Cutting Firewood, How I do it from the Tree to the Stove!
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Cutting Firewood on PawPaw Mountain, A Channel of Gardening, Hunting, Camping and just the everyday events that go on around the Homestead.
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I also noticed your side arm AND I noticed you don’t seem to have negative comments from the trolls.
You never know what is in the woods. Snakes or 2 legged snakes!
PPE and your E R visit.....coming up. Big $$$$$.
Thank You!
Enjoyed the video. One man band here, too. Couldn't do without the skid steer. I see many similarities. Hint: wait til cooler temperatures! Outdoor wood furnace here too. Runs year round. A friend in northwest Georgia. Jerry.
I had a feeling I wasn't the only one out there! LoL Exactly, cooler temperatures makes wood cutting more pleasurable for sure! Love those outdoor wood burners! Glad to hear from You, Thanks Jerry!!
after 27 yrs a cop in our country's 6th largest city I thought I was the only one packing heat while cutting firewood. and I love cutting firewood more than packing shitbags in jail too.
Glad to know I'm not the only one that does that! Lol Over the years I have grown quite fond of my side kick! I also sleep with the very same friend within arms reach.....One never knows when you will need a gun these days! Yes Firewood; That's what I done all day today, was cut more firewood, and yes my friend was in the same spot! You still live in Arizona? Thanks for stopping by Burt!!
My firewood s above 5 thousand ft Palomar Mt California. Now that I'm retired it's the best job a man can have. Love running my saws with the mule deer watching me.
Sounds like a wonderful place to be! Yes Sir, Love the outdoors and wildlife!!
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backs too low half down tree will slipback off the stump
I agree!
looks like too good of lumber for firewood ? could it be milled ?
Cool Video Man
Good honest labor right there! Cutting firewood is my summertime fitness program. I love being in the national forest, either with my dad, my son or friends and getting set for winter!
Yes Sir! Just like the old saying , firewood will warm you several time!
I think I would have left it stacked in the loader and then restacked on the pile instead of dumping it back on the ground and adding a further step in the process. Other than that great video. Wish I had your tools to work with. Also. I would save a lot of humping then.lol again however every one has his ways of working the sweat off.
Exactly!, after a few loads of dumping on the ground, I thought what in the world am I doing? Then I started pulling up the the wood stack, raised up the bucket and hand stacked onto the wood stacks! Much simpler! I don't know what I was thinking! Yes, a loader makes life much easier when you have no help, don't know what I would do without it. Thanks You very much for stopping in!!
i like how you roll the logs with the peavy onto the 2 logs so when ya cut they dont drop down ... i have a bad back . i cant bend over much anymore so what i have done is put 2 logs together on saw horses then put the log ontop to cut .at waste height my wood splitter right there in the horizontal possision split the wood and put in the bucket of my kabota that i have clamp on forks to lift the logs onto the horse ... thanks for the video
I understand the bending down part!, I have got to get mine up a little higher off the ground too!, It's true........fire wood will warm you several times!!
grizz270 I have a bad back also. I cut mine on my knees. I refuse to give up being in the bush because of my back.
Yes! Thank you. Now that is truly a video of beginning to end. I'm new to the woodlands and watching many videos. This is the first one where I see a professional process from start to finish. I need to build a process like this for my lot.
Why cut down a good tree when there are plenty on the ground just waiting to be picked up?
Amazing Isn't it! It's for the benefit of the surrounding trees. May I ask, what your concern is?
you have got an arsenal of equipment and machines...... I like the set up to roll the logs down too the gap at the end of the shoot for cutting rounds.........great setup....
Yep, I have the CAT 246 I could not do without it. Makes loading the mill alot easier. I have the Loegering tracks for mine when I'm skiding logs. They sure are nice machines. What state are you in. Nice property.
Exactly Steven, I would not know what to do with out mine! I also have tracks, it makes a world of difference! I live in Kentucky! Thank You!!
what kind firewood tree
Looks to be ash.
I feel such an idiot now wearing PPE
Don't feel like an idiot....you're doing the right thing! Most people don't cut firewood with a stihl 660 chainsaw ruclips.net/video/3rkFLLxOXZU/видео.html
I enjoyed your video; love the woods cutting down trees making my own firewood; but I got to say it- if you really wanted to protect yourself throw on a set of chaps a hardhat gloves glasses; I don't know how you do it; I always get dust and dirt in my eyes even sometimes with glasses but anyway your a grown boy nothing I am going to say to persuade you either way; thanks for sharing
Maybe safety glasses have not made it to his town yet. It would be a shame that someday he might not be able to see his fire burn. I do appreciate him taking us along on his journey to get his own firewood.
Sweat much lmao
Whats the gun for?
It's for the holster, the holster is for the belt! The Gun is for any kind of trouble I come in contact with that the chain saw can't reach! Lol....The Gun if for personal protection! You may ask, against what?......I reply.... Anything that threatens or restricts my ability to walk and move freely!!
PawPaw Mountain, I was asked recently if I had snake shot in mine, to which I replied that no, I have man shot in it. I go nowhere without mine.
The gun is there to compensate for something else.
If the gun is a precaution why not a hard hat, face screen and chaps?
Ray Duerksen gun is for protection and a GOD given right! It needs NO permission from a govt!