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Beaver Town Outdoors
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Family Life, Firewood, Gardening, and More @ the Beaver Town Compound!
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Resplits With The RuggedMade
Resplitting some red oak with the @RuggedMade after processing onthhe @rangeroad firewood processor.After resplitting, I fillup the new firewood bin with the Branson 2515h
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Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
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BUILD A (firewood)BIN
Просмотров 34216 часов назад
Building a firewood bin and filling it up. with red oak from the Range Road firewood Processor. Thanks for Watching! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Ironcraft Flail Mower Introduction
Просмотров 71714 дней назад
An overview of the Ironcraft FL-165 Flail Mower, and cutting an overgrown trail. Thanks for watching! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Hand Splitting Oak With the X27 Fiskars
Просмотров 8621 день назад
Doing some resplitting of some red oak with the Fiskars x27 splitting axe. Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe. Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Running Red Oak with the Range Road
Просмотров 277Месяц назад
Setting up and running a deck full of red oak with the Range Road Eco Pro 300 Firewood Processor Thanks for watching! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Big Saws Cutting Big Wood Part 2
Просмотров 138Месяц назад
Part two of two. In the conclusion, we finish cutting up 2 giant elm trees that were cut down, using the Husqvarna 592xp, the Still 441 CM, and the Makita/Dolmar 7300. Thanks for watching, liking, and subscribing! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Big Saws Cutting Big Wood Part 1
Просмотров 99Месяц назад
Part one of two. In this episode, I take a trip to a friend's house to cut up 2 giant elm trees that were cut down, using the Husqvarna 592xp, the Still 441 CM, and the Makita/Dolmar 7300. Tune in next Tuesday for the conclusion. Thanks for watching, liking, and subscribing! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Processing Oak on a Rainy Day
Просмотров 149Месяц назад
Running some Oak through the Range Road Eco Pro 300 Firewood Processor one a rainy day. Thanks for watching! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Sorting Logs With The Branson Tractor
Просмотров 40Месяц назад
Moving and sorting logs in the wood yard with the Branson 2515h tractor, pallet forks, and the timber claw (aka poor man's grapple) Thanks for watching! Please like and subscribe, and hit that notifications button to get new content delivered as soon as it drops.. Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail..com
22 FULL Log Cords Delivered
Просмотров 236Месяц назад
22 full cords of red oak delivered by log truck to the compound by Miller Logging, ready to run through the Range Road Eco Pro 300 Firewood Processor. Thanks for watching! Email: beavertownoutdoors@gmail.com
Moving the RuggedMade and Splitting Pine
Просмотров 67Месяц назад
Moving the RuggedMade and Splitting Pine
Splitting Campfire Wood with the RuggedMade
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Splitting Campfire Wood with the RuggedMade
Shelter for the Firewood Processor Area
Просмотров 1432 месяца назад
Shelter for the Firewood Processor Area
Processing Pine and Oak on the Range Road Eco Pro
Просмотров 4602 месяца назад
Processing Pine and Oak on the Range Road Eco Pro
The Game Has Changed! Range Road Firewood Processor.
Просмотров 6633 месяца назад
The Game Has Changed! Range Road Firewood Processor.
Beavertail UTV Trailer in Beaver Town
Просмотров 1093 месяца назад
Beavertail UTV Trailer in Beaver Town
Visit to United Truck Sales TYM Tractors
Просмотров 3833 месяца назад
Visit to United Truck Sales TYM Tractors
Moving Pine Logs With the Branson 2515H
Просмотров 6675 месяцев назад
Moving Pine Logs With the Branson 2515H
Firewood Supply Update and Moisture Testing
Просмотров 655 месяцев назад
Firewood Supply Update and Moisture Testing
Cutting Up a Fallen Maple and Trying out the LogOx
Просмотров 1495 месяцев назад
Cutting Up a Fallen Maple and Trying out the LogOx
@CentralBoiler Creosote Plugged Primary
Просмотров 3346 месяцев назад
@CentralBoiler Creosote Plugged Primary
Nice bin. If you have enough totes why not put the floor down and use full totes for the walls. I have seen nobody else doing that. As you unload the bin, the only thing left to pick up would be the floor. Great video. Have a great day.
