Sarah - you are an awesome daughter! Read my note to your brother, I can say the same things about you. I've watched you working during the building of your house, you know your way around tools and use them safely. You are a fine young lady!
Okay. Know your surroundings. What needs to be taken care of. What needs to be done to maintain the safety and security of your location. Enjoy and have a great day.
I’ve been watching you guys since the start and am very impressed how you all function as a team. Both of your kids are great. Hardworking with great personalities. You don’t see that much nowadays. You keep filming, I’ll keep watching!!
Rather than burning those branches you should use them to build weave fences for around the garden. That's a lot of good biomass that is just going to waste being burned. If you can buy a tractor and a wood splitter then a chipper should be a breeze. I use a DR Chipper myself. You might be able to get the sponsor you and get a chipper out of it for free.
Wow Seth when dad puts you in charge of the Chainsaw you have reached a new level of growing up. Martin you are doing well with the clearing of your land and getting ready to grow your own veggies.
Brush is such a pain to get rid of. Ultimately, burning is the way to do it. That is a big burning pile! That new sap burns hot. I’m glad the snow is mostly gone so you can get some work done. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy your videos. My Wife and I have a small homestead also. She likes to Can food for sure. We are putting in a good sized garden as well. Hope you all stay safe out there. As for as the downturn our nation is going through,,,,this too shall pass.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving We had a small wood stove and i was told not to burn pine in it because it builds up creosote in the chimney, but I did just look up about useing it and it seem that you can burn pine. It's a faster and hotter burning wood because its not as dense of wood like the hard woods ash,oak maple. Keep up all your hard work and I can't wait to see the progress you make on your home front. Be safe.
Seth - you are an awesome son! I'm a father, grand-father, and a great-grand-father so I have some experience with young men. Any man would be proud to have a son like you. You always seem to have a smile, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn. Watching you assembling the splitter and cutting down the tree, you have been taught well, a tribute to your dad and to you also, because you have a hunger to learn. You will be a fine man. One piece of advice my dad told me: Learn something new every day, because if you don't learn something, you've wasted a day. You can learn something from everyone if you try. God bless you!! (Good job, Dad and Mom)
Glad you did it, if I had been there it would have taken... 3x as long. Seth as long as you can count ten afterwards, you are doin' great. :) Nicely done
Great job seth! Tell your pop a gallon of diesel on his new garden is not earth Fay friendly. A little patience and that fire could be set with a match and some skill! Tell your pop you'll prove it to him next time. Start it with a steel striker to really let the air of the old goats polluting habits. Remember, that ground is your personal environment! Dont dump gallons of petroleum products on it. Go seth!
I hope you got lots of water hoses ready for this fire. Yikes!!! Awesome job SETH!!! Have on hand at least 10 chords of firewood that will give you at least two years maybe.
All father and son relationships are different, some are warm and fuzzy, but with some it seems like the offspring are treated like "employees" like a really formal relationship, and the parents seem distant. But whatever the relationship, the kids look up to parents, so the parents have to be really good examples. That's what I see happening, here in these videos, you guys setting good examples, and giving him challenging jobs to do, jobs that he does really well. And with your encouragement, I feel sure that Seth's self respect grows with each job that he does, and he feels good that you trust him. I bet that he feels pretty good after successfully doing the tasks that you give him A young fellow's opinion of himself is just so important.
Set of pallet forks for 1/3 the cost will do almost everything a grapple will do, and a whole lot a grapple will NOT do.....like move pallets. And suddenly, you'll find EVERYTHING goes on pallets ! I've been using forks for 25 years to move logs, brush, pallets, stacked lumber, sawmill slabs, crates, almost endless variety of things. They stay on my tractor 90% of the time.
Right after the stay at home started in Oregon, we had a nice 70 degree day and grilled hamburgers, regular hot dogs and my fave, a couple of packages of beddar with cheddars. Then we ate them for a couple of weeks after. Have to get restocked with a pick up order from Fred Meyer this weekend though. Glad they have that kind of service right now as we plan to use it throughout this year even though the grocery stores have the special senior shopping hours.
