That kittens name is Stihl. You don’t want to mess with her. Lol having a couple guys helping makes things move much faster. My father says them boys have farming in their blood you ain’t gonna find harder workers anywhere. They get more done by accident before breakfast than most people accomplish all day. Plus they know how to fix stuff so they can keep going.
Chris it looks like you really upgraded when you made the move to Bert’s, the elevator, skid steer, dump trailers, not to mention the awesome guys helping you! Your production has gone from solitary to teamwork, big things happening for you. Congrats! GNI 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
It's amazing to see how you guys are building the yard and the amount of inventory stacked up!! I can only imagine what it feels like to actually be there and watch it happen! Thanks for bringing us along guys! Spectacular!
Hey Chris I love the Horses and trains song by Jesse Gallagher! It sounds very realistic! I would say I like 70% of all the music you play on your videos! ...and then there is 20% of the songs I love!🎼🎵🎶
Just a thought. Maybe put a tote near the splitter to throw the smaller, (bundle) pieces in. Keeps it out of the trailer and it's already separated when you're ready to bundle. Keep er up Chris. Another great production video.
when i get lazy and don't want to stack right away, i put down a big area of pallets and dump it on them.....keeps it out of the dirt and semi dry....just a thought
@@InTheWoodyard and then i was thinking, how about fabricating something on your claw attachment on your tractor so you can pick up wood from the piles and dump it in your trailer for deliveries when it is dry enough ? i know it would dry better in stacks but just think how much more production you could do if you didn't have to spend time stacking or loading your trailer ? just my thoughts....i'm old and sickly now but i miss my woodcutting days....love watching your vids !!!!
Great work out now you can all be Jeti masters if you will . It’s clear that the force is with you ( Eastonmade) . I look forward to seeing much more carnage in the wood yard. Keep on cutting
While it was great to see the woodyard move, I am glad you are back to Chainsaw and Splitting vids. I missed them. It is amazing just how fast that Ultra cranks out the wood.
Definitely a productive splitter. Stacking off a trailer definitely the way to go. I don’t have dump trailer but my little atv trailer works great. Have good day.
Have you ever thought about wrapping face cords on pallets? Using a machine like the packfix from posch? I've made my own machine machine and love the reduced handling of the wood. Makes my back a whole lot happier. The net wrap only costs about 1.50 pour face cord
Hi Phil, do you have pictures of this product and how you use it. I am 67 back is shot etc. I am always looking for ways to cut back the handling of wood..
@christinelehn4289 no pics on my phone but if you look up posch packfix, you will find what I am using. I have a 48in drum 56in high that sits on a pallet. Once loaded, I have a post that came from a car hoist that raises the drum and a motor that turns the arm around that wraps the netting. I use hay bale netting and cut the 48in rols in half. 8 tight turns give a great hold!
Good one fellas. Chris now that that you have an awesome crew. There seems to be no need to worry about you getting caught up. Nice to see you stacking again.
The way I see it is with all 3 of y'all splitting together you maybe able to catch up with splitting wood to be on track with production. Have a great day be safe.
I'm so glad you got some new friends aka kitty cats!! Oh and I see you got rid of the sausage links on the back of the tractor. Nice to see you making wood again.
It looks good having stacked wood in the yard! The three of you with the Ultra can really crank it out. I'm looking forward to seeing you guys up to speed on the processor! :-)
Good morning Cris I love all the help you have those fellas are great could you zero in on the sign that’s hanging on the elevator I wonder where they purchased those. I hear people say that the Super Splitter is faster than the ultra. I think we should have a face-off. What do you think?
Good tip about tying the wood together. interesting dynamic now in the wood yard. how do you split the profits. do you compensate them by the hour or do you guys split the profits. just curious as they are almost always in the videos now helping or sharing the labor.
