Mike I have said it before but I really appreciate your videos and I think it is amazing how professional looking they are. By that I mean that I realize you have not had formal training but you are a natural. The camera work is top notch and you always have such creative camera angles. The editing is flawless. I have done a little bit of this in the past and I am always so appreciative of how much time it takes to set up and record the events you are doing. It looks so effortless when we see the finished product but I know it is anything but effortless. You have provided me with many hours of pure enjoyment watching what all you do. Eva is on the right track to get that super good content too. Thank you very much.
With the cabin, the Paul Bunion show,and the clearing project, you've slowed on the firewood processing. You've accomplished a lot, though, and nearing completion on both, so you will be able to devote more time to firewood. I honestly think hiring Levi to help was such a good idea. Before long, Miss Eva can pitch in on the weekends and operate the machines while you and Levi do the groundwork. You still have a shed to build for selling wood and eggs down by the road. I think you'll sell lots of bundled wood there and create more clients for cords of wood. You really are much busier now than when you were employed. Very nice video today, thanks.👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
It's funny when I lived in Florida that I could cut down an oak tree, stacked them up and let sit in the sun all summer, then can burn them in the fall. We only burnt firewood if we were cooking on the fire pit and that wasn't many times. My neighbor whose shop where he had chunks delivered and he would split it and sell to people mostly to snow birds in the season. I had so much firewood that went bad i threw in the trash because it was too far gone. The oak trees in Florida would fall off one day and new ones would grow out the next day. They were small leaves and I used a lawn sweeper to pick them up and I put into bags. Sometimes I would have over 60 bags for the trash pickup. Here in Missouri the leaves are 3 times bigger and i mow and mow to break them down to pick up with the sweeper. Right now they are slowly coming down so it will be a while for everything to fall.
I just love Hunter's smile. 😊 Up here in Oil City, the leaves are falling fast. A lot of people are stocking up on wood for extra heating. It's going to be a harsh winter and not necessarily because of the weather. 😢
Put the smallest woodstove in you can find. I have a small cabin like that (mine is 1000stft with a loft ) It doesn't take much to heat up a small space and the loft will need a ceiling fan to help push that heat back down stairs. Just some tips i learned on my cabin build. Looking great so far.
GOOOOOOOD MORNING EVERYONE OUT THERE IN OWTM’s video land!!! How are all my fellow fans/followers doing on this chilly morning here in Virginia Beach?….HELLOOOO HUNTMAN!!! Blows my mind that you have basically sold all that would you had! Good for Yinz 🤑🤑🤑 Because of you Mike I follow Concrete with the Hauses & saw that video. He’s so lucky in so many ways. Glad the Cabin wiring is basically done & yinz are making headway. Catch y’all on the next one Have a day!!
Never got close to tipping my backhoe but I always used the rear bucket as a counter weight on hilly ground when moving. One advantage of backhoes was the hydraulic legs for leveling on the rear in conjunction with the front bucket when working. Best toy a man ever had.
Good morning Mike & Mellisa. Mike I was concerned when you trained Eva on how to load firewood with the track steer, now look she's run off back to college with all your firewood 😅😂 Now I know why she had that big smile on her face while learning to use that big machine.😂
Try putting burnt motor oil on your conveyor chain. We would use it on the log deck chains at the sawmill I worked at for years. It worked great for us and saved money recycling the oil. We love watching your videos. Keep it up.
It was scary watching Tom roll over. You must be doing something right Mike, because you ran out of wood. Being priced right and you deliver. Your customers really appreciate it. Good job. Stay safe.
Thanks for sharing with us Mike and Melissa and The Huntman. Good to see you all this afternoon. Nice fall day you're having around there, looks great. We are loving our fall weather we are getting now but the temps are rising back to the 80's for another shot.Firewood is doing great for you right now, is it up from last year ? Seems like you have no trouble getting rid of firewood around there. I'll check out Tom's roll over, sure glad he didn't get hurt. The work is coming along on the cabin in W VA and glad you have the right guys do it for you. Now to get the Bath addition all set up and working then maybe a winter gathering?? Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
I actually watched that video the morning he put it out there. Glad he was ok, especially being there by himself. Asked him if he told you about it happening. Being an open air cab he never mentioned if I recall about wearing a seatbelt, I know he said he grabbed the bars and hung on. It’s truly amazing how fast things can happen without warning. Stay safe all….
