That’s a Big Order, keep chipping away at it week to week and it will be done. Love that your wife helped you too. Oh Loved the Shirt at the end!!! Keep the videos coming enjoy them alot!!!
That's a beautiful stack of firewood Brad. My guess is that when the client sees that, he might consider paying to have someone stack the seasoned wood that's lying in a heap next to yours to get it off the ground. Might be a perfect job for Brady and his pals on the next firewood run. A little exercise, and a little extra summertime cash for the the boys.
Think about doing what Chris over at "in the woodyard" does with his pallet bins tied together with 17 gauge electric fence wire. A huge time saver for such a big order. It would work well in your customer's farm.
Lol I was thinking same thing. I guess only downside is judging the cordage or unless you just judge each load as a cord and a half. Give or take a little...
Now Brad you can thank Val for helping you, and we thank you for being a wonderful husband and dad. And also all you get for father's day you deserve and more and Val started it off right. And we as viewers wish you a wonderful Father's Day. And as always thanks for bringing us along with you on your videos.
Brad good for you to start getting cords off firewood for order. 1/3 or face cord is for beginners Brad . I always delivered in cords small one are 8 cords . High as 22 to 23 cords with semi . I like I tell everyone you got to have firewood 🪵 to SALE firewood from the woodyard buddy . Probably be couple off yrs before you show a profits in the woodyard pay for that EASTONMADE equipments. Everything come with hard work Brad in life 😊.
Hello Mr. Brad & Val, I remember you going to this place before, I bet if you ask real nice, they may pay you to stack all that other loose wood on the ground. ha ha
My first order I ever got on Facebook MP was for 17 facecords that they upped to 19 once they saw my wood. I made 30 facecords that year in total. I was out of wood to sell by September. Same thing happened the next year but I made 45 facecords so I was able to get to October before I ran out. It’s a fun hobby
Best kind of customer to have stays ahead by one year and only handle the wood once. A lot of my customers I have are the same way. You said it best by trying to keep that kind of customer happy. Great job!! Stay safe my friend
Great vid Brad! Nothing like a beautiful stack of firewood! Love the t-shirt! To help with the book ends from falling you could try running wire from pallet to pallet in the space between the two stacks. I do the same and I come back and tighten them once twice as wood dries and shrinks the space gets smaller and the stacks are more prone tipping over at that height. Keep it up and stay safe!
Good order to get with the Eastonmade 12-22 and conveyor in the yard! Sure makes splitting easier. With all of that stacking you both are getting your workouts in. Having a “green order” customer does make sense for both parties. Glad to see the channel growing! I was the 600th like! 👍👍
got a customer coming for 4 face cords in a few days. I do not normally deliver as I take care of my wife. So this customer said he totally understands and will bring his 18 foot trailer here.
Don't worry about the count until it's there. Selling by the cord and delivering loose makes it a guessing game. If you get yourself talked into 7 loads and it takes 8 isn't defeat. But you could conveyor into the truck too. Should be able to knock a load out that way.
now thats a dream customer, it eliminates one time of handling the only thing better is the boiler wood customers i have that take longer wood and the load is not touched after i dump. mine comes out of the woods i stack it in my skid steer bucket to measure it.