They get to use any of my equipment and Bert got all my gravel, $4000 worth , and he will get all the wood he wants too, plus we might set up a wood stand for his boys to make a few $$$
Nice work Woodyard. Every day you guys seem to figure something out to make the processing/loading /stacking easier and quicker. Lion King Kat likes his mouse snacks. GNI
Noticed you have 36k subscribers, always growing good deal👍🏽👍🏽and 16million views. WOW bet you couldn't even imagine that when you started, only going to be a better experience for us at home with your new friends. COOL
What type of pallet was that you had at the end of the clip ? A narrower pallet would work best for me, for just single row stacking. What type of business would be looking to get rid of them ? Thanks…
Ok so approximately how long will it take for 20-24% moisture to come down below 18%? I know there are a lot of factors in place, guessta mite(not a word) lol. Stay warm an unmuddy
In the constant wind at the farm and if the sun is out , my guess would be a couple months maybe 3 at most, it was that % in log form so now that it is cut and split.....good things will happen!
I think you have this down to a science. 2 trailers and a elevator may beat the processor. Splitting out of and into a trailer, then stacking out of a trailer. That would save my back
Wow!! It won't take y'all long to catch up with all the wood y'all bucked!! Hope you're keeping them paid with gum and water!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
I was just about to type in a remark about remembering to put in cross braces in these high firewood stacks. I am happy I have waited to do so until the end of the video. LOL
I feel a competition coming along. Name the cats. Perhaps each after a tree. The strongest is oak, the shiest is a rare tree, etc. How about it Chris?🇬🇧
The kids that live there have named them already. I do not know the names. But Bert and I call one 1/2 cat, the others are grey cat, fluffy orange one, short haired orange one, and small black one, more of descriptions, I am not big on animal names or tractor or truck names, they are not people to me, but I know a lot of folks do think so.
Can’t wait to get the ultra somewhere around the end of June… Thoroughly enjoyed today’s video and especially the last two featuring the Ultra in action…
@@leovogelgesang4398 We were exploring the kinetic type, and that led us to finding the Ultra which seemed like the best and fastest one on the market…
Since watching you with 3 chainsaws a dump trailer and a truck and to where you are now . Being in business myself , once you build your customer base and they have faith in your product or service you are delivering. The foundation of your business is really good relationships. Suppliers of products or equipment you are using. Availability of new equipment when you need more , parts and occasional service required. Do what you say you are going to do or more and the work will Hunt you . At some point now it’s not all about the money but can we fulfill a commitment or promise . And we always say call anything you want but call me back and Pay Me !
You really have grown your business in really a pretty short time and all the hard work has really paid off ! delivering to your customers a quality product in the time promised is certainly key to your success, congratulations
I always thought supper/dinner was a north/south thing. I guess not. Growing up in KY we always had supper at night and dinner at lunch. Eastern Va we have dinner in the p.m. I literally never hear supper, ever, anymore
As an act of gratitude for the use of the black trailer, have you considered making a set of sideboards to donate to the cause? It would also benefit you from being able to contain a larger volume of splits. GNI.
I have 2 questions...1. Are Bert and Adam now paid employees of In The Woodyard Inc. or are they two of the best friends a guy could ever ask for? 2. Is there a plan in place to remedy the mud situation there because it's only going to get worse. Dave
@@InTheWoodyard you're a lucky guy to have 2 great helpers. Your production is going to go WAY up. Hopefully things freeze up and stay frozen for you for the rest of the winter.
Aren't you doing more work by not having the conveyor under the splitter? All the bark and splinters that you don't stack would just stay in the trailer. C-clamp a little taller sides on the deck of the splitter and send it!
Bert that’s really a nice thing that y’all have done to Help out Chris Carlson . I hope y’all have some fun and maybe learn a few things from each other and all of y’all have a prosperous year indeed !
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That kittens name is Stihl. You don’t want to mess with her. Lol having a couple guys helping makes things move much faster. My father says them boys have farming in their blood you ain’t gonna find harder workers anywhere. They get more done by accident before breakfast than most people accomplish all day. Plus they know how to fix stuff so they can keep going.
Yep!! True American grit!! That’s what Freedom breeds!!
And it stihl has 9 lives
Yup, they do getter done!
Yup, it sure does!
Haaaa!