That's called thinking everything is ok ! And no experience! Reminds me of The Mexican tik toc guy saying Mr George I think you pay him too much! In Tom's case he thought wrong! Very sad to see! If he did that on my job site we would have had words! Trump 2024
In our area, the Falmouth Lion's sold out of our 24 cord of firewood at the end of August. People bought early and many doubled their order. We process our wood a year in advance and are starting on our wood for 2025.
Hi Morgans I saw Toms video Monday morning, glad he was okay, yep its a scary feeling when you feel that sudden uh oh moment, never rolled piece of equipment but came close once "won't do that again" love to watch your shows get some good tips from them sometimes and great ideas for my own place. We saw a lot of lumber to make Deer Stands (sometimes towers) and need to get back on those soon. Ya'll take care, give Archie a good belly rub for me. John Toccoa GA 🤠
It's funny how much I enjoy watching you work. LOL You're always into something. I love it and appreciate how much it must take to put videos together for us. I bought land in WV two years ago myself so I'm really enjoying the WV cabin project, I love where you've taken your property. You've inspired me to do something similar on my 20 acres.
So cool! -- QUESTION -- Mike, I watched a video by a company called PALAX. Such awesome and fast firewood log cutting machines. Much much faster and better than this manual approach plus your hands are not ever at risk. About $25l to $40k online. Seems reasonable to really bump up production. Not sure you should try to go faster or do more on a manual machine as it is dangerous.
Have you ever thought about using your sawmill and cut off saw to produce wood for the mini solo stoves. I think I remember you saying one time that a cord of wood cut up real small and boxed would bring quite a bit of money. Have a good day 😊
Good morning Melissa, Mike, glad to see more progress with the cabin in West Virginia. Just a thought, when you go back to the cabin. With Tom Hause to pour the concrete pad. Take the skid loader with you. Incase you need to use it. Seems like you may need a second wood bunker. Next to the one that you already have. Just a thought, Joe Capo.
Might be Mid October, you still gave 12 days to get my Birthday Present. Thanks Buddy. we will have to fire up the smoker, and get a Brisket done. See ya soon.
Another great video Mike! I watch the video that you’re talking about when Tom flipped his small excavator over backwards. He seem to be very calm when it happened, but I would say after it was all said and done, he was probably pretty shook up. 👍🏻
Love seeing the Huntman get excited over his Sheets Chicken Sandwiches. I don’t get that excited for dang near anything. He makes me want to do better!!!
All them slabs that you are burning would be perfect 4 Pizza Wood. You could run them for the splitter one time and they would be small enough, it's just a thought, enjoy and look forward to all your videos.
I learned by butt with a JD 1025R cause it was very tippy. Now have a 2032R and it is much more stable, but you still gotta watch it. As soon as you’re not on flat ground you need to be super focused and careful.
I was watching some of Tom's videos last night and saw the one where the excavator rolled over. That was scary. Glad he was okay. Could have been really bad.
I saw the video you’re describing. Says a lot for roll cage and driver restraint belt. Very fortunate that NO BODY was injured. Thank you for your safety practices. Your channel is my favorite. Love the firewood processing equipment. We used to ski at Terra Alta 👍. Hello to Hunter 👍.
I think you and Melisa do a fantastic job showing folks around the world what the Morgan family does, and pretty much how you live. It's a window into your lives, that's not something everyone can do or even wants to do. Bravo on how great your channel is. I wish mine did a fraction as well.
