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Thank you! You got it! Lots of Chinese want them too. I used to make the kits, now I just let them off as is and they have to figure it out. Lots go for floating docks at the cottage as well

They had a culling a few years back because the parks were getting crapped to death

Very slow for wood, but getting a lot of easier work!

@jamesbainton ya theyre the real problematic ones apparently

Hey Leonard, I wonder if it's easier money than firewood! I don't sell much in summer, wish I did. It's always hot in the city and I think I'm to far south in the city to catch the customers heading up north for camping and cottaging

Hey Larry, there's a big fox that passes through. The woodyard is at the crest of a creek valley. Cheers!

Hey, thanks. You too! Will extend the love to her and stop in to your page as well ❤️

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Busy at work and trying to enrich the little one with adventures. Hoping to come up soon but the July heat is a deterrent. I might have a day of boating in Muskoka next weekend and then I'll see for the weekend after. Any good catches?

Hey Noel, spring means that everything I do gets busy. Usually that means wood too, but the tree cutter hasn't been calling me much (except for unwanted American elm). I haven't had time to stop at the tree service yard to scoop some wood either. Trying to find another truck too but it's hard to find the right cab and chassis truck so I can swap my box onto it, one with the good LBZ duramax engine as well. Lots of metal, junk and branches/ wood removal too. I bought a couple valves for the splitters so I'll change one here at the shop and throw your sticker on and then swap it with the one in the woodyard

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People need em for floating docks in our massive lakefront cottage market and rain water collection at houses in the city, planters for gardening. I've had event planners call for large numbers to hold their tents down, but no takers.

@@OntarioFirewoodResource Thanks

@larrykluckoutdoors8227 👍

Hey Stanley, cheers

👍 thanks for watching

@thechainsawbioethicist3878 thanks for the tip. Never really looked into hand filing techniques

Hwy, I'm well thanks, and yourself? I'm part Irish actually, from those who fled the potato famine to Trinidad and Tobago. I've talked to some people who say that they put their wood indoors in the U.K. nota possibility for everyone, of course. A little ventilation and a fan improves on this. Not much luck with outside storage unless you can use a dehumidifier in your woodshed, mayne add a fan as well. Thanks for watching

Haha, thank you!

Cheers! You too!

No problem. Most people fire off a couple lines that they heard instead of really dabbling into the subject, lacking the elaborate knowledge behind the subject, but that is a common practice these days

This is true...and they let in a bunch of people from elsewhere in the country that are not strong minded physically or mentally, who would be useless if invaders show up at our doorstep. It's really sad. Some see that it is going to shit at least

@@OntarioFirewoodResource AGREED! America isn’t much better right now either tho. And Canada is a beautiful place (& im very grateful for hockey) but it is sad how poorly the economy is set up. I know a lot of people who are getting really sick of the downfall of Canada, as well as America.

@YoungLoott yes people are either moving to conservative areas or leaving the country. Very sad considering our leader's privilege of enjoying the country as the son of a former leader and handing it over to outside powers. I am very aware of what's going on.

Thank you, I get a lot of this stuff here in Toromto

Nice setup. Almost no one can boast aboit happening their entire wood supply stored indoors. Although indoots lacks significant air circulation, the constant dryer air helps the wood to season.

Always busy essentially, but a lot easier lately!

The mother will come back for them.

They fit right in with the trash pandas Whatever I want is whatever I take at random pickups. That kind of honour only goes to the tree cutters. Despite JT, works been great, high copper but low steel prices. Lots of copper at least

Hey man. I'm often too busy to scout out more wood. Lots of crap comes down so it takes some diligence to get the good stuff

Hey thank you. You too. Been bustling on the day job. I will and I hope you're well. Hugs ❤️

Lol. Cheers man

Lol. Still not one hit on my 6 cord boiler wood ad. Gonna talk to the owner of the smokehouse across from the woodyard. Not all would be good for him, but I guess either way, whatever won't sell will be backup after everything else sells in the fall

Lol. Been busy doing everything but. Gotta put your sticker on, gotta a deal on two splitter valves at princess China, so I'll replace the first and salp the sticker on, then I'll swap that machine to the woodyard and bring the other one back to shop to change the valve.thanks, you too

Thanks man. Still low on the wood front. Was gonna go to the tree service today, but I have some copper to pick up 😁

Hey, thanks, its been 2 months less a day since the last video. All my other work gets busy in the spring, but I've hardly had any calls about wood pickups and even within those, ive had to turn some down becauae of the species offered.