Lots of work, But my only concern would be using soft wood or any pine for firewood, it leaves a LOT of cresole in the chimney which can lead to a stack fire. Wish you luck
Be careful. Lot of times hay/grass/weeds/leaves/etc will build up, especially in front of the radiator because the engine fan sucks air back thru the front of it and light weight trash tends to accumulate on the radiator front (many newer tractor have a removable screen to trap it, keep from blocking the radiator fins). One spark floats in the front, and you'll get an engine fire pretty quick. I mounted a fire extinguisher to my roll bar for just such a case.
Be careful sir! Sara doing that essential work, hope they are keeping her safe. and of course Seth is doing a great job. He is the man! Lol God Bless Johnson's
How do you clear your stumps? Living in a pine forest myself, I use a post hole digger and dig several 2-3 ft deep post holes close around the trunk, then use a water jet from a garden hose to wash all the soil from around all the small side feeder roots into the post holes, clean out the holes and repeat. Once you have a hole all around the stump, pack it with scrap wood from the tree and set it on fire. feed it enough to keep the fire smoldering for 2-3 days and it will burn the stump and tap root to 3 feet underground. Back fill the hole and no more stump...No Chopping roots and no back hoe or stump grinder needed, helps to get rid of all the tree scrap and is is free. I have done about 2 acres that way for the house and barn, burning several stumps at a time.
It is going to be a lot of work - to dig out those stumps! ugh - need a dozer! :) Would it be possible to make lumber out of some of the bigger trees for future projects?
For a bit more safety when putting a ladder up against a tree or pole create a top rung with a piece of rope and lean the ladder on it. The ladder will be a lot less likely to slip sideways. :-)
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This video is so relaxing 😍
And you missed all the fun .
When is the mcrib back, lol jk
Yesss I'm enjoying it. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Sarah - you are an awesome daughter! Read my note to your brother, I can say the same things about you. I've watched you working during the building of your house, you know your way around tools and use them safely. You are a fine young lady!
Seth is growing into quit a young man you should be proud of him and Sara. It shows the good job you both have done as parents.
I sure am. He is awesome.
Okay. Know your surroundings. What needs to be taken care of. What needs to be done to maintain the safety and security of your location. Enjoy and have a great day.
Nice job on the tree fall! Enjoy your videos.
I’ve been watching you guys since the start and am very impressed how you all function as a team.
Both of your kids are great. Hardworking with great personalities. You don’t see that much nowadays. You keep filming, I’ll keep watching!!
You got it.
Awesome work Seth. I love the kids input on this channel. Sarah is a sweetheart too!
EXCELLENT job Seth! You are such a good hard worker. And are learning so many skills from you parents. Great job everyone! God bless you!
Rather than burning those branches you should use them to build weave fences for around the garden. That's a lot of good biomass that is just going to waste being burned. If you can buy a tractor and a wood splitter then a chipper should be a breeze. I use a DR Chipper myself. You might be able to get the sponsor you and get a chipper out of it for free.
I have to agree.. I plan on chipping more than burning for chips to use for mulch to spread on pathways and for the garden!. Great comment.
He already answered this in a prior video
Good job, Seth. You are blessed that your family fhelps you so much!
Awesome Family, awesome children Pak Martin..very inspiring
Wow Seth when dad puts you in charge of the Chainsaw you have reached a new level of growing up. Martin you are doing well with the clearing of your land and getting ready to grow your own veggies.
Love to see your family video. God bless.
Seth, you are doing a great job
I love the song in this video!
Brush is such a pain to get rid of. Ultimately, burning is the way to do it. That is a big burning pile! That new sap burns hot. I’m glad the snow is mostly gone so you can get some work done. Thanks for sharing.
Good job, all of you.
I enjoy your videos. My Wife and I have a small homestead also. She likes to Can food for sure. We are putting in a good sized garden as well. Hope you all stay safe out there. As for as the downturn our nation is going through,,,,this too shall pass.
For sure. Just hoping people can make till then with out too much discomfort.
Looking forward to seeing your garden
Yum, I wish I had a portion of those sausages. Your kid did a good job with that tree.
Great job with the tree Seth, just like a professional.
Homestead looking Martin. Looking forward in seeing the garden. Great job Seth helping your dad. God Bless and have a great weekend.
I didn't think you could burn pine in a stove. Love see all you hard work moving forward to a great yard.
What should I burn?
