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I have a much simpler and easier method to dry my firewood. First: Take everything out of the room your wood stove is in. . Then: stack the room on both sides of your wood stove to the ceiling with firewood. (Make sure the top half of one side is dry enough to burn). Then start burning the top half of the side that is dry enough to burn. By the time you get to the rest of the wood on that side it will be dried out enough to burn. By the time you get to the 2nd half of the firewood on the other side of your wood stove it will be dry as a bone. In essence you are using your wood stove as a kiln to dry out your firewood. One advantage this has is that this method will humidify your house all winter from the moisture evaporating from your stacked firewood. The room my wood stove is in is large enough to contain a full year's supply of firewood. What is nice about my system is that I usually have leftover firewood which I can use to burn next year, and so go on repeating the cycle every year without having to dry the wood for a year before burning. Of course this all depends on the layout of your house and how it is designed... The room my wood stove is in used to be the living room and it is separate from the rest of the house, so filling it with firewood does not interfere in how i live. Another nice thing about my system us that all the loading and stacking of firewood is done only once; right next to your wood stove; so you don't need to spend any more time carrying or stacking or loading your firewood all winter.

Better to have overlaid blue foam board with the metal sheathing on the outside of the metal studs ....and tape to seal... Add solar barrier if you wish.... I rehung the siding on my building to accomplish this ,well worth its.. It's much more sound proof too😊

Ha, you hooked me with “auction purchase” lol. Love it.

Video the U- joint replacement if you can. That is one thing I haven't had to deal with yet.

Apart from all the costs and a profit to factor in - You get two things you can charge a premium for to boost youelr bottomline... +$50 to save your back +$50 for convience bringing to site. I would sooner work 3hrs overtime and get someone else to do the work 😂😂😂. Machine + man - $500 per half day (1hr setup tear down + 4hr runtime). Maybe $750 for whole day to incentivise a full day

Elliot, you are one busy guy! Awesome projects.

Taking the gear apart was not waste - you can clean it, inspect it, it'll give you peace of mind when using it

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I like the gray white OBS ford

Dude, gotta be a troll for a second..... NEVER get under sketchy suspended loads. Throw some jack stands under there, lower it onto the stands and leave the chain on as a safety. You can't support your family if you are disabled or dead. The rest of the video was great.😂

Great video. I'm happy to see the deck working again. One question I have for you is what style boots do you wear. Love the square toe.

Nice job , could you have put the brush hog on the lift to make it easier

Dodged a bullet there.

Entertaining! My wife doesn't know jack but she helps out every so often and reminds me I'm doing it wrong!

Nice work👍

Hello Elliott, Always good to inspect everything when replacing seals👏 nice work, tree anchors come in handy also😂🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

I could not have started that job without cleaning off the deck first. Good video.

Thanks for Watching! Hope you learned something new!

That Cherry is a nice score.

That could have hurt really bad.

Those are cheap Chinese crap. Titan Implements (now Ironcraft) is much better quality.

Need a fuel cost for both travel and splitter. Give yourself plenty of wiggle room. These machines aren't free to own or run. Obviously time is valuable in any situation, so you need to figure in what you're time is worth. I'd set yourself a minimum to leave your house. You have teardown at your property, setup at the customers, teardown at the customs, etc. Also, any future plans for the 7.3?

hi there been using my splitter for over 50 years now ,never rented it out but when friends asked i would take it and help ,but only friends , and they had to have 2 or more helpers , with help i split around 2 cords per hour , we did 5 cords in 2 ours one time .4 people and the wood was all stacked and staged , i dont go that fast any more but still can do around a cord /hr by my self /great show john

Forgot to say, hope your okay.

You do kinda remind me of Freddy Mercury of Queen!!!!

Some definite tension there

Wow omg lucky

close call john

Kickback sucks

When I have the same situation you were in, loading by hand into a truck, I always start the farthest and heaviest first, that way I have full energy with the bigger pieces. Lighter pieces will still be easy and if I can't get it all, I'm leaving the smaller pieces behind aka less firewood behind. But only 4 rounds left behind isn't bad

Nice cherry score!👍👍

Dude you’re rockin’ a mustache that would make Mario and Luigi jealous🤣😂. That marking tool is a pretty neat idea especially if you could drive up to the job site and keep it in a tool box. I’ve been super busy lately, but I’ll be catching up on some of your videos here. One of these days you’ll have to teach me how you insert those movie clips into your editing🤣. Take care Elliott

I saw all the tension when you cut the other side of the tree and new something was going to happen! I was thinking here comes a pinch. Glad you’re ok mate. There’s always risks in this game isn’t there.

Subscribed. Enjoy your videos!

hi there good load of wood . best to all .john

Food for the 22-28! The Lorax look is cool lol

Great video. The mingo marker is a nifty gimmick. The reason I call it a gimmick is because it is something extra to carry, cost money to operate and has parts to fail. This is especially true in freezing temperatures. Once the first can of paint is gone most of them end up on or underneath the workbench. But each to their own. It is still much better than a 4 inch difference in the length of the rounds. I am glad you were not injured any worse with that loaded tension on that limb. Have a great day.

Was waiting to see that back window disappear, but he stuck it. Bonus points for the wheelie

Hello Elliott, The Mingo Marker seems to work well, nice drone work. A Pair of Stihl gloves would protect the 🙌 🪵🤘🏻🇺🇸

I bought that same top handle saw. After a quick tune she rips!

Haven't figured out where to cut the reason i don't have a Mingo Marker. Wear gloves would help on snap backs, glad you were luckiy on tgis one!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

Good video and good salvage 👍

I put that same saw in my cart like a week ago. Cool marker though

ROAD SIDE LOGGING!!! Where the heck has outside with sheib been?

Mingo marker is a kool tool to have. Great job and free wood to boot, can't go wrong. Watch for rolling trees, you got lucky on that one. Great video as always, and the moustache needs to grow out so you can wax the ends.

Hey Elliot, free wood is good wood. That’s one hell of a stash. Looks like the Mingo Marker makes marking the poles a lot quicker. I like the retro loggers helmet, definitely more affordable than what Jake was sporting. Cheers Woody from across the lake!!!

Thank you. Definitely got a bad starter.

Nice lip sweater brother….did it get you in trouble with the law….I see the police car reflection.

My 3rd favorite source of wood. 1) outta the woods 2) tree service friend 3) damn I shoulda dropped that tree before the wind storm… I personally prefer to skid 8’ logs and stack in my wood yard. But in the scenario you had, gotta do it the hard way. I do kinda like the idea of the Mingo (?) marker. I could mark a whole bunch of logs on the stack pretty quick. Although you didn’t have chaps on, at least you recognized the omission. If you rewatch the video, you should watch the path the bar was on when the limb jumped. Stay safe!

be safe out there brother 🪵🔥