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🤣😂Nope, this is for my parents. My brother keeps saying this is my future home. I prefer a bit more rural if I was going to move from my house. I am excited for my parents though and it'll be nice to have them here in town. I know my Dad will want to come help me more often once they move to town as well. It'll be nice overall.

They are just across town (about 3/4 mile from my house and even closer to the wood lot). I do plan to help them out with snow removal. They can still mow as they have a rider, but one day Storm or I may need to cover that as well for them. They have a pole barn building at their current house so they've been used to having some large storage. They are downsizing on many things as well before the move.

@@puddlejumper3534 I think so too

@michiganrazorriders9749 I dented mine and I've read others have punctured theirs in the woods.

@@timbervisions that is one of my concerns when clearing small sapling stumps

@michiganrazorriders9749 they do sell a guard that I ended up installing to protect it. IMO it should come on them stock, but mine didn't.

@Frognotfirewood I was also informed you need to get the middle of the wood to that temperature for that time. Best of luck with your testing!

@rickeytrammell-ho3pt I would agree unless the tractor is mostly in the trees, then open station is a better fit in my opinion. Thanks for stopping in!

I had not heard of that modification. I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the info!

@ChadMerrill-k6w that cornet is rounded on my trailer so it's not a big deal. I've seen guys install rollers in the middle to handle this issue. Hope that helps

Here is a video of pulling my tractor up on the trailer with this system. ruclips.net/video/d8-e3z0i8uw/видео.html

@DougAlesUSA I got as deep as I could with the woodland mills grinder. There are a few spots that will need to be touched up, but it's at or below ground level which is all I needed.

@@timbervisions that is one massive stump. Wow. Not an easy job with that grinder. I also have a Woodland Mills WG24 stump grinder plus a John Deere 1025R little tractor.

@@DougAlesUSA it was a job for sure. That John deere should run that grinder well. I even used to run it on a subcompact 25 hp before I upgraded to the DK in this video.

That's is some great info. Thanks for sharing. I didn't know that and I'm sure if someone is in the market for one, that will be important to consider. Thanks for stopping in!

Thanks Fish! My goal was to share what I had figured out while using it to help folks decide or use their grinders. It's not a perfect grinder, but for the price and quality, it's a great value.

@@davidhellyer5726 it was a big one, that's for sure.

@@tractortalkwithgary1271 thanks

@tractortalkwithgary1271 it's been unreal the amount of rain this year. Big change from the last few. We're doing well, better than many in the area. Thanks for stopping in Gary!

@@JeffGeorgalas got it going today. Thanks Jeff

Sure do, I cover it in this video ruclips.net/video/W744smWUsF0/видео.html

at the 6:20 mark

@@timbervisions THANK YOU! YOU ROCK!

@@tonydreher3385 glad I could help

Thanks

Yes, that is an upgradable option for the DK series. However, on most of the series when you have an SE trim package, they come standard. That was the point I was making. Not really something I personally use as I run a quick hitch, but some folks would prefer them, that's why I brought it up in the video. Thanks for coming by and sharing the knowledge!

@@timbervisions I understand. I optioned out my DK5310SE with every option. They would not give me the new LED lights though

@DonnieDarko727 really? I'm not sure they even have a factory led option for the cab. Lot of folks just replace with some from Amazon. For my applications so far, the oem lights have been plenty. I don't do much night work other than snow pushing, and it's not a problem when doing that.

I agree, like I stated in the video, they aren't the best for huge rounds, but if they are broken down a bit it works very well and quick. Thanks for stopping in Jeff.

You guys have the electric too. So quiet!

You want to start on the right side of the stump as you are sitting on the tractor. If you switch directions, just start on the right side. The direction the flywheel turns is why. It's in the manual as well, which will come with your grinder.

Is this driven by the dealer? Or are you unsatisfied with the tractor?

@@timbervisions Both.

@@timbervisions The dealer says kioti says the tractor is with in tolerances. It is not up to quality that I a use to.