Well that is a good idea and one I thought of as well. The problem is I only have a limited amount of totes, and can’t dedicate them to just sit. Once totes became popular around here people stopped giving them away and instead charge a ridiculous amount to buy them.
Also, keep in mind, the nice thing about pallets as the walls/side is the amount of air they let in. If you fill an IBC tote of wood, whether it's stacked or loose inside, it's basically going to act as more of a wind blocker and the core/center of the pile is going to struggle. I'm not convinced that bins will work tbh. The only reason they work for Chris is because of his location, wood will dry with ANY technique he uses. Just my thoughts anyways!
I’ve got a 2515h Branson - good little machine
Been a great machine for me as well!
I just bought a used tym 2515,doing great so far,light in the butt for lifting heavy,high range is absolutely useless,but overall im happy so far for what i needed
Yea all tractors need weight in the rear but with the high loader capacity the 2515 has the need is more noticeable for sure
Great video, glad we found you! We look forward to following along. Thanks for choosing range-road. happy cutting!
Thanks for the kind words, please feel free to share my video on your website and social media.
@@BeaverTownOutdoors we're always looking for content. :)
I’m surprised the engine bogs down cutting through that bigger oak. 14hp you’d think would be as powerful as any chainsaw.
I was thinking the same thing I did adjust the carb on the engine a bit and it’s not bogging down as much. Might be the difference between 2 stroke and 4 stroke
I hope to see more on this processor. Upgrades and adjustments and tips and tricks as you get familiar
Planning to do a review video soon. I really haven’t done much other than a little tweaking on the carb which helped the engine not bog down in big wood
Looks handy for the right type of wood.
Has worked out great for everything I’ve had to run through it so far!
Wish we had rain......14+days with 90 + degrees. ..and no rain in sight... You're blessed!
At this rate I would be happy to share! Unfortunately here in Michigan if it rains in the summer it gets super humid
What do you think about the 6way wedge?
I like the 6 way wedge BUT it has a design flaw. The bottom wings are upside down and it forces the wedge to ride up, which means you have to clear it every time you split. The 4 way doesn’t do that so you can just run continuously through. It doesn’t take a lot to clear it out but those seconds add up over the course of a day.
@@BeaverTownOutdoors I found the same issue with mine! I use my 4 way 95% of the time, single wedge 4.5% and .5% 6way
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Thanks for watching
Enjoying watching, but do you split any real wood?
I split all types of wood check out this and other past videos, i get oak, elm, maple, and other stuff. Splitting the last of the Winter Rounds with the @RuggedMade ruclips.net/video/_dbqBxiGuYg/видео.html
I’ve got the 28 ton Ruggedmade - good work man
Thank you very much!
Nice load of logs. Looking forward to watching your new Range Road Processor hard at work!
You and me both!
Nice delivery, will keep you busy!
It definitely will, glad I have a processor now.
Im exhausted and i just started the video!!! Hahaha
LOL wait till you see the next one!
Wood situations always change so we adapt!! Keep splittin.
Adapt and overcome is a mantra I live by!
There’s only one bad day owning a pet. Hate that yall had to go through that. Keep splittin 🤘
I agree we love our fuzzy children but it is so hard to have to help them with the journey to the other side. Thank you for the kind words, and for the support!
The log lift is a big plus.
Log Lifts are an awesome feature! Not sure how I managed without one.
That’s a smart setup you have there. I LIKE IT!!! Have a great day Around the Yard!
Thank you for the compliment, and for watching!
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Can I ask what chainsaw sharpener you were using? The electric one? I also have a 592 by the way, and they're amazing. I've liked the Stihl 661, but my 592 cuts probably 25% faster.
So for sharpening I do a couple different types. I hand file to touch up between tanks, I use a rotary tool to sharpen when dull, and I have a bench chain grinder for when a chain gets damaged and needs heavy duty sharpening. I also only use progressive gauges to set the rakers
The chain on the 592 was new out of the box
What rotary tool is that? And what does progressive gauges mean?