Daddy planted a lot of sugar maples on the property which was an old farmstead in Morgantown. Now I am saying, "Daddy, how could you?" Maples have dense foliage w/ a LOT of leaves. I mulch the first layer. Then I blow them into drifts, load them in my 17 cu.' cart and haul them to the 2 large fields where I spread them out w/ rake and blower. Then mulch them in the field. The fields can absorb more of the leaves than the yard can. The final layer is also mulched in place on the "lawn".
The nut trees around here have bumper crops this year. I've picked up 10 5 gal. Pails of black walnuts so far, and am not close to being done. Battling the squirrels for hickory nuts. I want to start some of those and get a patch of hickory growing. There are definitely not enough of those around here.😢
I have to vacuum my leave up every year. Living in the woods it’s a must. I will say after 20 years of piling leaves, they do turn into a deep black soil. I’m still not sure what it’s good for though?
One thing I learned working underground in the coal mines, big equipment usually doesn’t give you a second chance. Once it starts to go it goes, so many coal miners have learned a terrible lesson of taking it for granted that it won’t move. I saw a 75 ton Continuous Miner, (a big track piece of equipment for cutting coal) roll down a slight hill and and mash a 20 ton scoop flat. One of the shields that cover its hydraulic came loose a few weeks ago and broke a guys femur and it only fell 6 inches and tilted over on him.
Good morning! Hey I watch all your content good stuff for sure.. I have a Wood-Mizer as well and use an outdoor wood burning heater so I have a question, I use the IBC tots and keep them under a car shed, I noticed that you keep yours outside uncovered so does the rain keep the wood wet so is it dry enough for seasoned wood?? Thanks
I saw Tom's video. He was hilariously giddy about getting it on video. Of course he was ok and starting to calm down by then. I use my backhoe on TLB as counter weight side to side or for traction on back tires.
Looking forward to watching how you build out the cabin and shower house. Great projects ahead for sure and the videos are very well done. I get puckered when I back tractor off the trailer so can’t imagine the feeling Tom had with that rollover. Seems Hunter prefers the Ford.
Sundays video was very good. I should have entered a comment when I watched since I really enjoyed it and like how you are setting them up. Thanks Mike. Now time to get that fire wood bunker filled !!
I really enjoy your Saturday and Sunday morning videos I’m always driving on the way out to my land to do similar work and your videos are my pre game so thank you sir
Our neighbor has made a hell of decent living with firewood. He has always had a wheeled feller buncher. And always used a forwarder. No skidder. Then a nice processor. Just him and one guy. Or one guy and one of his sons. They put out around 1500/2000 cords delivered a year. Every year For the last 40 plus years. He around 60 this year and still going strong.
I'm with Mike. I like to keep ontop of the leaves so they don't get so hard to pick up. If you blow them every few days it's so much easier. I'm glad Tom is okay. He is a great guy. Crap like that happens to all of us.
I had a neighbor who had a tractor with it's rear wheels frozen into the ground one winter morning. He gun the throttle to free it and the front of the tractor raised up and came over backwards on top of him. Killed him. The wheels did not come loose.
I'm the same way Mike, need to stay on top of the leaves and acorns. I could have filled my dump trailer with acorns this weekend. Not to mention with 3 dogs as well, gotta stay on top of the leaves or they cover the land mines! Lol this year hasn't been as bad as we have a puppy that likes to eat the other 2 dogs recycled cookies 🤢🤣 , then she leaves Dino dumps in 1 spot.
Hey Mike, What has happened to the shop building with the game room. Have you finished the wood siding and how about the car tag wall. I have not seen anything lately.
Another great 👍 video Mike and by the way I think that Eva might have some of your equipment genes in her mind maybe along the way she could help out with firewood 😮😊❤
Tom's Excavator Incident Here! ruclips.net/video/uDAdIyz5YqE/видео.htmlsi=pHsaHIbQc90i_tQx
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I think Tom is too dangerous to be around! I wouldn't work with him or for him period! As Trump would say! Your Fired
Mike I have said it before but I really appreciate your videos and I think it is amazing how professional looking they are. By that I mean that I realize you have not had formal training but you are a natural. The camera work is top notch and you always have such creative camera angles. The editing is flawless. I have done a little bit of this in the past and I am always so appreciative of how much time it takes to set up and record the events you are doing. It looks so effortless when we see the finished product but I know it is anything but effortless. You have provided me with many hours of pure enjoyment watching what all you do. Eva is on the right track to get that super good content too. Thank you very much.