@@timbervisions In all fairness the dealer is probably doing all their best. Their best just ain't good enough too suit me..

It is! Can't see eyes burning

I have been enjoying having my vision back while out working. Thanks for stopping in!

I had all I thought I needed for bundle wood so at that point I was just splitting heating wood. I've had a serious run on the bundles and got behind. Usually if I need it, I'll make it as I'm splitting rounds. In this video I'm playing catch up. I should have had more, but historically I would have had enough to get me to July or so, not out in May. It is a bit more time consuming I would agree, but the profit margin makes it worth it to me.

@@timbervisions gotcha. Seems like you had more business than expected. My bundler is supposed to be delivered on Friday. I think I’m gonna make some bundles and visit a couple places next week that I’ve had my eyes on. I have 2+ cords of bundle wood split, stacked, and ready go. I checked my market. Most sellers sell in bulk. I’ve seen two ads total, that sell bundles. They don’t look that impressive to me. I feel like the recreational firewood market is there for the taking.

@@amandadavis9726 that's awesome! Best of luck!

sure seems that way around here

Yes it is!

It's a Chinese clone of a Stihl MS660 (Holtzfforma G660). It's been ported and has a bark box installed on it as well. Initially purchased to chainsaw mill and used it for that the first year I owned it. I have a sawmill now, so now it does my large log work for firewood.

Thanks Jeff!

I did use it. I was having a hard time seeing them little things in the tall vegetation, so I had to resort to turning around to find them. The sun angle wasn't helping either. Sometimes ya just gotta punt, ya know?

It did for sure!

That is very true!

I've learned that almost all those folks have never posted one single video. I consider the source. Thanks for stopping in!

Thank you sir!

Yes, this is the last trailer I'll buy. Got what I wanted and want to keep her in good shape.

Thanks!

Thanks Jeff

Nice work on the wood yard !

Where about are you located ? I am over in Adams county Pa. Thanks

@@jimmiller3486 northwest Iowa, near the okoboji area

Thanks! It's getting there

Clean up, as in push the grindings back into the hole and pack it back down? Yes These grinders don't seem to shoot material all over the place like some I've seen used in videos. At least that is my experience.

I agree, I think I need to adjust up for travel. When I mill at my yard, I think the price is pretty good. Thanks for your insight!

Thank you!

I see your point and maybe when I get a few more under my belt I can better judge the time and can give a full price up front that will cover me. Thanks for the input!

Maybe add a set up fee that is waived if they bring the logs to me would cover me better. Good ideas Jeff,I always appreciated your thoughts.

Thanks

Thanks for the input Larry, always appreciated

I am quite pleased with the Super Split as well. Amazed at its speed and fuel efficiency. Thank you for the kind words and I'm glad my video has inspired you. Comments like yours are what inspire me to create the videos I do. Thank YOU!

Sure, whatever you prefer to call it. It's technically front wheel assist. Four wheel drive tractors articulate in the middle. Two wheel drive with front wheel assist, the front wheels turn.

@@timbervisions That makes absolutely no sense.

Which part does not make sense to you? I'll try to explain it better.

Any tractor that has smaller wheels on the front compared to the back and the front wheels are steering wheels BUT the front wheels can also be engaged to help move the tractor in conditions where traction is limited is a front wheel assist drive system. It is often referred to as a 4WD, but technically it isn't. 4WD tractors all have the same sized tires and turn by articulating in the center (similar to a wheel loader) and all the wheels drive all the time. That is a true 4WD tractor. If you don't believe me feel free to do your own research. Have a great day!

@@timbervisions Front weels are either engaged to the drive shaft, or disengaged. And unless some type of torque bias system is applied, which would control the amount of torque that being applied to the front wheels vs the real wheels, and is only utilized on sports cars. Usually called Traction Control. So what is the "Assist" part, when the front wheels are either engaged or disengaged with the drive shaft? Sounds like your just creating your own definitions.