Awesome video Brad! Definitely a good customer to have :). Always enjoy my visit to your channel when the new video’s up! Take care Brad, see you next week! Andrew from NB :)
Sounds like a great customer to have. Imagine having 10 people who wanted 10 cord each a yr. I have 10+ boilerwood customers who each get at least 6 +full cords from me a yr. I don't have to stack any of it tho. Just did a spltting job and filled /stacked 8 facecords of fireplace oak into a woodshed. If u ever ran out of tree service logs you could go around splitting other people's wood for at least $80/hr ,for how fast u make a cord with your splitter.$30/hr for chainsawing . Many ways to sell your firewood or paid for your work. That farmer should build a big wood shed for how much wood he burns in a yr. His wood on the ground will be all mud and wetter than the day it was split. And frozen solid come winter. He probably has sheet metal laying around for it anyways and to cover all the green wood u bring in October
So, 54 face to one person? You're gonna have to ramp it up to have wood for bundles. Curious, boiler or woodstove? And if stove, how does he burn that much? I only burn maybe 9 face and it's warmer there than here in winter. Plus I turn my thermostat down to 60 just in case fire goes out but it doesn't
@@FirewoodattheFurnace yup, 18x3. Ya know I'm a farmer, so I'm having trouble getting my head around why he's buying. Unless he doesn't have woods and has depleted the hedgerows. Hopefully he sees this and ends my misery. Now that I've reread and woke up, he'd be burning 24-25 face/year. House and farm shop I guess.
@@FirewoodattheFurnace That's an interesting situation just having wood stoves for your heat source. I'm sure his house was built before there were building codes requiring a primary heat source. Where I live you need a heating system so wood heat can't be your primary heat source. When I built my house 25 years ago, the building inspector said the reason for the code rule was a health and safety issue - if you are sick and can't feed the fire, how do you stay warm. I was getting ready last year to start using my radiant heat but it cost me about a $1,000 to fill one 275 gallon tank so I continued my planet fitness workout dropping, chopping and splitting hardwood. Forest management has always been my hobby and a great way for me to vent management related work stress. I hope I'm still working the land in my 70's and 80's. After I retired, I had the time to coach highschool girls and boys track and field. I focused on our natural movement patterns: bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, squatting, lunging and the gait. I also tell the 80 and 90 year old seniors at the senior center that their kids will put them in a home when they can't get off the couch or the toilet so keeping exercising. Be safe!
I liked Val's policy of getting a Steak dinner up front before the work was done! Smart Gal!👍
Good work! Can’t beat a guaranteed 10 cord a year customer.
Raised right. That a boy!!!
Nice shirt! I’m diggin it
Beautiful spot to season firewood.
That’s a Big Order, keep chipping away at it week to week and it will be done. Love that your wife helped you too. Oh Loved the Shirt at the end!!! Keep the videos coming enjoy them alot!!!
Thanks 👍
That's a beautiful stack of firewood Brad. My guess is that when the client sees that, he might consider paying to have someone stack the seasoned wood that's lying in a heap next to yours to get it off the ground. Might be a perfect job for Brady and his pals on the next firewood run. A little exercise, and a little extra summertime cash for the the boys.
That’s a great order and thanks for taking us along with you 👍🍻
That’s a customer we all want to have!! Nice work Val and Brad. She deserves a CLAW Brad🤣 👊🏻🍻🦅🇺🇸
Lol I’ll tell her it’s from you
That’s a great order Brad. I like your plan for deliver and stacking also. One a week is an easy pace.
Congratulations on the 10 cord customer!! Y'all did a Great job!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Your #1 employee is very smart.
Getting paid before the work stars.
She need a raise just on principle.
LOL
That's awesome 😎😎😎
Nice job you two. Glad you found a great customer.
Think about doing what Chris over at "in the woodyard" does with his pallet bins tied together with 17 gauge electric fence wire. A huge time saver for such a big order. It would work well in your customer's farm.
Lol I was thinking same thing. I guess only downside is judging the cordage or unless you just judge each load as a cord and a half. Give or take a little...
Now Brad you can thank Val for helping you, and we thank you for being a wonderful husband and dad. And also all you get for father's day you deserve and more and Val started it off right. And we as viewers wish you a wonderful Father's Day. And as always thanks for bringing us along with you on your videos.
Thanks so much
Duuuuude! That’s is awesome! That’s a smart customer. Total winner winner steak dinner (for Val).
I think so too!
That's a Win - Win!
Good stuff Brad. That's a great customer. Take care and keep Val happy as well.
Thanks, you too!