@@axesandthings483 so this video shows the rotary tool I use. Sharpening Chain With the EzzDoo ruclips.net/video/UuTNT_5Gnq0/видео.html
A progressive raker gauge is different than the bar you put across 2 teeth which sets the raker at an average between the 2 which in my experience doesn’t set it correctly to get the proper depth of cut. A progressive sets each raker to the corresponding tooth. That’s important if you hand file or use a rotary tool because your teeth end up being different lengths depending on how much each had to be filed or ground down to get sharp
Too bad you can't burn in middle for the summer. It adds to Atlanta's air polution too much.
Yea
Hey, cool piece of machinery. I've been watching your channel for quite a while. In the subscriber, I'm up here in calcas. Michigan, it's good to see a Michigan boy doing some RUclips work too. You do great work. I really enjoy your videos. And i'm looking forward to more, so please keep him coming later
Kalkaska mi Sometimes this phone thing doesn't say what I say. You keep up the good work Starr, j. Up here in kalkaska you have a good day, and please keep the videos coming
All good my friend thank you for watching and please spread the word about my channel I could really use more great subscribers like you!
pull the clutch and grease the bearing
Thanks for the advice!
@@BeaverTownOutdoors ... If you use the saw a lot , grease the bearing once a week. It's not hard to do.
Neat saw! Will you replace the felling dogs?
Gonna see how the stock ones do before I decide.
That 592 is a monster ripper off a saw .
I agree. Got to try one out at Bunyan and that ended my deliberations between the 661/500i and the 592. Glad I made the choice I did so far, looking forward to working it. Thanks for watching!
I use the 10 deg tilt on chain rail @25deg and 60 feg on wheel for everything. I also dress the bottom of the wheel flat. There is a videoon my channel doing mine and also a time cut comparison between a brand new chain and my grind.
Thanks Bert I went to doing 30deg 60 deg on all my chains a while back. I’ll try doing 25 instead of 30 and see how it does. Dressing the wheel flat isn’t something I would have thought of except on square grind chain. Will check out the video for sure! Thanks for checking out my video, hope you’ll watch more!
Just caught you on FNL and subscribed
Thank you very much!
I had the same issue with my hitch plate. They make an adapter that goes from 2.5 to 2.0".
So I used the adapter for 2.5 to 2. I am gonna try finding a 3 inch to 2 adapter not sure if it exists
Grapple definitely better with two sets of hands…
Very true
Great video. I bought a similar timber grapple from Amazon and we just tried it out on our old mini excavator hooking it on a bucket tooth and tried it on a 20” oak.log one end at a time and it worked great. Usually move logs with forks on a 3320 John Deere so next test of grapple is to move forks together and shackle grapple to forks.
Thanks for watching, I thought about trying it on the forks as well but I thought the forks might get in the way in some circumstances. If you try it I would love to know how it works out for you
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@@BeaverTownOutdoors I definitely will try the forks once tractor back from annual servicing in a day or so. Plan to move both forks to the centre put a bar on the forks and shackle claw to the bar. Load pretty close to pins so should be able to handle good size logs. Will let you know how it works out.
Glad to see you enjoyed using your new LogOX! The soft ground conditions you were using the LogOX BigFot Timberjack in is exactly why we created that skid plate design, and it's always great to see it working well. One quick piece of advice, if I may be so bold, is I'd recommend bucking up all of your log rounds in an area first, then removing the attachments and using the Hauler to lift and toss your log rounds into the pile. If you have a further walk between your rounds and the pile, you can use the PickOX in one hand and the Hauler in the other to cut down on your trips. I know it's tempting to clean up as you go, but once you get the hang of tossing rounds with the Hauler, it'll actually be faster to snag and toss all of the rounds in one go. Plus it'll really save your back. #TeamLogOX
Thank you for watching and for the advice. I actually do typically buck everything, then clean up when I’m not on camera, but I have been criticized by viewers that not cleaning up as I go is unsafe, or blocks the view. So on camera I tend to clean up as I go. But I have used the PickOx and the LogOx together to work 2 handed and it works extremely well. Thanks for making such a great tool!
Next time coat it with dish detergent. It’ll slide right on. Once dry it won’t come off.
Good idea!