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With the cabin, the Paul Bunion show,and the clearing project, you've slowed on the firewood processing. You've accomplished a lot, though, and nearing completion on both, so you will be able to devote more time to firewood. I honestly think hiring Levi to help was such a good idea. Before long, Miss Eva can pitch in on the weekends and operate the machines while you and Levi do the groundwork. You still have a shed to build for selling wood and eggs down by the road. I think you'll sell lots of bundled wood there and create more clients for cords of wood. You really are much busier now than when you were employed. Very nice video today, thanks.👍🚜❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
I’ve been thinking the same thing! Looking forward to that construction.
It's funny when I lived in Florida that I could cut down an oak tree, stacked them up and let sit in the sun all summer, then can burn them in the fall. We only burnt firewood if we were cooking on the fire pit and that wasn't many times. My neighbor whose shop where he had chunks delivered and he would split it and sell to people mostly to snow birds in the season. I had so much firewood that went bad i threw in the trash because it was too far gone. The oak trees in Florida would fall off one day and new ones would grow out the next day. They were small leaves and I used a lawn sweeper to pick them up and I put into bags. Sometimes I would have over 60 bags for the trash pickup. Here in Missouri the leaves are 3 times bigger and i mow and mow to break them down to pick up with the sweeper. Right now they are slowly coming down so it will be a while for everything to fall.
I just love Hunter's smile. 😊 Up here in Oil City, the leaves are falling fast. A lot of people are stocking up on wood for extra heating. It's going to be a harsh winter and not necessarily because of the weather. 😢
That wood business is better and safer than printing money 🤗🤗🤗 I like all the videos you guys put out Great to see Hunter so happy 👍👍👍
Put the smallest woodstove in you can find. I have a small cabin like that (mine is 1000stft with a loft ) It doesn't take much to heat up a small space and the loft will need a ceiling fan to help push that heat back down stairs. Just some tips i learned on my cabin build. Looking great so far.
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MORNING EVERYONE OUT THERE IN OWTM’s video land!!! How are all my fellow fans/followers doing on this chilly morning here in Virginia Beach?….HELLOOOO HUNTMAN!!!
Blows my mind that you have basically sold all that would you had! Good for Yinz 🤑🤑🤑
Because of you Mike I follow Concrete with the Hauses & saw that video. He’s so lucky in so many ways.
Glad the Cabin wiring is basically done & yinz are making headway.
Catch y’all on the next one
Have a day!!
Good Tuesday morning Morgan family!!! Have a day!
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Never got close to tipping my backhoe but I always used the rear bucket as a counter weight on hilly ground when moving.
One advantage of backhoes was the hydraulic legs for leveling on the rear in conjunction with the front bucket when working.
Best toy a man ever had.
Yep, I really like loader/ backhoes. Swiss army knife of construction equipment.
Good morning Mike & Mellisa.
Mike I was concerned when you trained Eva on how to load firewood with the track steer, now look she's run off back to college with all your firewood 😅😂 Now I know why she had that big smile on her face while learning to use that big machine.😂
Good afternoon Morgans and friends.
Cut, split, stack 2024! Glad Tom is ok. Have a day!
Try putting burnt motor oil on your conveyor chain. We would use it on the log deck chains at the sawmill I worked at for years. It worked great for us and saved money recycling the oil. We love watching your videos. Keep it up.
Just thinking a full safety video for those of us who might consider renting an excavator would be great . Glad Tom is ok could have been very bad.
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Wonderful and Blessed Day 🤠
It was scary watching Tom roll over. You must be doing something right Mike, because you ran out of wood. Being priced right and you deliver. Your customers really appreciate it. Good job. Stay safe.
