Cutting Wood And A Couple Small Jobs On The Farm
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2024
- The plan for the day is to head out and cut firewood, but before we can do that, we have a couple of small jobs that need to be done first. First Alan, is going to change the hook on his logging chain to a different styled one. Then, while the skid steer is warming up, Alan changes the gasket on the moisture trap in the milk house. Finally, it's time to head out to the woods to drag out a log and split it. Joshua helps out with loading the wood and they head back to the farm.
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Alan Klejeski
PO Box 153
Sturgeon Lake, MN 55783
Trinity Dairy was established in 2006, in Minnesota. Alan and Jennifer farm with their 5 children; Jessica, Justin, Jordan, Joshua, and Jason. We milk a mix of 33 Jersey, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Guernsey, and Ayrshire cattle. We also enjoy sharing our family's love of Draft Horses and using them for logging and other farm work. Dairy Farming in Minnesota can be challenging, but it's a lifestyle we really enjoy. Subscribe today to watch our small family dairy farm and family grow while continuing to thank our Lord for the blessings we've been given.
Your little helper is doing a great job, helping dad out. Glad to see little sunshine. Always enjoy your videos, long or short. Thanks for the tag along.
Every time I watch your channel, I'm reminded of Paul Harvey's, So God made a farmer.
Farm safe! Great channel 👍👍👍
Thats one thing the cold is good for, makes the wood split easier.
Thanks Alan for taking us along with you getting the firewood.
I bet not too many treat their cows with warm water like you do. Great job and idea.
I have a rubber bucket that I got from IBA in 1975! I still use it!
Looks like my day with a main project but lots of other jobs in between.
I can tell how cold it is by the sound of the crunch of the snow as you walk along. Brrr! Brrr! Glad I flew south to Mississippi.😊
warmer weather coming
I was watching you sharpen your chainsaw chain, and it reminded me of me when my kids were young, like yours are now, and I was doing the same same activity. I got chores done and cleaned the barn. Then, I would eat breakfast and get ready to head out to the woods. Good memories. Thanks for the reminder.
No shortage of things to attend to on a farm!!! That looked like good conditions to get wood other than the cold weather. At least you didn't have to wallow around in the mud.
God bless you your family and farm. You and your family do one heck of a job caring for your live stock. Just be carefull in that cold weather.
Good evening from WA state just wanted to say another grate video. It's always great seeing the work that you and family do on the farm. Thanks gor taking us to the woods with you and seeing your kids helping out. God bless you and family
Looked like Josh was maxing out on his lifting capacity 😁
I looked into carbide chain for some of the tree service sized wood I get. I only priced the Stihl carbide chain, and figured it's cheaper, and easier, to just keep using conventional semi-chisel instead of full chisel that I normally use. I keep a couple semi-chisel on hand now and they work OK on durty frozen wood.
It's been almost a year since we got to meet. Man your channel is coming along!👍
I bought the logging hooks last year your going to love them easy to use and stay hooked have a blessed week
Very nice job and God bless y'all
It’s an art to be able to sharpen a chainsaw blade! I have seen blades until they are wore out. Keep it sharp.
It looked like that burch was splitting really easy. I think the man swinging the splitting maul had a little to do with it too.💪
The cold weather helps a lot.
You sure can split that wood good. I could never hit the same spot twice. Nice to see your son helping you out. God Bless.😊
I thought of another video idea for you, Jen could do an updated version of meet the cows, but include all of heifers also.
Carbide chains last a long time in dirty wood.
Carbide chains are great, you won’t regret buying one. I used them in the fire service.👍🐄
I used to drag the trees out of the woods with the tractor all the way to the farm. Makes for a lot less handling the wood.
Yeah, we did that too, but it makes a lot bigger mess in the yard.