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving We had a small wood stove and i was told not to burn pine in it because it builds up creosote in the chimney, but I did just look up about useing it and it seem that you can burn pine. It's a faster and hotter burning wood because its not as dense of wood like the hard woods ash,oak maple. Keep up all your hard work and I can't wait to see the progress you make on your home front. Be safe.
Great job, Seth!
Seth - you are an awesome son! I'm a father, grand-father, and a great-grand-father so I have some experience with young men. Any man would be proud to have a son like you. You always seem to have a smile, a positive attitude, and a willingness to learn. Watching you assembling the splitter and cutting down the tree, you have been taught well, a tribute to your dad and to you also, because you have a hunger to learn. You will be a fine man. One piece of advice my dad told me: Learn something new every day, because if you don't learn something, you've wasted a day. You can learn something from everyone if you try. God bless you!! (Good job, Dad and Mom)
This video was fun to watch...Love seeing Seth getting involved ....And Oh Yes ! The best part was the close up of the Beddar and Cheddar !
Nice work Seth!
Your kids are just awesome guys.
Wow you have Seth cutting down trees and handling that chainsaw like a BOSS!! Nice job father! Great job Seth!
Doing a great job Seth
Y’all work together well and that comes in handy!
Good Job Seth. You’ve certainly grown up considerably in the last year.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Tetap semangat Pak Martin,,
Great progress in the clearing efforts. Way to go! Soon you'll have food growing in that spot. Yay!
kompak selalu
contoh keluarga yg harus ditiru
Ya'll are doing a great job! Seth is awesome! Keep it up young man!
Forgot to say...I love love love Better with Cheddar brats!!!
breathtaking view
..playing with fire is never a good idea..lol...great vid ..work and keep safe..
Glad you did it, if I had been there it would have taken... 3x as long. Seth as long as you can count ten afterwards, you are doin' great. :) Nicely done
Great job seth! Tell your pop a gallon of diesel on his new garden is not earth Fay friendly. A little patience and that fire could be set with a match and some skill! Tell your pop you'll prove it to him next time. Start it with a steel striker to really let the air of the old goats polluting habits. Remember, that ground is your personal environment! Dont dump gallons of petroleum products on it. Go seth!
It all burned off. Not a problem.
@@MartinJohnsonOffGridLiving It burns off leaving residues, mostly toxic...
You have a awesome family, any more on how your well is doing?
Thanks. It is just hanging out. Haven’t looked at it in a while.
I hope you got lots of water hoses ready for this fire. Yikes!!! Awesome job SETH!!! Have on hand at least 10 chords of firewood that will give you at least two years maybe.
Good job. Coming along nicely.
All father and son relationships are different,
some are warm and fuzzy,
but with some it seems like the offspring are treated like "employees"
like a really formal relationship, and the parents seem distant.
But whatever the relationship, the kids look up to parents, so the parents have to be really good examples.
That's what I see happening, here in these videos, you guys setting good examples, and giving him challenging jobs to do, jobs that he does really well.
And with your encouragement, I feel sure that Seth's self respect grows with each job that he does,
and he feels good that you trust him.
I bet that he feels pretty good after successfully doing the tasks that you give him
A young fellow's opinion of himself is just so important.
Well that was cool lol, super relaxing.
Pretty good sound of the musik Pak Marthin God Bless🙂
good job Seth
Well Done.........From Vermont
I enjoyed the fire scene.❤️👍
Great job seth
have a nice day
family should be the easiest to help. good job.
Great job SETH ..👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you Marty.. I I appreciate that very much
get a good grapple for that tractor. I Highly recommend an Everything Attachments wicked grapple or a TerraForce grapple.
Set of pallet forks for 1/3 the cost will do almost everything a grapple will do, and a whole lot a grapple will NOT do.....like move pallets. And suddenly, you'll find EVERYTHING goes on pallets ! I've been using forks for 25 years to move logs, brush, pallets, stacked lumber, sawmill slabs, crates, almost endless variety of things. They stay on my tractor 90% of the time.
@@edsmith4414 says everyone who doesnt own a grapple.
that was a big tree for a little man but you did a great job there Seth!!!
I prefer the jalapeno and cheddar brats. Keep up the great videos!