Thanks for sharing with us Mike and Melissa and The Huntman. Good to see you all this afternoon. Nice fall day you're having around there, looks great. We are loving our fall weather we are getting now but the temps are rising back to the 80's for another shot.Firewood is doing great for you right now, is it up from last year ? Seems like you have no trouble getting rid of firewood around there. I'll check out Tom's roll over, sure glad he didn't get hurt. The work is coming along on the cabin in W VA and glad you have the right guys do it for you. Now to get the Bath addition all set up and working then maybe a winter gathering?? Stay safe and keep up the great videos. Fred.
I'm glad Tom didn't get hurt. He stayed way more calm than I would have. Have a blessed day.
I actually watched that video the morning he put it out there. Glad he was ok, especially being there by himself. Asked him if he told you about it happening. Being an open air cab he never mentioned if I recall about wearing a seatbelt, I know he said he grabbed the bars and hung on. It’s truly amazing how fast things can happen without warning. Stay safe all….
That's called thinking everything is ok ! And no experience! Reminds me of The Mexican tik toc guy saying Mr George I think you pay him too much! In Tom's case he thought wrong! Very sad to see! If he did that on my job site we would have had words! Trump 2024
In our area, the Falmouth Lion's sold out of our 24 cord of firewood at the end of August. People bought early and many doubled their order. We process our wood a year in advance and are starting on our wood for 2025.
Hi Morgans I saw Toms video Monday morning, glad he was okay, yep its a scary feeling when you feel that sudden uh oh moment, never rolled piece of equipment but came close once "won't do that again" love to watch your shows get some good tips from them sometimes and great ideas for my own place. We saw a lot of lumber to make Deer Stands (sometimes towers) and need to get back on those soon. Ya'll take care, give Archie a good belly rub for me. John Toccoa GA 🤠
Funny how a cold snap will motivate folks to buy firewood
It's funny how much I enjoy watching you work. LOL You're always into something. I love it and appreciate how much it must take to put videos together for us. I bought land in WV two years ago myself so I'm really enjoying the WV cabin project, I love where you've taken your property. You've inspired me to do something similar on my 20 acres.
So cool! -- QUESTION -- Mike, I watched a video by a company called PALAX. Such awesome and fast firewood log cutting machines. Much much faster and better than this manual approach plus your hands are not ever at risk. About $25l to $40k online. Seems reasonable to really bump up production. Not sure you should try to go faster or do more on a manual machine as it is dangerous.
Have you ever thought about using your sawmill and cut off saw to produce wood for the mini solo stoves. I think I remember you saying one time that a cord of wood cut up real small and boxed would bring quite a bit of money. Have a good day 😊
We watched Tom's video yesterday. I'll be honest - as a new owner of a mini-ex, without much experience, it freaked me out a little bit!
Hunter is so happy when he goes for a ride with his Dad. Don't forget his chicken sandwich Mike.
Love The HuntMan!
Good morning Melissa, Mike, glad to see more progress with the cabin in West Virginia. Just a thought, when you go back to the cabin. With Tom Hause to pour the concrete pad. Take the skid loader with you. Incase you need to use it. Seems like you may need a second wood bunker. Next to the one that you already have. Just a thought, Joe Capo.
Might be Mid October, you still gave 12 days to get my Birthday Present. Thanks Buddy. we will have to fire up the smoker, and get a Brisket done. See ya soon.
Great progress with the cabin. It’ll be done before we know it. Would love to see the inside of the Morgan Party Barn to see how it came out?
Another great video Mike! I watch the video that you’re talking about when Tom flipped his small excavator over backwards. He seem to be very calm when it happened, but I would say after it was all said and done, he was probably pretty shook up. 👍🏻
Thanks for the update Mike, enjoy all your videos especially Sunday morning. Glad Tom is ok and cabin coming along.
The music worked great. Good job.
I love the weekend videos. Sometimes I wish they were longer
Love seeing the Huntman get excited over his Sheets Chicken Sandwiches. I don’t get that excited for dang near anything. He makes me want to do better!!!