Brad good for you to start getting cords off firewood for order. 1/3 or face cord is for beginners Brad . I always delivered in cords small one are 8 cords . High as 22 to 23 cords with semi . I like I tell everyone you got to have firewood 🪵 to SALE firewood from the woodyard buddy . Probably be couple off yrs before you show a profits in the woodyard pay for that EASTONMADE equipments. Everything come with hard work Brad in life 😊.
Hello Mr. Brad & Val, I remember you going to this place before, I bet if you ask real nice, they may pay you to stack all that other loose wood on the ground. ha ha
Great Job Brad! Love your videos. Very glad you were also Raised Right :)
Thanks for watching!
My first order I ever got on Facebook MP was for 17 facecords that they upped to 19 once they saw my wood. I made 30 facecords that year in total. I was out of wood to sell by September. Same thing happened the next year but I made 45 facecords so I was able to get to October before I ran out. It’s a fun hobby
Yeah I enjoy it. Biggest hobby I’ve ever had lol
That is a great customer to have. I hope you charge extra for the stacking. You guys made that look great.
Thanks buddy
Best kind of customer to have stays ahead by one year and only handle the wood once. A lot of my customers I have are the same way. You said it best by trying to keep that kind of customer happy. Great job!! Stay safe my friend
Thats a large order, good on you guys for filling it. Good things are happening. ❤
Kenny
Great Teamwork Brad, Nothing like working with a good woman, Take Care my friend 👍🏼🪵🇺🇸
You got that right!
Awesome job. 👍👍👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks 👍
Great job love your videos thank you
Wow that one heck of an order! Great job👍👍
Thanks 👍
Great vid Brad! Nothing like a beautiful stack of firewood! Love the t-shirt! To help with the book ends from falling you could try running wire from pallet to pallet in the space between the two stacks. I do the same and I come back and tighten them once twice as wood dries and shrinks the space gets smaller and the stacks are more prone tipping over at that height. Keep it up and stay safe!
That's a great idea!
Good order to get with the Eastonmade 12-22 and conveyor in the yard! Sure makes splitting easier. With all of that stacking you both are getting your workouts in. Having a “green order” customer does make sense for both parties. Glad to see the channel growing! I was the 600th like! 👍👍
Thanks so much for the support!
got a customer coming for 4 face cords in a few days. I do not normally deliver as I take care of my wife. So this customer said he totally understands and will bring his 18 foot trailer here.
That’s great
Don't worry about the count until it's there. Selling by the cord and delivering loose makes it a guessing game. If you get yourself talked into 7 loads and it takes 8 isn't defeat. But you could conveyor into the truck too. Should be able to knock a load out that way.
now thats a dream customer, it eliminates one time of handling the only thing better is the boiler wood customers i have that take longer wood and the load is not touched after i dump. mine comes out of the woods i stack it in my skid steer bucket to measure it.
That’s exciting news Brad!
Man I need a customer like that, I could sell everything I have in 1 shot 😂😂, glad I made the video too, lol. Great team work stacking guys.
Awesome video Brad! Definitely a good customer to have :). Always enjoy my visit to your channel when the new video’s up! Take care Brad, see you next week! Andrew from NB :)
Thanks again! Really appreciate it
Great video!!! Love the shirt!
Thanks!!
Fantastic sell. Great to work with your beautiful bride.
My wife and I enjoy working outside together.
Thanks so much!
You have a great selection of wood. I especially like Mulberry and beech, but it is all great wood.
Great looking stack! Very satisfying to see, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it
Kicking butt, Brad. Y’all keep up the great work!!
Thanks so much
Brad l like the music while you’re splitting
Dude that’s awesome that he wants green wood I have customers like that as well but most of the time it’s only three or less cords
My biggest order from one person for processed cord wood was 5 full cords. It took 12 “Joe Cords” delivered in my red truck
Cool video
Thank you
Nice job Brad and Valerie. Take Care
Thanks Deb!