Overpriced plastic
I won’t disagree on there being a lot of plastic, just like all modern trucks. I will say that the price I got this truck for made that much more tolerable than the 40k+ I spent on my former truck.
Cummins emissions thanks you. they have a $1.6 billion fine to pay uncle Sam. this will help.
The truck was bought used so Cummins got their share from the first owner
@@BeaverTownOutdoors .they are a great motor. It's a good looking truck. Best of luck with it.
Better than the shit they make in America now 😅
Well they make good stuff but they are out of their minds for thinking we should pay so much for it
Thanks for getting back to me. I am also interested in finding out how you like the log Splitter? Did you have any trouble putting it together and what do you think of the quality?
I like the RuggedMade a lot. For the price point it is a great splitter. Putting it together was a project and took most of a day, not difficult but a lot to do. The quality overall is good but I did experience an issue with weak bolts on the bottom of the push plate early on, but replaced them all with Grade 8 bolts and never had that problem again. Only other issue was a failure on the splitter valve, but RuggedMade sent me a better valve to replace it completely free of charge, even though I had passed the warranty period.
I’ve been thinking about getting this machine. Just wondering if it is worth getting the longer 30 inch stroke?
I got it because I hate ever getting a piece that’s just slightly too long. But honestly I think I have only have split less than a dozen pieces that are that long. If I had it to do over I would probably just get the 24” stroke. Hope that helps.
Mine plugged up a week ago when we had wind chills of negative 15. Posting a video tomorrow AM on my 550. I have the same unit you do, 2017 model.
Yea I was hoping that changing the primary air to the tubes and new design front plate would have kept it from happening at all but it did. Although I will say it hasn’t happened as much as it used to
@@BeaverTownOutdoors I just subscribed. Love , hate relationship with this unit . I wish I had a back panel door. If those heat exchangers get plug, like what happened to me, it’s a pain!!
Id get a front plow for your tractor use the bucket to pile snow higher these are only suggestions
Thought about that, but would have to buy a PTO power pack and the blower. My rear blower works well for me, but I appreciate the suggestion!
New toy ? Rember like a front mounted snowblower you dont need to keep raising it turn the tractor keep going just adjust the shoot ..the more you pick up the snowblower the longer it taks . real men use gas chainsaws lol .
So sometimes I keep the blower down but if I’m not in a rush I do it this way. And FYI if you check out my other videos you’ll see I have some great gas chainsaws. The lil battery saw is very convenient for quick cuts on little stuff.
Must be nice to make a video with a new toy, getting the tractor for nothing to advertise
I purchased the tractor last year they have not given me anything for free. Just really like the tractor and dealership so I let them know when I make a video with it and they share it to help me get views.
Yep we got 12 to 14" here in SW WI, I paid the neighbor guy to do my driveway with his Bobcat
Bobcats are awesome machines!
The MK Martin pull blowers works really well, I have a 68''. Added a hydraulic elevation on turret.
I would love to have the hydraulic rotator myself or the back drag blade. Thanks for Watching!
This came at a good time. I too have the Logrite hookaroon ( actually now have two) My first one worked so well I purchased a second, that one being a 48 like the one shone in the video. Here is the reason why I will be making the same modification. The first one is a 30" and sets the hook great. But I was looking for a little better reach. That said I purchased the 48". Here are my findings, I just can' t get the hook to set on the 48 do to the flex in the handle length. So, in the vise it will go. The heat gun is an option but I'm starting by placing the hookaroon by the wood stove. BTW, I will try the compressed air mentioned below for getting the handle back on. Great idea and thanks for the post.
Thanks for watching! I know there are other size options from Logrite but if you aren’t afraid to shorten it you can make it just right for you. Glad my video inspired you.
Saw you on the back40 live stream new subscriber 👍. We are a channel from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania 👋🏼
Welcome and thanks for subscribing! I will check out your channel and return the favor.
Well done
Thank you
Very good video.....thanks
Thank you for watching
Saw ya on back 40 live an wanted to stop over an ck ya out . Great splitting sesion on all that oak . You now have 1 more subscriber great job
Thanks for checking out my channel, and thank you very much for subscribing!