Good job everyone! Looking good Mike
Watched That! My comment was"cannot wait to hear what Mike Morgan will Say!" Scary flip over! Glad he is fine.
Mike, great videos, music the whole package.
All them slabs that you are burning would be perfect 4 Pizza Wood. You could run them for the splitter one time and they would be small enough, it's just a thought, enjoy and look forward to all your videos.
Thats called the Pucker factor Mike. Gave a Day Hunter!
i love how you and melissa take fantastic care of hunter 😀
I learned by butt with a JD 1025R cause it was very tippy. Now have a 2032R and it is much more stable, but you still gotta watch it. As soon as you’re not on flat ground you need to be super focused and careful.
Looks like Hunt man is a Ford man like dad. Great to see him.
I was watching some of Tom's videos last night and saw the one where the excavator rolled over. That was scary. Glad he was okay. Could have been really bad.
I saw the video you’re describing. Says a lot for roll cage and driver restraint belt. Very fortunate that NO BODY was injured. Thank you for your safety practices. Your channel is my favorite. Love the firewood processing equipment. We used to ski at Terra Alta 👍. Hello to Hunter 👍.
Never had any idea they turn over. Thanks
Morning Mike.... fall weather... love the cabin video's.... others are great too 😉
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I think you and Melisa do a fantastic job showing folks around the world what the Morgan family does, and pretty much how you live. It's a window into your lives, that's not something everyone can do or even wants to do. Bravo on how great your channel is. I wish mine did a fraction as well.
Thanks for sharing, Mike
Years ago, you were impressed with the KX057 after using a KX080. It would be interesting to get your reaction to using a KX080 again.
Good time for the new firewood processor !
Daddy planted a lot of sugar maples on the property which was an old farmstead in Morgantown. Now I am saying, "Daddy, how could you?" Maples have dense foliage w/ a LOT of leaves. I mulch the first layer. Then I blow them into drifts, load them in my 17 cu.' cart and haul them to the 2 large fields where I spread them out w/ rake and blower. Then mulch them in the field. The fields can absorb more of the leaves than the yard can. The final layer is also mulched in place on the "lawn".
Tom was very lucky guy. I think he filled up the whole cab and that help keep him in place.
Yes that Is Kinda Bad Feeling Mid October Firewood Sold out!!
Also That Would Not A Good Thing To Flip A Excavator!!
Keep Smiling On!!
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You have a great setup for fire wood.🤠👍
Good to see the Huntman!
next year you will need even more as more people hear about you..
Saw that video, glad he is ok. My dad said he rolled one down a new overpass they were building years ago.
The nut trees around here have bumper crops this year. I've picked up 10 5 gal. Pails of black walnuts so far, and am not close to being done. Battling the squirrels for hickory nuts. I want to start some of those and get a patch of hickory growing. There are definitely not enough of those around here.😢
Hi Mike instead of blowing the leave could you hoover them up using the sit on mower..?
I have to vacuum my leave up every year. Living in the woods it’s a must. I will say after 20 years of piling leaves, they do turn into a deep black soil. I’m still not sure what it’s good for though?
You do a great job editing Mike.
Wow on the bucket. Common with tractors being on a slope mowing or forks picking a load and turning the wrong direction and tipsy.....
Perfect time to add another layer to the concrete bunker
One thing I learned working underground in the coal mines, big equipment usually doesn’t give you a second chance. Once it starts to go it goes, so many coal miners have learned a terrible lesson of taking it for granted that it won’t move. I saw a 75 ton Continuous Miner, (a big track piece of equipment for cutting coal) roll down a slight hill and and mash a 20 ton scoop flat. One of the shields that cover its hydraulic came loose a few weeks ago and broke a guys femur and it only fell 6 inches and tilted over on him.
Cabin is coming together. What a beautiful place.
Hi Hunter!! It's great to see you!!!