Chris it looks like you really upgraded when you made the move to Bert’s, the elevator, skid steer, dump trailers, not to mention the awesome guys helping you! Your production has gone from solitary to teamwork, big things happening for you. Congrats! GNI 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You are right!
Bertlandia is awesome. Great teamwork and impressive production.
We agree!
Starting to look like a woodyard now! Some fast firewood production 👍👍GNI
Yup, I am way behind!
Good afternoon Chris!!😀😀
Morning, afternoon and Good evening Al!!
Awesome! Such a great set up! Thanks for sharing it!
Thanks for watching!
Awesome firewood production for sure both our Country's would be in better shape if more people worked like you three guy's
Thanks, yup, too many people want other to do stuff for them.
Just found your channel, great watch, looking forward to watching more, Andy from england uk.👍
Thanks so much, you have a lot of catching up to do, there are over 950 videos on the channel and a new one EVERY morning!
"Go home and ask for supper".. you're a wise man 😁
Thanks Dan!
Great job 👏 It must be nice to have other friends helping out and they know what they are doing Thanks for sharing Chris 👍
It sure is!
It's amazing to see how you guys are building the yard and the amount of inventory stacked up!! I can only imagine what it feels like to actually be there and watch it happen! Thanks for bringing us along guys! Spectacular!
Thanks Greg!
I enjoy ☕ while watching you work! Relaxes me. Hi, kitties!
Thank you for watching!
Great having having help, you'll be caught up in no time. You were smart to get out of Montana when you did. 20 below, 40 below with wind chill.
Yup, it is cold here now too!
Hey Chris I love the Horses and trains song by Jesse Gallagher! It sounds very realistic! I would say I like 70% of all the music you play on your videos! ...and then there is 20% of the songs I love!🎼🎵🎶
Yup, the "western" style music make me happy!
@@InTheWoodyard Me too!
Just a thought. Maybe put a tote near the splitter to throw the smaller, (bundle) pieces in. Keeps it out of the trailer and it's already separated when you're ready to bundle. Keep er up Chris. Another great production video.
yup!
when i get lazy and don't want to stack right away, i put down a big area of pallets and dump it on them.....keeps it out of the dirt and semi dry....just a thought
Yup, that is in the plans! Now release me because there goes my everything.
@@InTheWoodyard and then i was thinking, how about fabricating something on your claw attachment on your tractor so you can pick up wood from the piles and dump it in your trailer for deliveries when it is dry enough ? i know it would dry better in stacks but just think how much more production you could do if you didn't have to spend time stacking or loading your trailer ? just my thoughts....i'm old and sickly now but i miss my woodcutting days....love watching your vids !!!!
I am glad they are warming up to the camera. They are great people
yup!
I was going to suggest tying those stacks together and you beat me to it! Good job Chris. Reno
Thanks!
❤ 🐈 that Ultra is pretty smooth
Nice to have the extra hands
Yes and yes!
Another awesome video Chris! It’s so cool to see you guys working together!
Thanks!
With those young bucks there that splitter is in BTO mode. Taking care of business and working overtime!!!😂😂
Yup, wood gets made!
Great work out now you can all be Jeti masters if you will . It’s clear that the force is with you ( Eastonmade) . I look forward to seeing much more carnage in the wood yard. Keep on cutting
The carnage will continue!
Great job guys and I which most of your videos
Thanks Robert!
You are in your element , keep going !
Thank you, I will!
While it was great to see the woodyard move, I am glad you are back to Chainsaw and Splitting vids. I missed them. It is amazing just how fast that Ultra cranks out the wood.
Yes, me too!
G’morning Chris. Nice production. The stacks will add up very quickly ! Easy Money.
GoodNightIrene
Yes but no, never easy....just work x work + work!!
Definitely a productive splitter. Stacking off a trailer definitely the way to go. I don’t have dump trailer but my little atv trailer works great. Have good day.
Yup, the dump trailer is the best for stacking.
Man this is great for me wood production thears nothing like it
Glad you like it!