I never thought a chain saw needed to be sharpen hum. Great show pulling the wood
Love your channel,come from a dairy in NE wisconsin.but did catch one thing,you said Jan 2023 in this video🤣! Hey I still screwing up on the date.God bless
We had a flood in 2016. It washed down a lot of nice oak, hickory, walnut and ash trees, also some junk wood too. You couldn't even cut half a tree without sharpening a chain from the sand and whatever else. It was a pain but got it done. Took about a year.
Your family is amazing always willing to help out
Another very interesting video Thank you 😊😊😊😊😊
I was thinking that George Geirock may know something about those chains? Great video and the deer and cat at the end was cool. Be safe and God bless
Great video.Awesome content
Liked the standoff in the yard to close the video.
Love what you do. Miss dairy farming. Please wear some chainsaw chaps. Run saws most of my life. Been bite 3 times. Chaps been bite a couple dozen. God bless.
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Impressive wood splitting…..we have to use a hydraulic wood splitter attached to tractor….but we are older than you.
I have used the carbide tip chains for my saw exclusively. Really like them.
Great video as always
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👀🙄🐾👍Great video Alan and Family The Tungsten chains are well worth using I have found it's best to have 3 in use at a time
We dont have the woodburner anymore but especially during wintertime i miss it, but not the work to get the wood home😊, anyways stay safe you all greetings from a Dutch dairyfarmer
Is this 2023, or 2024? 😂😂 love your videos.
Jen said she didn't fix it because she wanted to see how long I kept messing up. I'll get it right by next year.
@@trinitydairy I caught that in a previous video too and laughed. Lol It takes us awhile to get switched over. Lol
Alan we like your videos do you think your dad could do one on the hydraulic on the fore cart he used on the wheel rake i would like to have one on mine thank you for your channel
As far as saw chains go for dirty wood file the chain @ 25 degrees it will stay sharper longer and try cutting from bottom to top it pushes the dirt away from the tooth instead of pulling it in
Hey Alan great video . When I cut firewood I use a chisel chain on my stihl029! Farm boss seems to cut forever before it needs sharpening keep up the videos god bless you and yours
I wondered if you had a wood splitter or whether you were still driving the bus yet and you answered both of my questioned without me asking. Glad this wood splits easily. Thanks for the video and also enjoyed the last scene. The cat looked so big compared to the dear. Isn't it amazing how prospective changes things?
Love when you come on..God bless your family❤😊😊
I heard a daily farmer in MN use sand to excrete/separate manure instead of using hey. Sand is recyclable too
Sand is very hard on equipment, and the equipment to recycle the sand,is much to expensive for a dairy our size.
Carbide chain is very good I got a Stihl 038 farm boss bought it new years ago
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My trap jar isn't near that big and see thru yellow plastic. W a hose out the bottom. Ya don't have much of a wood stockpile? Seems that ya go out quite often. Good helmet but idk bout the saw 😅😅.
Is that a Stihl chainsaw? if so them chains are made in Wil Switzerland, drivin passed that factory a number of times when I visited the old country
Yeah it's a Stihl.
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What kind of wood is that?? It split so easily 😊😊
Birch
About how many bucket loads do you burn in a week during the colder days do you think? It was nice and cold by us and I split a bunch of elm that we still have standing dead in the woods. Well I don't know if I actually split it or splintered it but it works good in the furnace anyway.
I haven't really paid attention, how long a bucket full lasts.
Its 2024
I'll get it right, by next year!
How cold is it in Mississippi? Tupelo
No idea. We're in Minnesota
@@trinitydairytupelo, get it, 2 below
Did you get the tractor back yet ,
You sed the steering stopped working ?
Yeah, it's back, the clutch came apart, so it wasn't driving the hydraulic pump.
@@trinitydairy that good , hope it wasn't to expensive .
Don't forget to change your calendar to 2024.😊
Yeah, I should have it right by the end of the year.
I think you mean 2024.😂
I'll get it right eventually
You don’t season your wood? Burn it green like that?
I usually burn a lot of dead elm, but in the winter, the birch burns really well too. I am trying to make a stock pile, so I can have seasoned wood to burn.
U need to make smaller wood or get a bigger kid LOL