@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Winston is the backbone of your channel: Strong, supportive, silent, but always there to keep you in proper shape. Just like the skeleton in your body, Winston is at the core...he's already a STAR !
Good morning Kenny, really enjoyed the video. It's all about great exercise, satisfaction with a job well done and and enjoying the beautiful outdoors with a best friend. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍🍻🇨🇦
Well done Kenny and Winston. Just goes to show you that more, bigger, faster and types of machinery can do. Great video guys. You young fellas are faster than me. 👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
Hello Kenny and Winston! 6 hours of good times and fellowship! You’re absolutely right on log loads! Log loads are not common in my area but the tree service wood sure has saved us some time! Great video Kenny👊🏻
Kenny, great job of explaining the whole process. Everyone has a different equipment, wood and circumstances so it is really difficult to get true comparisons, but I understand it is for fun. 😊
A good days work for you and Winston. Depending on where my logs come from, I'd guess I'd be in that 6 - 8 hour range. Having the log pile right now helps a lot. Nice job fellas, take care
Good Morning Sir, Very Nice Altitude View with your drone 🧐👍Very Nice Team Work and Equipment 👍😇👌Yes I agree making firewood is not well paid at all the old fashioned way but for personal use is truly outstanding for heat saving, getting in good shape and also go for the Mental Health 😇👍👍 Nice music and Winston and You are OUTSTANDING Worker 👍👍😇😇Cheers 🍻🍻
We would be in a similar situation. We don't have fancy equipment and have to get our own trees. Some trees are close by but I can see this taking quite a while too! I think Jason will be splitting some today. We've got to get ready for winter. Nice job you two! ✌️🇨🇦
Thanks Brian. Now that you are retired and bored to death with nothing to do, you now have time to cut firewood, 😄 , All jokes aside, you're more busy now than ever.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood like you it will take a long time, having issues with my clone 660 saw, only have really big wood to cut, thanks though for the thought, 🚜👍
I agree with you on not much money to be made for the average guy splitting firewood but it sure is a fun hobby and does save on heat expenses if you don’t heat with natural gas!
Yes Sir, those guys doing it for a living are in a different category - 20 mins wow. It takes me 20 mins to decide if I feel like cutting or burning firewood on a Fall day 🤣🤣.
You say entry level saws as you're straight just flying thru like a hot knife in butter😂 If i get some wood measured out i may try this, its hard to eyeball a cord😂 Ill say it 100 times over and over, theres no money in firewood, until you have 150k into equipment that can pump out cords in 15-20min. Even then you still have that equipment to pay off eventually before it becomes profitable.🤷♂️ Firewood is fun though, keeps my adhd at bay and keeps me happy!!! Its very time consuming procuring wood like you did here, but again so much more satisfying gathering it yourself. Cheers brother Kenny, great work guys 🍻
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Ha, I don't think brads been in his wood yard since they got that grapple up and running, they've been super busy. That's a great idea tho!!!
6 hours aint bad Kenny and no tea break lot of work man i cut pulp for 2 years for a livin i never want to do it again once and a while i'll fill the atv cart with some blow down and remanence back in the day....
hi there is that 6 hrs for 2 people thats 12 man hours , i have always said around 1/2 cord a day per person . i think what you did is more accurate for a home use wood operation . well done john
Good job, I used to have a bilke S3 and a 80hp tractor, the bilke is the fastest machine out there in my opinion however like many automated or semi automated processors they make a-lot of junk, bugs , rot and small pieces. I still sold out every year i had this machine but I had 0 repeat customers now I do it with saws and splitter much slower and better quality control and I now have lots of repeat customers. Fast does not equate quality. Getting it off a property like you are is a good amount of extra work make sure you price it as high as you can 🤑
10 4, buddy. Guys around here are selling dirt cheap, I'm not sure how they make a living. Their wood is shit also. With what I know and what I learn from professionals like yourself, I could sell quality firewood and do well.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood I think there are 2 kind of firewood folks those who sell it and the ones who give it away!!! I keep telling the guys who are 100$ off that they forgot to pay themselves for the wood😂
Nice load Kenny ! Yes machines can process fast but it takes one man 20 minutes to stack a full cord, i had a processer cut 10 cord for me a couple years ago but it couldn't split & stack it lol, I'm like you but more like 7hrs working my butt off :)
Hi Kenny Is that 25 cords of wood or bush cords ? 4x8x16 wide or 4x8x4 feet wide ? I've done the math and have thousands of bush cords of wood in my wood lot and I don't burn wood in my house. At my cabin I burn about 3 wheel barrows of split wood from the spring to the fall. I get all the wood for free but getting it , cutting , splitting , all the equipment needed and transporting it , then stacking it is just not feasible when my gas bill for heat for a year is about $800-900 . I know someone that makes a living from selling wood in the countryside that has no natural gas available and has never cut down a tree yet . Yep logs delivered , processed with a very expensive processor that piles split wood about 50 feet high and 100 feet around . Takes a lot of money to make money selling wood . 😅😂
I'd take ya one Ken but, I don't have a Winston, don't have a nice big trailer like you just a 5' carryall, and most importantly, my woods done for the year. 😅. But I use farm tractor out in the woods( about 200yds from home), buck it in the woods, and use a slow splitter (3pt hitch).