Have you ever thought about wrapping face cords on pallets? Using a machine like the packfix from posch? I've made my own machine machine and love the reduced handling of the wood. Makes my back a whole lot happier. The net wrap only costs about 1.50 pour face cord
Hi Phil, do you have pictures of this product and how you use it. I am 67 back is shot etc. I am always looking for ways to cut back the handling of wood..
No, not yet, maybe some day.
@christinelehn4289 no pics on my phone but if you look up posch packfix, you will find what I am using. I have a 48in drum 56in high that sits on a pallet. Once loaded, I have a post that came from a car hoist that raises the drum and a motor that turns the arm around that wraps the netting. I use hay bale netting and cut the 48in rols in half. 8 tight turns give a great hold!
Great! Til it doesn't is the perfect answer
yup!
Some fixes will last forever and some dont. You arent doing it right if something doesnt break.
Your sawmill became more and more industrial-like
Yup, it is!
Cool I can’t wait to see how much you guys can have all piled up it’s going to be amazing
We will just keep going!
Good one fellas. Chris now that that you have an awesome crew. There seems to be no need to worry about you getting caught up. Nice to see you stacking again.
Yes we do work good together. I need a lot more wood !!!
Bertlandia….I like it I like it alot
ya, me too!
Getting there big fella
Lots to do !!!
The way I see it is with all 3 of y'all splitting together you maybe able to catch up with splitting wood to be on track with production. Have a great day be safe.
I hope so, thanks!
Many that Ultra can produce with 2 people! I have no doubt that is the most used Ultra that Eastonmade have sold, boy she gets a workout!
Yup, she is a screamer!
Possible video idea to show and talk about how much difference from where you started and currently with equipment
Improvements to be more productive
It just keeps getting better and better
I have been doing just that for 2 1/2 years, start watching from the beginning and keep watching and you will see just that. Thanks for watching!
Will be interesting to see how much you guys produce with the processor.
Another great video!
Greetings from Germany.
I know exactly how much it will be....more!
I'm so glad you got some new friends aka kitty cats!! Oh and I see you got rid of the sausage links on the back of the tractor. Nice to see you making wood again.
LOL, I was going to ask what happened to the sausage links also 🍻👍😁🚜
They are back on. They were taken off for when it went in for service.
The sausages are back on now!!!!
Great teamwork guys, like a well oiled machine! 👍
Thanks 👍
Geez Chris, pretty soon this woodyard will be as easy as ABC=Adam,Bert,Chris😀GNI
Yup!
It looks good having stacked wood in the yard! The three of you with the Ultra can really crank it out. I'm looking forward to seeing you guys up to speed on the processor! :-)
Yup, soon the big Eastonmade will be running!
It definitely looks like moving operations was the right move for you! Looks like you have way more space too
yup!
Now that you’re splitting and stacking, will you be putting tarps on the stacks?
Yes, before the snow flies NEXT winter.
Good morning Cris I love all the help you have those fellas are great could you zero in on the sign that’s hanging on the elevator I wonder where they purchased those. I hear people say that the Super Splitter is faster than the ultra. I think we should have a face-off. What do you think?
The super split is fast until it jambs or runs into a knotty crotch. The ultra has a 4 way wedge too, I am not sure the super does???
Good tip about tying the wood together. interesting dynamic now in the wood yard. how do you split the profits. do you compensate them by the hour or do you guys split the profits. just curious as they are almost always in the videos now helping or sharing the labor.
They get to use any of my equipment and Bert got all my gravel, $4000 worth , and he will get all the wood he wants too, plus we might set up a wood stand for his boys to make a few $$$
Nice work Woodyard. Every day you guys seem to figure something out to make the processing/loading /stacking easier and quicker. Lion King Kat likes his mouse snacks.
GNI
L ll ll) l
Yup, the cats like the mice!
Caked up with mud LOL
Yup, but it did get cold now and it is cement now!
Do you have a plan with the placement of pallets for your wood? Or any tips regarding wood yard lay-out?
Sort of yes, we will make a loop, probably.
Starting to look nice with the stacks out there
Yup, lots to go!
