Ive learned alot just by watching you and everyone else involved in this community, thats why i love it. We're always learning and teaching to make life easier. 💪💪
Hey there Genin and Alec. You guys got it down. The Ultra is the best machine for the money. You guys blew through a lot of wood. Fun to watch. Take care
Ahhh… yes Hackberry! Split a ton of it and the single wedge is a must! Heavy and dense for sure. Makes great firewood when it’s seasoned! Nice work fellas. You made quick work of that pile of rounds!👍🏻👍🏻
Hackberry that I dealt with back in the early 2000's if I remember right took about 8 months to season. Loved burning it in the fireplace. You guys splitting in the edge of the woods brings back some memories from back in the day. Wish I could go do it again. Later Genin! Fight 'em fair! -Everett
@@everettthompson8301 hey Everett, I like hackberry, drys quick and all the strings off it light up and help get the fire going nicely. Glad I could take you down memory lane. Have a great day!
My experience with Hackberry is it splits easy or it's a pain in the butt. You never know til you start splitting. I still prefer leaving the rounds set a couple of months before splitting them. It seems easier to split and lighter to handle then. Nice work fellas.
That's how it starts Alec. "I don't want to make any money, just want to make a little for myself....".
Ive learned alot just by watching you and everyone else involved in this community, thats why i love it. We're always learning and teaching to make life easier. 💪💪
@@LogCabinFirewood that’s right, always somthing new to learn. Have a good safe week!
Good to see you two working together and that Hackberry split pretty well. Thanks for sharing Genin!
@@billobermeyer660 thanks for watching bill!
Nice work fellas. Big brother teaching little sister the ropes. Beautiful day, beautiful equipment. Doesn't get any better.
@@OpenAirAdventure thanks Kenny, he’s learned a lot about firewood in the last year!
Hey there Genin and Alec. You guys got it down. The Ultra is the best machine for the money. You guys blew through a lot of wood. Fun to watch. Take care
Hey Genin , nice splitting . Didn’t take long to fill those 2 totes. Have a good one .👍🏻🇺🇸
@@inthebackyardwithdel438 hey del! With 2 sets of hands it definitely doesn’t take long to fill them. Thanks for stopping by friend!
Nice splitting on the ol’ hackberry! The ultra split it up nicely 👌🏻 Sounds like Lil’ sis has learned a lesson 😂
@@McKameyFarms he’s definitely figuring out how to take a little more time now to save himself alot of time later. Thanks for watching 👍
Your little sister is growing up so fast! 😉😂😂
That’s great that yall can work together!
Enjoyed it fellas!! 👊🏻
@@TwinCityFirewood thanks Jacob, we have fun working together!
Ahhh… yes Hackberry! Split a ton of it and the single wedge is a must! Heavy and dense for sure. Makes great firewood when it’s seasoned! Nice work fellas. You made quick work of that pile of rounds!👍🏻👍🏻
@@toddsoutsideagain thanks Todd, I don’t mind hackberry at all!
Way to make 🔥🪵 right there 👍 Nice work Guy’s 👍👏🇺🇸
@@Living-The-Dream thanks Rick! Enjoy your Sunday!
Hackberry that I dealt with back in the early 2000's if I remember right took about 8 months to season. Loved burning it in the fireplace. You guys splitting in the edge of the woods brings back some memories from back in the day. Wish I could go do it again. Later Genin! Fight 'em fair! -Everett
@@everettthompson8301 hey Everett, I like hackberry, drys quick and all the strings off it light up and help get the fire going nicely. Glad I could take you down memory lane. Have a great day!
For hackberry I thought it split pretty good!👍👍
@@outdoorsinthe608 single wedge made all the difference, thanks for stopping by Jeremiah!
Seems everyone has to learn the hard way when it comes to splitting even a small volume firewood. The School of Hard Knocks can be a vicious teacher.
@@bwillan it definitely is a vicious teacher! Thanks for stopping by 👍
Nice video Genin. I don’t see much hackberry around here. The last I got was a couple years ago… if I remember correctly it dries pretty fast.
@@oldguyfirewood thanks dick, it does dry pretty quick for as dense as it is. Have a great week and thanks for stopping by👍
Nice work boys! No hackberry around here, but we've got plenty of other tough splitting stuff like beech, elm and hickory. Love that Cat.
@@dereksstuff8395 thanks Derek, those are some tough splitting woods, ever split sycamore? It’s a headache
@765Guys I have not split sycamore. From what I've seen it sucks.
Gettin R' done!
@@JeffGeorgalas yes sir!
Do you have a shop tour video? What size is the shop?
@@Tcw2019 I don’t have a shop tour but is 40x30, maybe someday I’ll do a tour of things. Thanks for watching!
My experience with Hackberry is it splits easy or it's a pain in the butt. You never know til you start splitting. I still prefer leaving the rounds set a couple of months before splitting them. It seems easier to split and lighter to handle then. Nice work fellas.
@@BobbySixguns that’s a good idea on letting them sit and dry up before splitting . Thanks for watching Bob!
Never split any hack berry, looks like Great wood!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
@@davidedwards3734 it is pretty wood wood. It splits very stringy! Have a good safe week David 👍