Man I miss when we just did a bit of wood We kind of got out of hand with the firewood. Ha ha. Oops. We wanna do the challenge but we haven’t split a single cord in a long time I think we’ll time how long it takes for us to do a five for dumper and that will be our contribution to the challenge.
Nice work!! Anybody up for an old-fashioned challenge- time it takes one person using one chainsaw, two bars of choice with two chains of choice each, a hand file, 8# maul, 10# sledge and two wedges to cut, split into halves and stack a tri-axle of logs?
Kenny my friend...watching
Fun & cool challenge not easy
@julianamartinvlog thank you Juliana. It was fun to do.
You guys did well Kenny. And I am sure that you also had a great time getting the wood. Have a great week!
A labor of love, Paul. I don't know what it is, but it makes me feel alive.
But look at all that fun you’re having!!👍💪💪👍
Loads of fun
Well done. Winston was very talkative this time. Nice to stack the wood on pallets for air flow. Take care you guys.
Ya the pallets make a big difference. I'll make a star out of Winston yet.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Winston is the backbone of your channel: Strong, supportive, silent, but always there to keep you in proper shape. Just like the skeleton in your body, Winston is at the core...he's already a STAR !
@@EverydayProjects you nailed it, he is. He is my mentor and best friend.
Hey Kenny and Winston , I bet yall have the most fun . It’s always better with 2 and especially good friends . 👍🏻🇺🇸🇨🇦🍺
100% Del. It's time well spent.
Good morning Kenny, really enjoyed the video. It's all about great exercise, satisfaction with a job well done and and enjoying the beautiful outdoors with a best friend. Have a great week, Ben 👋😎👍🍻🇨🇦
You nailed it Ben. It's time well spent with a great friend. And we get to make cool videos haha
WoW! That’s Tremendously Awesome! Have An Incredible Week! 🤩❤️✨
@JUANORQUIO thanks, have a great evening
Great job guys and no firewood is not an easy job no matter how you look at it.
You got that right Jim, hope all is well brother.
Well done Kenny and Winston. Just goes to show you that more, bigger, faster and types of machinery can do.
Great video guys.
You young fellas are faster than me.
👍🏻👍🏻👋👋
That bid stuff can produce a lot of firewood in no time. Be cool to try it out.
👍🏻👍🏻
Hello Kenny and Winston! 6 hours of good times and fellowship! You’re absolutely right on log loads! Log loads are not common in my area but the tree service wood sure has saved us some time! Great video Kenny👊🏻
Thanks Todd. Ya you definitely got a good thing going with tree service wood.
Agreed❤ 6hours is long exercise
Kenny, great job of explaining the whole process. Everyone has a different equipment, wood and circumstances so it is really difficult to get true comparisons, but I understand it is for fun. 😊
@ssprofirewood it is. I found it very interesting and I was glad to have participated
Thank you for sharing
Sir Ken
Thanks a million ❤
Nothing like the way firewood always heats you twice, spent a lot of time in Alaska chasing down wood for the house. Great job and have a good one
Ya thats right Dana. I bet you had your share of firewood in Alaska
Good job, awesome
@mercyprobinsyana hey thanks. Hope all is well with you.
Not bad like you say when you got to go a ways to get it
As much as I would enjoy bucking delivered logs, this is just as fun.
A good days work for you and Winston. Depending on where my logs come from, I'd guess I'd be in that 6 - 8 hour range. Having the log pile right now helps a lot. Nice job fellas, take care
Some day, I'd like to be like you and bring them in, maybe sell a little too. Thanks brother Bob, I appreciate it.
That's a good days work! It gives you great exercise and you ger the wood out of it too. I think it's worth it the way you do it😁
You are right, but there's gonna come a time when ordered logs will be my thing. 10 more years maybe.
Great video, always enjoy watching
@@mikelastime thanks Mike.
This is a great challenge
It is Mike. Is it something you'd be interested in? Maybe you and Joe.