Noticed you have 36k subscribers, always growing good deal👍🏽👍🏽and 16million views. WOW bet you couldn't even imagine that when you started, only going to be a better experience for us at home with your new friends. COOL
Yup, things are going well Pat! thanks for watching as always!
Your going to need all that wood for a wind break too lol
Yup, we have talked about just that!
All that wood split and stacked sure is pretty!!!! 😁😁😁😁 (why would ya wanna sell it???? gee whiz)
Yup, stacked wood is like art!
What type of pallet was that you had at the end of the clip ? A narrower pallet would work best for me, for just single row stacking. What type of business would be looking to get rid of them ?
Thanks…
A narrow pallet?? Most smaller businesses just want them gone, start looking and asking.
Ok so approximately how long will it take for 20-24% moisture to come down below 18%? I know there are a lot of factors in place, guessta mite(not a word) lol. Stay warm an unmuddy
In the constant wind at the farm and if the sun is out , my guess would be a couple months maybe 3 at most, it was that % in log form so now that it is cut and split.....good things will happen!
I’m wondering what brand is your elevator, or is it homemade?
Loyal
I think you have this down to a science. 2 trailers and a elevator may beat the processor. Splitting out of and into a trailer, then stacking out of a trailer. That would save my back
Yup, it does work good!
Wow!! It won't take y'all long to catch up with all the wood y'all bucked!! Hope you're keeping them paid with gum and water!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Yup, free lunch!
How often do you oil your slide on the log splitter during use? Just once when you start or just every few hours when you notice it starts to dry up?
Maybe every 15-20 minutes.
Whats the plan for where the rows of wood will be stacked? Are you going to add gravel out there or grass?
Yes, both.
Are you going to put anything done to take care of the muddy situation or just work around it?
Gravel eventually!
Video question:
On the hi speed portions, do you film in time lapse OR speed up when editing?
Thanks
Yes, I do some of both.
I was just about to type in a remark about remembering to put in cross braces in these high firewood stacks. I am happy I have waited to do so until the end of the video. LOL
yup, I am afraid for when the ground thaws!!!!
I feel a competition coming along. Name the cats. Perhaps each after a tree. The strongest is oak, the shiest is a rare tree, etc. How about it Chris?🇬🇧
The kids that live there have named them already. I do not know the names. But Bert and I call one 1/2 cat, the others are grey cat, fluffy orange one, short haired orange one, and small black one, more of descriptions, I am not big on animal names or tractor or truck names, they are not people to me, but I know a lot of folks do think so.
@@InTheWoodyard Very sensible!! All the best my American friend. Mike
Can’t wait to get the ultra somewhere around the end of June… Thoroughly enjoyed today’s video and especially the last two featuring the Ultra in action…
Before you bought your ultra, did you considered any other machine?
Thanks
@@leovogelgesang4398 We were exploring the kinetic type, and that led us to finding the Ultra which seemed like the best and fastest one on the market…
Same for me!
It flat out works great!
@@InTheWoodyard Your videos on it from last year convinced me to get one…
Nice job
Thanks Al!
The ABC of the Woodyard .Adam Bert and Chris .
I like it!
I’m sure you’ve had this ? a million times but what kind of boots are you wearing? Are they warm?i need some warm boots.
Haix German made chain saw boots, they are great boots. But for warmth average, good to about 20 or so. Colder weather and I wear pac boots.
Too bad you couldnt stack as fast as the time lapse love your videos keep up great work Chris
That would be great!
You are going to have a lot of new subscribers when the cat people find you. Maybe my wife will soon be a subscriber. Nice video.
Ha! youtube was built by cats!
Since watching you with 3 chainsaws a dump trailer and a truck and to where you are now . Being in business myself , once you build your customer base and they have faith in your product or service you are delivering. The foundation of your business is really good relationships. Suppliers of products or equipment you are using. Availability of new equipment when you need more , parts and occasional service required. Do what you say you are going to do or more and the work will Hunt you . At some point now it’s not all about the money but can we fulfill a commitment or promise . And we always say call anything you want but call me back and Pay Me !