That's outstanding Brad. Best Wishes.
Many thanks!
Great deal!
What size dump trailer is that? Nice that it holds so much.
It’s a 7x14
@@FirewoodattheFurnace thanks! Just bought me a 7x14
Would take me forever to deliver 10 cords with my truck. Would be 30 trips!
Sounds like a great customer to have. Imagine having 10 people who wanted 10 cord each a yr. I have 10+ boilerwood customers who each get at least 6 +full cords from me a yr. I don't have to stack any of it tho. Just did a spltting job and filled /stacked 8 facecords of fireplace oak into a woodshed. If u ever ran out of tree service logs you could go around splitting other people's wood for at least $80/hr ,for how fast u make a cord with your splitter.$30/hr for chainsawing . Many ways to sell your firewood or paid for your work. That farmer should build a big wood shed for how much wood he burns in a yr. His wood on the ground will be all mud and wetter than the day it was split. And frozen solid come winter. He probably has sheet metal laying around for it anyways and to cover all the green wood u bring in October
That’s a lot of wood for sure
Nice order
Thanks
How long did it take to fill the trailer by your self? Great not having to Handel it again and saves you room.
Takes about 1 hr 45 min to 2 hours to fill it myself
10 cord, that’s some order, how much does 1 cord generally run?👍🇺🇸
300
What did he do with all that kindling from box goin into the trailer?
He keeps it and burns it too
@@FirewoodattheFurnace nice! Good customer there!!!
I wish I could find a reliable source for firewood in my area. Any connections in VA?
What part?
@@FirewoodattheFurnace Right in the middle of the state. Just outside Lexington, VA.
So, 54 face to one person? You're gonna have to ramp it up to have wood for bundles. Curious, boiler or woodstove? And if stove, how does he burn that much? I only burn maybe 9 face and it's warmer there than here in winter. Plus I turn my thermostat down to 60 just in case fire goes out but it doesn't
I think he’s talking about the 10 cord plus the additional 8 cord that he will order in the fall
It took me a minute too but then it clicked lol
@@FirewoodattheFurnace yup, 18x3. Ya know I'm a farmer, so I'm having trouble getting my head around why he's buying. Unless he doesn't have woods and has depleted the hedgerows. Hopefully he sees this and ends my misery. Now that I've reread and woke up, he'd be burning 24-25 face/year. House and farm shop I guess.
10 Cords of Wood is Worth thousands of Dollars,
My wife won't let me stack, she says I stack ugly, breaks my heart [not]
Lol
Is the guy trying to heat the outside? Good grief.
He burns a lot of wood in his big farm house
your wife is a good worker great video keep up the good work
Thanks 👍
Awesome Brad.
Thanks!
What the heck does he heat, ten cord is a lot of wood. Is he selling it after you deliver it? I heat a 2,700 sq ft house with less than 3 cord.
He has a large farmhouse and multiple wood stoves as his sole source of heat
@@FirewoodattheFurnace That's an interesting situation just having wood stoves for your heat source. I'm sure his house was built before there were building codes requiring a primary heat source. Where I live you need a heating system so wood heat can't be your primary heat source. When I built my house 25 years ago, the building inspector said the reason for the code rule was a health and safety issue - if you are sick and can't feed the fire, how do you stay warm. I was getting ready last year to start using my radiant heat but it cost me about a $1,000 to fill one 275 gallon tank so I continued my planet fitness workout dropping, chopping and splitting hardwood. Forest management has always been my hobby and a great way for me to vent management related work stress. I hope I'm still working the land in my 70's and 80's. After I retired, I had the time to coach highschool girls and boys track and field. I focused on our natural movement patterns: bending, twisting, pushing, pulling, squatting, lunging and the gait. I also tell the 80 and 90 year old seniors at the senior center that their kids will put them in a home when they can't get off the couch or the toilet so keeping exercising. Be safe!