Good Morning Sir, Very Nice Altitude View with your drone 🧐👍Very Nice Team Work and Equipment 👍😇👌Yes I agree making firewood is not well paid at all the old fashioned way but for personal use is truly outstanding for heat saving, getting in good shape and also go for the Mental Health 😇👍👍 Nice music and Winston and You are OUTSTANDING Worker 👍👍😇😇Cheers 🍻🍻
It definitely is outstanding heat that cost us almost nothing but time. Time well spent.
Very cool brother Kenny 😎 thanks for sharing buddy 👍 looks like hard work guys!!! Happy Canada day 🇨🇦
Thanks brother Brock. Good to have ya here❤
Nice work 😊
Thank you Arnstein.
I hope to get back to putting up a video in the next week or two Kenny.
Sorry about the delay, but we have been super busy around here!!!
I have my notification set so I'm ready when you are.
We would be in a similar situation. We don't have fancy equipment and have to get our own trees. Some trees are close by but I can see this taking quite a while too! I think Jason will be splitting some today. We've got to get ready for winter. Nice job you two! ✌️🇨🇦
Thanks guys. Ya it's definitely time consuming but cheaper to process this way, it's only time lost.
A good challenge! My firewood comes in a bag😆 for our pellet stove. Very different for you but you get the job done my friend!!
Thanks Brian. Now that you are retired and bored to death with nothing to do, you now have time to cut firewood, 😄 , All jokes aside, you're more busy now than ever.
Nice video Kenny, I only sell bundle wood and really don’t make much on it, it’s the joy of doing wood, 🚜👍
I hear ya brother. Are you interested in doing the challenge?
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood like you it will take a long time, having issues with my clone 660 saw, only have really big wood to cut, thanks though for the thought, 🚜👍
@@Lens-GardenTractors610 4 buddy
Awesome work guys. Those times are insane. I split 1/3 of a cord in about 45 minutes and that's excluding the time to buck it into rounds.
Those guys with the big gear can make crazy amounts of firewood in record time. 1/3 cord in 45 minutes is decent also.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Thank you!
Good evening Kenny!
Hello my friend
I agree with you on not much money to be made for the average guy splitting firewood but it sure is a fun hobby and does save on heat expenses if you don’t heat with natural gas!
That's right Tom. It's somewhat free heat for us and we get to make videos and have fun.
Slow and steady is a good pace. I’m gonna pick it up just a bit. We are waiting for the right day 😜
I'm looking forward to you guys in the challenge. Kevin will be excited to participate ❤
How's she goin'? You might not the quickest, but I bet you had the most fun!! Take 'er easy!!
Always fun, Mike. And always enjoy hearing from you especially.
You need a way to timelapse yourselves to be able to beat those with wood processors 😉😂. Well done Kenny and Winston and Happy Canada Day 👍🏻🙋🏼♂️🇨🇦🙂🍻🥃
Haha, yes. We can be the fastest on TH-cam. Who needs a processor when ya have time-lapse
The challenge should be to come out in one piece, no missing figures or twisted ankles!
Keep up the great work guys✌
What about bloody faces from sticks that go up your nose when ya trip? Don't ask y I'm asking😉
@@brandonhoad9033 HAHA! I'm not going there!
Hahaha, yes, indeed. I hope I don't get a stick up the nose. My friend Keith lost sight in one eye. But I like Marc's challenge too,lol
Yes Sir, those guys doing it for a living are in a different category - 20 mins wow. It takes me 20 mins to decide if I feel like cutting or burning firewood on a Fall day 🤣🤣.
Hahaha me too. I know, that is some crazy times, I couldn't Imagine making a cord in 20 minutes, be cool though.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Be cool for sure but I like not having any payments on my modest firewood gear...
@@902hand7 10 4
You say entry level saws as you're straight just flying thru like a hot knife in butter😂 If i get some wood measured out i may try this, its hard to eyeball a cord😂
Ill say it 100 times over and over, theres no money in firewood, until you have 150k into equipment that can pump out cords in 15-20min. Even then you still have that equipment to pay off eventually before it becomes profitable.🤷♂️ Firewood is fun though, keeps my adhd at bay and keeps me happy!!!
Its very time consuming procuring wood like you did here, but again so much more satisfying gathering it yourself.
Cheers brother Kenny, great work guys 🍻
You and Brad will have to do a collaboration and kill it. You guys are professionals at this stuff.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood Ha, I don't think brads been in his wood yard since they got that grapple up and running, they've been super busy. That's a great idea tho!!!
Not so fast but very entertaining. Nice work guys.
That right buddy. Thanks Larry.
Beautiful property. I'd take the slower scenic route any day. I'll make my money somewhere else.
100% Steve. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. I'll catch up with ya later.
Kenny
I have that very same problem that you have Kenny.
