend!! 💜
Repair & Replace RR ties with wood. Lay down new RR rails for light Passenger & High Speed rail use Precast Conc. ties. Would you agree ? Good yard equipment
I do NOT believe in passenger rail service or high speed rail of any kind. I DO believe in Freight Trains except when they should be using pipelines. The rails for freight do not need to be better than they are. Passenger rail is a waste of money. Spend the money on airports and air travel and you will move more people at lower cost. I say that as a person who has used passenger rail for years: hay it is better than the bus!! It is way past time to have fully automated freight trains.....
Love your channel. Great Job Mom n Pops raising these kids to be ready for worlds end. Love your channel.
I get the impression that even if you do save time in actual cutting there is an additional cost element that comes from handling those huge logs in a nonstandard manner as well as transferring the tiers to the trailer not to mention the cutting of the tiers to the right length!.
Solid work as usual. Staywell😊
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These videos always restore my faith in young people. I presume the buyer then treats the rail sleepers/ties? What kind of wood is that? In South Africa I think they used jarrah for the wooden sleepers.
White Oak and Hickory were what they were using in a past video. It is my speculation that this all White Oak, but I am just taking a guess!
Awesome and much respect.
beautiful milling Emerald
great video, I didn't know about the holes or the soft wood, nicely done
enjoyed, thumbs are up, and subscribed
Good job love the videos ❤📹🪵👍👌😉
What does the well dressed railroad worker wear? A suit and tie!
Really great video today!
I tune in for the music! Just kiddin' :)
Straight as a board has a few different meanings ;)
I never see you ladies wearing gloves and I can’t believe you don’t get splinters!
Be safe
Many people have commented on using a pallet stacker, etc. Could you just have your loader forks at the end of the roller table and slide the ties onto the forks? It would mean handling the ties, which you avoid now but might be faster. Then again, I don't have to do the work so it's easy to make suggestions. Keep up the good work.
add a table onto the forks then the tie will roll on the rollers by the LT40 and set at the correct height slide onto the table. all you got to do is guide it a bit.
15:17 happy dog life not cramped in the city
Do railroad ties have to be a specific species of wood?
Dang,one clear,prime number one board is worth more than the tie. Cull ties make for good timbers for gardening.
For the first time I noticed the circular blade that leads in front of the band saw. Does that prevent or lessen the chances of the band saw blade catching or binding on the bark? Also 4 oz of Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice (No Sugar) for back pain. Cut with Kombucha and yogurt and filtered water. I am not a doctor but I play one in real life. Do homeschoolers get honorary Phd's because you deserve one Emerald (and Jade) for real. Bring back rail road travel with those ties please!!!!!! That's how folks get around in Europe.
The circular blade is a debarker. Tree bark collects rocks and other junk as it is hauled out of the Forrest. Cleaning a spot for the saw blade to run keeps the saw blade sharper longer because it is not hitting the rocks and junk.
I don't know about Europe but US passenger rail is not really a good idea. Aircraft move more people for less overall cost. However Freight Rail is a good thing and is here to stay.
I have not passed my class on wood identification! Are these all White Oak logs? In a past video, which I just reviewed, you were also using Hickory.
It has to be hardwood. I think poplar is the main hardwood they won't take. However they do like Sap Gum. I believe they prefer Oak. Hickory is ok too.
You’d like my crew. Me and our crew member Ryan, can each get on one end and pitch a hickory tie like it’s a feather
I wonder who made a such hole in the log, maybe it was a squirrel, or a woodpecker was hollowing out a bark beetle. I think a railroad tie must be especially hard. (Hi from Belarus. Harry Davidson)
You’ll need heavier log for railroad sleepers to handle the heavy loads I hope.
No they won't need a heavier railroad sleeper or cross tie. 3250 wood rail ties are in a mile of rail road track. By contrast 2640 concrete railroad ties are in a mile of rail road track.
You only get one back...
you're young its good, keep it good
And Ive seen you stick your legs in some dangerous places.
You girls are the future...
get there safely.
We got your back... xo.x.
A family that ties together, chais together. Have a good weekend.
Is that Zachariah we are seeing in the video? Using all three of you to do that job can't be all that efficient.
black pants, black shirt, black earprotection, black watch, black shoes. Is someone in their goth phase? lolz
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What wood species is used for the R.R. ties?
Don’t, ya know, throw your back out, ya know.
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Totally crushed
Wood mizers is going to own you some advertising money at some point. 😂 i want one.. can you extend the bed on this one??
I also wanted to see you too. Girls are adorable. I do recall you saying that you welcome sisters that’s cool.
nice
The log trailer sure makes you gals productive and safe. Do rail road ties sell at the same rate per board ft?
Leave it to sisters Emmie and Jade to make falling off a log interesting.
you have rail ties, usually about 8 feet long and pretty solid, bridge ties, a lot more robust, and bridge beams....those are rail ties
oak is 65 pounds per square foot so yes, ties would be heavy, you are cutting ties, not bridge ties or beams?
To handle ties try to find sets of tie dogs
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Who puts on the chemicals that make the tie resistant to rain?
Kid the hair is getting long nice
What did you do today ? I turned giant round pegs, into giant square pegs. You said about 220 lbs, now I wonder the weight after creosote soak. And the pioneers that laid the first tracks across America, a day of manhandling those will separate the adults from the children, thankfully yall have some modern assistance
Excellent video, I even learned a new word, wane. Is that the spelling with which you are familiar?
What species are permitted? I think I saw maple, red oak, white oak, perhaps beech,,,, I would assume there should be no poplar,, but what is permitted,, what not?
Everyone is always working there butts off at the yard!!
Enjoyable as always. Are you cutting the ties for a particular railroad or do you sell them to another company to creosote them for eventual sale to a railroad?
I believe they sell to a company that sells to the railroad.
Девчонки молодцы но хотелось бы сестрёнку почаще видеть на экране
Are these the ties that bind?
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Got about 500 acres. Got a mill .. need a house.... lol you board? ... will feed And house! 😂