Bravo Martin du bon travail ca fait du bien un tracteur ça soulage tout le monde 🤗😘🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷france
Right after the stay at home started in Oregon, we had a nice 70 degree day and grilled hamburgers, regular hot dogs and my fave, a couple of packages of beddar with cheddars. Then we ate them for a couple of weeks after. Have to get restocked with a pick up order from Fred Meyer this weekend though. Glad they have that kind of service right now as we plan to use it throughout this year even though the grocery stores have the special senior shopping hours.
Lots of work, But my only concern would be using soft wood or any pine for firewood, it leaves a LOT of cresole in the chimney which can lead to a stack fire. Wish you luck
That is all we have here. Not blessed with hard wood like other parts of the county.
Seth is awesome!
That's bravery, Seth !
No, that was something else.
Good Job Seth!
Impressed with all you do, and very impressed with your children. seth was awesome on the chainsaw!
That’s funny because that’s what I had for dinner! Cheddar brats with fried potatoes, onions and peppers!
Love them beddar cheddars! Only thing beddar is jalapeno cheddar!
Just got some. I’ll try them soon.
Pasukan asik (anti skip iklan) & like hadir pak Martin. Keep smiling and always healthy all . Salam dri warga +62
Be careful. Lot of times hay/grass/weeds/leaves/etc will build up, especially in front of the radiator because the engine fan sucks air back thru the front of it and light weight trash tends to accumulate on the radiator front (many newer tractor have a removable screen to trap it, keep from blocking the radiator fins). One spark floats in the front, and you'll get an engine fire pretty quick. I mounted a fire extinguisher to my roll bar for just such a case.
Thank for the tips.
Tractor comes in handy!
I cant understand why they didnt use it to tension the tree instead of manpower. Reduce the risk to life and limb.
Be careful sir! Sara doing that essential work, hope they are keeping her safe. and of course Seth is doing a great job. He is the man! Lol God Bless Johnson's
Good job
great job
cool pak..greating from manokwari west papua, church of christ manokwari
Selamat siang. Tuhan memberkati.
How do you clear your stumps? Living in a pine forest myself, I use a post hole digger and dig several 2-3 ft deep post holes close around the trunk, then use a water jet from a garden hose to wash all the soil from around all the small side feeder roots into the post holes, clean out the holes and repeat. Once you have a hole all around the stump, pack it with scrap wood from the tree and set it on fire. feed it enough to keep the fire smoldering for 2-3 days and it will burn the stump and tap root to 3 feet underground. Back fill the hole and no more stump...No Chopping roots and no back hoe or stump grinder needed, helps to get rid of all the tree scrap and is is free. I have done about 2 acres that way for the house and barn, burning several stumps at a time.
Not sure yet.
Be nice to see you start a Log cabinet with all the trees your cutting down.
I only need to build one cabin at a time. But it would be cool.
U r awesome seth
All that ash will be good for your garden 👍🏻
I agree, only thing, I like mine almost burned. Always have. Love them grilled on open fire.
Stay safe ... Stay healthy
Pak Martin..
Bu July..
Sarah..
Seth..
😊👍👍
I use the bucket forks for longer reach.
It is going to be a lot of work - to dig out those stumps! ugh - need a dozer! :) Would it be possible to make lumber out of some of the bigger trees for future projects?
Probably. Then we would have to buy firewood.
Awesome!
Really loving the music!
Go Seth, good job!
great job Seth! ^5s
Way to go, Seth!
I haven't watched every video you have made, but curious, what do you do for a living sir?
Maybe "pyrotechnic engineering ".
its look like so quick to burned even though it looks stiil green.
Painters tape !!!! Wheres the duct tape 😆 😆 great video guys freed up alot of room now
From where I can see that fire looks close to the building.
Hard to tell from where I am - 8000 miles away.
@@manolisgledsodakis873 Oh well.
@@manolisgledsodakis873 And may I ask who you are? answering my question to Martin Johnson
When you give a boy a man sized job and he does it - you have done something right.
Sangat menyenangkan....:-)
Well done...
Tractor can pull the tree. Seth, your doing great, kid.
💪🙂semangat pak
those look good
For a bit more safety when putting a ladder up against a tree or pole create a top rung with a piece of rope and lean the ladder on it. The ladder will be a lot less likely to slip sideways. :-)
Maybe put the pile on top of the stump?? Just did this on our property..............
Better with Cheddar - LOVE IT!
Hati Hati Om....