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Hi Matt can you share that deal on the bags???

Fill those back tires with beet juice if you haven't already , will help with ballast considerably.

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Approximately 46 lbs of water.

Gotta shove some PVC in the ballast box first to be able to hold tools like shovels and axes or what nots.

Good stuff Matt! I don’t know much about ballast boxes but I have learned about selling wood😂 All my advertising is done by word of mouth. I did do ads on marketplace last fall in what I thought was already a saturated market. I was wrong. I got overwhelmed by calls😂 Too many people out there have done people wrong!! Take care👊🏻

Should be good now on weight.

I have the same tractor 4010 same problem with the pins wear out .

When looking for weight if at all possible straight water was a winner always as it can be regulated in that case there plastic food grade drum and where's the garden hose

I've yet to have a complaint on my firewood. Give them what they are looking for and a little extra.

Should be enough weight!! You may need to look at a skid steer or mini excavator! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

🤞let's hope ya got what ya need now. I'd almost say find you an older skid steer to deal with the hill issues and lifting capacity if this don't solve it.💪💪

Would it be better to just put bags in box. That way just pick them out if something needs to be fixed.

I got quick hitch on my tractor definitely makes changing attachments nice

Leave your max hydraulic pressure alone! You increase that, things will really start to get expensive. Basically your frunt axil is likely to be the first thing to have issues. That frunt end is really getting a workout. 0.01c

Where do you get a bundler like that

All the years I have done fire wood starting in the late 80s . I can’t remember even 1 complaint about my fire wood . I how ever did have to pressure wash a driveway once do to about 3 drops of Oil .

Dont put too much weight on that tractor you gonna break the rear end or the front end, get a bigger tractor if you need to lift more weight, just an advice.👍

Wow on concrete !!!! I wouldn't !! It's just too permanent !!!

Chinese metal.

Muy lindo Divisor, algún Contacto de Ventas me interesa comprarlo, Gracias

Hey, brother. Great video as usual! Keep up the good work! Chip

How much for a rank

Good luck on sales 👍

the more you have the more you sell, looks great!!!

I was out making bundles and getting mine filled as your short dropped😂 have a great holiday weekend Matt and Sadie👊🏻🇺🇸

Hope you sell a lot Matt!

Have a safe holiday weekend.

Hi Matt, another great idea. If you choose to lower the point at which the chainsaw is mounted, you will not have to rotate the saw so close to vertical. Once again, another example for others to follow. Keep up the grest work!

You're just like most of the rest of us, always trying to catch up. Your woodyard is definitely taking shape and working on the concrete slab is a great addition. Just like you do a little bit each day to get bucking or splitting done, take time to cleanup a little bit each day. Take care Matt!

I had a ms 250 with a 16 and having a log burner used to get the branches off the wind blown trees in the woods .but when I used to go back most of the tree had gone .so I went and got a ms 660 with a 30 on it that was heavy but I never went short of wood through the winters

Common sense would go a long way

Have u thought about splitting the junk wood small enough to put in a wood chipper. Make much for the wood yard.

Good stuff Matt. Take care.

With my junk/scrap wood, i fill up a tote and sale it for cheaper. People around here use it for boiler wood and camp firewood. I also help a couple familys out every year with wood and i give them the scrap wood.

Very clever and nice work. You are really doing well as an inspiration for others. Keep up the great work.

Why are you not tilting your wood catching basket back? You're losing wood at a greater rate than if you'd tilted your basket back and end up filling up your basket with more wood. It's all about economy of movement. You're wasting too much time and resources doing what you're currently doing. You also have a log lift/table that you can utilize but instead choose to pick logs one at a time. You could increase your production time by using what you already have on hand but choose to neglect it....

Hey Matt , the woodyard is looking good . Splitting on the cement pad is nice 👍🏻🇺🇸🪵

Matt your wood yard is looking great. Like your new massive pile.

I am still going to try to get down there with excavator and help you .

Looking good Matt

Clean up looks good, put the IBC totes closer your taking 5-6 steps per round , get ‘em right next to ya

Cut and split the “junk” wood for boiler wood , sell it dirt cheap , it’ll take u months to burn all that , might as well sell and make something from it

Hey, Brother. Great video. Thank you so much. Chip

That concrete pad is gonna be a game changer! Cleanup will be so much easier! I really like your setup Matt👍🏻👍🏻

Time lapse burn pit videos are the best. Looking forward to that one.

Seems like burning all that “scrap” wood would not be appreciated by the neighbors. Seems like you should be able to find someone that would take that wood. If they would just pay for the delivery or just come and get it. I wouldn’t want to manage the burning of all that wood. It would be a waste of time to me. It’s not like it’s small stuff that would burn up relatively quick. That will smolder and smoke for many hours.

Matt, great video. Would it help you if you put a couple 6”-8” tall rounds in front of your bucket to rest on when loading from the splitter. That way the wood won’t fall out so much when you load it. I understand that is heavy when full. Just a thought. TY for sharing your videos. Dave D from Maine.

hi there looking good , john

I split the junk right along with the good as I go. The junk get split in huge pieces, piled separately, and I sell it to the outdoor boiler folks dirt cheap. Basically, the only trash I am dealing with is sawdust... I would be awful nervous trying to ever burn that much junk in the woods. You have weeks of constant burning to ever get it all gone. Be careful...or the whole neighborhood will be on fire! 🔥🚒🔥🚒🔥