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Seems like it could work. Kinda like popping your clutch in your car.

Unwise to rap out any air cooled engine until it's warmed up

Toss that file guide in the trash brother. Learn to file without one. You can believe me or not.. but no faller will ever let you catch them using one. Not trying to be a dik. But I've grown up in the woods. Cheers.

Looks good. Nice😊

Nice haul😊

Your'e forgetting a couple things first you're house insurance would be higher with wood and most people that have wood stoves also have electric baseboard heaters as backup. Another thing is while those cost for heating with propane might be higher they also include you're hot water . Again you have to account for the electricity cost to heat youre water.

The best firewood trick is to get about 3 years worth of firewood ahead...No worries and seasoned well..rotate and carry on

The best trick to seasoning firewood is get 3 years ahead

That's pretty sweet 👍🏻 👍🏻

😊Thanks for sharing 😊. Take care

Looks good. 😊thanks for sharing 😊

Norwegian wood Awesome book Lots of information!.Being hear in ne pennsylvania Have a lot of mixed Hardwoods to choose from Take care videos are awesome Thankyou

I own a 1986 Husqvarna 61, love it. Works like champ and starts second pull. It's almost as old as I am.

Great video and info. Sir, what about Bradford pear trees? I’m cutting one down in my front yard and wanting to know if it will be good firewood? Thanks

I've just come across your channel, and i was having a look at your equipment. You have one wedge. Get at least two more and use a sledge hammer to drive them instead of using a maul which is too light for this type of work. Since you do a lot of firewood, there are many occasions where you come across big, thick, knotty rounds/blocks that only open up with the sledge and wedges. Having said that, i suspect that you know this already. By the way, it was an enjoyable and informative video. P.S. Yes, Spruce, even though it's a softwood, can be tough stuff to split, mainly because of all the knots.

Hey man. Miss watching your videos.

Hahaha man. It's crazy how different our areas are. If I tried to sell anything softwood for firewood it would not go over great. It's all about the oak, maple, ash, and cherry around here. From Southern Ontario, cheers and happy burning.

I always bring extra chains. Easier for me to sharpen after dark. Main problem with dull chains is murder on your saw.

I perceive a Canadian.

Good info. Like this video. Will check you your channel.

A good tip if you have time is once seasoned for one Year is to soak about 5 cord in petrol then reseason for 1year costly but the wood burns well

Subscribed bc I respect the hustle. And those quick videos take a lot of work.

I use a 590 timberwolf Echo chainsaw 20-in bar. It runs all day I never have no problems with it great in the wood pile so you have

Hello from Piqua Ohio

My stove came without gasket for front glass

Love the videos, get a large truck tyre,remove the inner walls,place on a flat concrete surface, fill with your rounds, and split away, fill your bags from the tyre,🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

If the wood is not free it is not worth burning wood

Beautiful view of the mountains, Husky getting it done💪🚜🪵🇺🇸

Any day in the mountains is a great day! Stay safe my friend loving and missing them Colorado mountains! Been a long while since I was in the high country of Colorado

That's a good find. Do you know what the land was cleared for?

What a great way to put a morning in… and that view is amazing!

Very satisfying to see all that wood getting split! 😊

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Those are great stoves.

Come on spring! We're itching to get out for firewood!

It's gonna be a hell in the Philippines

Yup! Keep em comin.

Nice. Love it

like 😀👍👍

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Firewood time!

Good video. I constantly hear a lot of complicated hokem methods from the old timers...most of which involve needless complication, and more work. Firewood is very simple (No science) The most important thing is giving it plenty time to dry. Stack it in loose rows in a woodshed and just let it dry. Manage your woodshed so you are always burning the oldest wood. If you can't build a decent woodshed have a carpenter build one; it's not that expensive. What kind wood I burn just happens to be which trees fall down and are available to me. If you use fire starter sticks to start fires in the stove, for very little cost, they will save you a lot of time, mess and work. Once you start using them , you'll never go back to kindling. If you want to see the big difference between green and dried wood, try building a campfire with green wood. Difficult to start and get heat out of.

love the western mountains with the eastern mountain music.

I’m lucky enough to get all my firewood for free so for me it’s worth it

Good video Sir, I heat with just wood and agree with you. But not only do I/we firewood people enjoy being out there it is a work out, so how much does Gym membership cost and fuel getting there etc. I have a couple of friends that go to the Gym regularly, this is a work out for me so I am getting my heat for free.

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"dont pay attention to the nails" LOL that was funny! I have a 8lb maul same size ish but I like how yours has slim "cheeks" on it! My maul is fat and stubby lol I want to reprofile it to look similiar to that one to get more bite! Nice work! I recommend boiled linseed oil that whole handle and try the round barrel wedges! The foreign axes/mauls come with the barrel (circle) metal wedges for the top! They work great!

Me neither…. Nice editing!

Great video glad to see the old timer beat the new kid on the block thanks for sharing that.

My Husqvarna 61 is a 1992 model and it looks just like yours and runs absolutely great! I like my 30 year old 61 better than my brand new Husqvarna 460 Rancher also a 60cc class chainsaw. I ran the 460 Rancher today exclusively because I put a brand new Oregon skip chain on it to see how it compares with my 61 with the skip chain. Both are nice! The 61 has a bit bigger gas tank though than my 460. I will put a video of today's firewood in the near future. I am running behind on editing. Too many things going on now. Ha ha! I really enjoy your videos! I don't know of any others on RUclips with a Husqvarna 61. Fun to watch. Steve in Oregon