Is when air bubbles that develop in the oil create shockwaves from the difference in pressure and damage the interior of the hydraulics system. Thanks for watching

@@OntarioFirewoodResource when I run my logsplitter the piston jerks when I'm splitting wood

Hamilton Warplane Heritage Museum, Ontario, Canada. A little over 1 hour drive SW from Toronto. They have one of the only two flight capable Lancasters in the world, as well as a number of other old planes

@@OntarioFirewoodResource preciate the info

@vythe1029 no problem! 👍

Hey man, not much going on with wood, been doing everything but for the most part. Speaking of wellness, I burnt out yesterday and had my first nosebleed ever (I think dust from a hoarder clean out and interlock work dried out my nose) so I've been resting. I'm heading out to do a smoker wood delivery to the smokehouse and when I get back, I guess I'll finish editing the first of only three videos that I've made in the last two months, then back on the grind tomorrow. I have to start getting more wood, especially oak and sugar maple because I'm running low

Ya the price of veggie oil has jumped since I made this video. Many have made the comment about it not being tacky enough, but I don't see any premature bar wear.

I've never had a ram seal go and I have had two of these machines since 2014 FJB!

I found a couple jugs outside recently and I brpught them to the woodyard and I'm guessing a fox bit them open and started drinking it.

Well, it's crazy cuz today's veg oil is basically soybean oil, some canola, but they're not vegetables. LoL

@@d.j.scribe7584 I'm not surprised 🤣

Yes the only reason not to burn it is because too much is needed

Cheers. Thanks for watching

Yes sir. Anytime there's wood. I load it right up.

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Yup, ready to go! Thanks for watching

Thanks for sharing that info

There's only teo species of firewood here in Ontario that are better...hickory and then ironwood at the top. Thanks for watching

Thanks, I made this video in haste on a cold day when I started the channel so it was rushed.

@OntarioFirewoodResource just be safe guy try not to rush with chainsaw n shit. That's when accident happened.

@@austinsocci7773 fair enough!

The blades are angled up so that the opening is only narrow at the first 1/16 inch so that the wood can squeeze through. If the ram is pulling on the return end of the cycle the two pieces close the the ram on each side would jam up on the ram's shaft.

Ok. How about if the top blade was wider, preventing the top wood from falling onto the split wood. And the ram had a bar (like mouse trap) that pulls the un-split log back to start, while you clear the firewood? Sorry if this is stupid, but I love your splitter.

@footLogic thanks, i invite opinions, sometimes they point out things that ibwont get. It's like a boardroom with tram members adding input. I've been thinking about a redesign, but its very reliable and I also thought about putting the ram on top and having it work one way. If I upgrade the pump, I would have to reinforce the frame as well because torques and makes the wood lean on an angle so it jams up with tough wood

Hey man. I only have one video to post. Usually I have an hour of footage per video but this time it was over an hour and a half so the length gets intimidating to go through. Part of it was a nest with squirrel babies while emptying a crate so that threw things off. Outside of that, work has gotten busy with spring and I've been working til 12 am. Just finished work today and inhave to go in tomorrow evening to prep the scrap metal for dropping off early Monday to free up the truck to take away a load of branches for the tree cutters. I have almost no wood as well, just turned down some American elm because it's too tough to split, bit I gotta finish up what's there and bag and split more smoker wood. I might be working on the next vid tonight for the mornong as Sunday is a big day for viewership. Have a good weekend

@@OntarioFirewoodResource Anthony thank you for your response, I'm very happy your just extremely busy, and not dealing with any major problems, just miss your posts, you are literally one of a few content creators I follow who dose firewood, and like I said just miss hanging out with you so to speak,one wood hound to another, and I get not wanting to deal with Satan wood 😉

No problem, I appreciate you enjoying the videos. It's hard to compete for views with a small operation like mine plus all the Americans who have always had an easier economy than ours and are able to throw money at machines and create a spectacle. Speaking of problems, my tranny is slipping in the wood hauler. Maybe I can get away with taking my two trannys and making one with the parts (im experiencing slipping and the other tranny's reverse is blown) but really I'm looking for a truck that's hard to find...a 2000 to 2010 duramax 3500 with reg cab, same wheelbase so I can swap the dumpbox/ tailgate onto in. Can't find another truck with dumpbox and tailgate and the trucks have been going to the US for years because of the dollar difference

Oh shoot! I didn't know there were hybrids of sugar and silver. I've seen silver hybrids where their leaves have long middle sections

You don't want the wood smelling like oil when it's bur.ing though