We should start a support group
6 hours aint bad Kenny and no tea break lot of work man i cut pulp for 2 years for a livin i never want to do it again once and a while i'll fill the atv cart with some blow down and remanence back in the day....
Oh man pulp is tough work, lots to do there. It's good ya get out with the atv, talk to ya later Bill
hi there is that 6 hrs for 2 people thats 12 man hours , i have always said around 1/2 cord a day per person . i think what you did is more accurate for a home use wood operation . well done john
@@fricknjeep hey John. You are correct. We love our home use operation. You're a smart man.
Good job, I used to have a bilke S3 and a 80hp tractor, the bilke is the fastest machine out there in my opinion however like many automated or semi automated processors they make a-lot of junk, bugs , rot and small pieces. I still sold out every year i had this machine but I had 0 repeat customers now I do it with saws and splitter much slower and better quality control and I now have lots of repeat customers. Fast does not equate quality. Getting it off a property like you are is a good amount of extra work make sure you price it as high as you can 🤑
10 4, buddy. Guys around here are selling dirt cheap, I'm not sure how they make a living. Their wood is shit also. With what I know and what I learn from professionals like yourself, I could sell quality firewood and do well.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood I think there are 2 kind of firewood folks those who sell it and the ones who give it away!!! I keep telling the guys who are 100$ off that they forgot to pay themselves for the wood😂
$100 off is exactly it@@MrBuckAll
Nice load Kenny ! Yes machines can process fast but it takes one man 20 minutes to stack a full cord, i had a processer cut 10 cord for me a couple years ago but it couldn't split & stack it lol, I'm like you but more like 7hrs working my butt off :)
100% Don. It's a day in the woods for us. That is time well spent.
It takes me way to long as well Mr Kenny
But we are having more fun Mike. Catch up with ya later.
Hi Kenny
Is that 25 cords of wood or bush cords ? 4x8x16 wide or 4x8x4 feet wide ? I've done the math and have thousands of bush cords of wood in my wood lot and I don't burn wood in my house. At my cabin I burn about 3 wheel barrows of split wood from the spring to the fall. I get all the wood for free but getting it , cutting , splitting , all the equipment needed and transporting it , then stacking it is just not feasible when my gas bill for heat for a year is about $800-900 . I know someone that makes a living from selling wood in the countryside that has no natural gas available and has never cut down a tree yet . Yep logs delivered , processed with a very expensive processor that piles split wood about 50 feet high and 100 feet around . Takes a lot of money to make money selling wood . 😅😂
That's 25 cord split and stacked. 4"×4"×8' I never heard of the cords you mentioned. I'm isolated, so I don't get to learn new things to often 😅
@OpenAirAdventure Ya the other cord is called a face cord . A split bush cord out here is about $600-700 delivered.
@SteveRobReviews Our face cord is 1/3 of a standard cord, so it would measure 16"×4'×8'
Yeah, my cord times are measured in days, not minutes and hours. Lol.
Haha, I like that.
I'd take ya one Ken but, I don't have a Winston, don't have a nice big trailer like you just a 5' carryall, and most importantly, my woods done for the year. 😅. But I use farm tractor out in the woods( about 200yds from home), buck it in the woods, and use a slow splitter (3pt hitch).
Woods done, most important. Just don't take any sticks up the nose, haha, not good.
@@OpenAirAdventureFirewood wasn't on purpose and luckily brain 🧠 must not be very big 😂😂. It only went bout 1/2 inch or so
@@brandonhoad9033 hahaha
Man I miss when we just did a bit of wood
We kind of got out of hand with the firewood. Ha ha. Oops.
We wanna do the challenge but we haven’t split a single cord in a long time
I think we’ll time how long it takes for us to do a five for dumper and that will be our contribution to the challenge.
For sure Tommy. We enjoy seeing different processes and yours will be great.
Is that a drone you have?
@@hotrod7121 helicopter
Hey Kenny. You guys do great. 6 hrs not a bad time for going out in the woods and all. The other guys are cheaters.....haha 😂
Haha, them guys with all the cool gear showing off, not fair. I like the old way.
Nice work!!
Anybody up for an old-fashioned challenge- time it takes one person using one chainsaw, two bars of choice with two chains of choice each, a hand file, 8# maul, 10# sledge and two wedges to cut, split into halves and stack a tri-axle of logs?
@@JimWeavet holy frig, now that's a challenge. And a tough one. I can only imagine how hard it must have been. Thanks for stopping by Jim.
I’m pretty sure we can go faster than a processor
Let's do it
I hope to get back to putting up a video in the next week or two Kenny.
Sorry about the delay, but we have been super busy around here!!!
I'll be here for ya, I have my notification on so I won't miss anything