Good morning! Hey I watch all your content good stuff for sure.. I have a Wood-Mizer as well and use an outdoor wood burning heater so I have a question, I use the IBC tots and keep them under a car shed, I noticed that you keep yours outside uncovered so does the rain keep the wood wet so is it dry enough for seasoned wood?? Thanks
I don’t recall seeing, did you ever get rain gutters on the wood yard building?
You do a really good job editing your content. The music always fits the subject. Nicely done.
I saw Tom's video. He was hilariously giddy about getting it on video. Of course he was ok and starting to calm down by then. I use my backhoe on TLB as counter weight side to side or for traction on back tires.
Great video Morgans!
Looks like there are two branch managers now! LOL!
Looking forward to watching how you build out the cabin and shower house. Great projects ahead for sure and the videos are very well done. I get puckered when I back tractor off the trailer so can’t imagine the feeling Tom had with that rollover. Seems Hunter prefers the Ford.
Sundays video was very good. I should have entered a comment when I watched since I really enjoyed it and like how you are setting them up. Thanks Mike. Now time to get that fire wood bunker filled !!
I really enjoy your Saturday and Sunday morning videos I’m always driving on the way out to my land to do similar work and your videos are my pre game so thank you sir
Sure glad Tom didn’t get hurt. Your WV place is coming along real good. Cool video 👍❤️
Your videos are great. I would love to see some driving time lapse video of your fall color season.
Our neighbor has made a hell of decent living with firewood. He has always had a wheeled feller buncher. And always used a forwarder. No skidder. Then a nice processor. Just him and one guy. Or one guy and one of his sons. They put out around 1500/2000 cords delivered a year. Every year For the last 40 plus years. He around 60 this year and still going strong.
I have several large hard maples around our house & if I just leave them they'll all be blown away by December 1st
I'm with Mike. I like to keep ontop of the leaves so they don't get so hard to pick up. If you blow them every few days it's so much easier. I'm glad Tom is okay. He is a great guy. Crap like that happens to all of us.
All your videos are informative and flow well. Stay the course!!
Would really like to see how the wiring is done to receive the generator! Looking into a similar set up for a remote shed :)
I'm in the same boat. Cut and split a bunch more than the previous year as a buffer and it's all gone!
I had a neighbor who had a tractor with it's rear wheels frozen into the ground one winter morning. He gun the throttle to free it and the front of the tractor raised up and came over backwards on top of him. Killed him. The wheels did not come loose.
Are you planning on power washing the wood bunker for a fresh start.
Hey Mike my name is Kevin. I live in the Memphis TN area. I've got a few questions on logs splitters. Thanks
I almost landed on my side with an unloaded forklift. Yeah, Pucker Factor is real world folks. LOL.
Mike that feeling you get in the excavator when it’s a little tippy, I believe they call it the “Pucker Factor”. 😅
How many cords do you figure you sold this season?
I meant to comment on Sunday’s video but forgot. I really enjoyed the music you played in it. Good choice!
On your log conveyor take one of the drive squares and spray painted a different that way you'll know when your oil the whole conveyor easily
Mike, The first thing I do on your videos is hit the like button. So far, I’ve never had to take it back. Thanks for the enjoyable content.
I'm the same way Mike, need to stay on top of the leaves and acorns. I could have filled my dump trailer with acorns this weekend. Not to mention with 3 dogs as well, gotta stay on top of the leaves or they cover the land mines! Lol this year hasn't been as bad as we have a puppy that likes to eat the other 2 dogs recycled cookies 🤢🤣 , then she leaves Dino dumps in 1 spot.
Thank you Mike.
Are the concrete blocks for the wood storage cracking can Tom seal them from water penetration? We.
hi nice show . best to all john
Hey Mike, What has happened to the shop building with the game room. Have you finished the wood siding and how about the car tag wall. I have not seen anything lately.
Mike have you decided how you are finishing the inside of cabin. Wood from mill, wood like inside building ??? Or did i miss you mentioning it.
Another great 👍 video Mike and by the way I think that Eva might have some of your equipment genes in her mind maybe along the way she could help out with firewood 😮😊❤