Yup, getting paid is important.
You really have grown your business in really a pretty short time and all the hard work has really paid off ! delivering to your customers a quality product in the time promised is certainly key to your success, congratulations
I always thought supper/dinner was a north/south thing. I guess not. Growing up in KY we always had supper at night and dinner at lunch. Eastern Va we have dinner in the p.m. I literally never hear supper, ever, anymore
Lunch and supper here.
What.. you left the Ultra outside? I bet it's confused as it got used to being inside..😁👍
Yes I did! It is time to get to work!
Are the 2 guys that help you out employees of yours or friends? New here and just curious if they are paid by you or not. Thanks for the good content!
Friends.
Is crazy, in a way, if I end up ordering bundle wood that I could be seeing the wood I'll be getting being cut and split in these videos.
Yup, you are correct!
What kinda wood are ya splitting? Is it oak?
Nope, ironwood, ash and maple.
Yeehaw pal!!!
Thanks for watching!
Yep ,,,xsame here
But no snow .just mud slopp
It is very cold now and frozen, it has been -10 every morning for a while now!
@@InTheWoodyard must be nice ..50 tp 60 here.going get down 28 for Day or so whooooo
As an act of gratitude for the use of the black trailer, have you considered making a set of sideboards to donate to the cause? It would also benefit you from being able to contain a larger volume of splits. GNI.
Yup, that might happen!
Many hands make for light work.
yup!
And here I thought I was fast on my champion splitter. Wow
Yup, the Eastonmade Ultra is very fast!
I have 2 questions...1. Are Bert and Adam now paid employees of In The Woodyard Inc. or are they two of the best friends a guy could ever ask for? 2. Is there a plan in place to remedy the mud situation there because it's only going to get worse. Dave
Great guy that like firewood and all the toys one could want. Yup, more gravel!
@@InTheWoodyard you're a lucky guy to have 2 great helpers. Your production is going to go WAY up. Hopefully things freeze up and stay frozen for you for the rest of the winter.
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Aren't you doing more work by not having the conveyor under the splitter? All the bark and splinters that you don't stack would just stay in the trailer. C-clamp a little taller sides on the deck of the splitter and send it!
No, my customers like clean wood and so do I the scraps getting sorted out is a good thing.
Is your supply really that low? Last year's piles looked thin!
Yes, I will run out.
@@InTheWoodyard congratulations brother
Can't wait for Kenny to come and visit the new yard and see the progress....
He was here yesterday! You will see him soon, it will be a dandy show!
I am sure the Yellow Cat has been listening to the Meateater Podcast again!🤣 Speaking of...any idea when you guys will air??
2 weeks, I will let you all know!
@@InTheWoodyard TY...
Does Adam and Bert have a TH-cam channel ?
Nope
Bert that’s really a nice thing that y’all have done to Help out Chris Carlson . I hope y’all have some fun and maybe learn a few things from each other and all of y’all have a prosperous year indeed !
No, but they are on this one!
It will be good!
Who needs a gym, when you operate a woodyard.
exactly!
🤘Cranking!
yup.
👍👏🚜
Thanks!!!
👍👍
Thanks!
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Thank 3thumbs!
As we say in WV fix it and put back in the coal
yup!
Man, you and Brad have figured out how to get other people to willingly split your firewood for you. What's your secret??
Make it fun, give your time and talent first, be willing to help someone when THEY NEED help. Basic life/people skills.
With all this help..I would assume you expect a 200% revenue increase?
Not for a while I am way behind production!
GNI!!
Yup!
Wow y’all are really starting to pile it up fast! Looks like those splits will be ready fast. Most of it looked dry. Well done👍🏻👍🏻GNI
Yup, about 1/2 was dry already.
Why am i watching guys split firewood?
Because it is the best job you will ever have!! Thanks1
@@InTheWoodyard I own 85 acres of timber.....I split firewood all the time. When I'm not splitting.....I'm watching other people split 😆
Woodcat > woodchuck
Yup!!