Hi Karen and Phil, I live in NE Wyoming and we are having an unbelievable start to winter with sunshined filled skies and temperatures in the 50’s for the past few weeks and we are enjoying it while we got it. Traditionally here January is when the snow starts flying and the temperatures get into the teens and get below zero and it lasts through April and sometimes into May. I hope Mother Nature makes up her mind on which way she wants the weather to go for you up in Maine so you can get work done outside. Hang in there and take care.
The weather has certainly been a challenge lately. This is usually the time here too when the snow is flying and we're getting those kind of temps. Thanks for watching, we appreciate it! Take care!
Phil seems like 👍 a never a dull moment in the wood yard and need to be careful about how if your stacking machine breaks down then you will have to be splitting and stacking by yourself 😮😊❤
Team work gets the job done. The rain in Maine is becoming a pain. Loggers, truckers, saw mills are all challenged with the warmer and wetter weather this year. May 2024 be a better year for us all. Happy New Year!!
Sure has ben a wet yr just didnt figure it would be like this usually things are froze up tight by now with snow on the ground . Probably be a drought next summer because things always seem to average out .
G’day Phil and Karen. Well, that is one big order! You both are such good workers 👍🏼, stay safe and I would like to wish you both a very happy New Year for 2024.
Nice delivery. I have a Police Officer that orders 4 green cords from me every year. What's nice is he is the kind of guy to think 2 yes ahead. So this year, 2024, he will be burning the stuff that came off the Wolfe Ridge..
That’s the way firewood should be. That way you don’t have to store it. I think most that burn wood for heat should be year a head. Heck I think I am 3. Maybe even little more. I got start doing something becouse I love to cut wood, really shouldn’t cut this next year. Thinking maybe a stand with some loose stacks and bundles maybe. Keep up the good work.
that's the way most would do it Dan but there's always those people who wait until the last minute and want to pay more for their wood lol Thanks for watching, good luck if you decide to have a stand
@@AllenFamilyFirewood definitely time save for you to not have to stack it. What figure lose 20 percent stacked compared to lose. Might make good video you deal with lot measured piles and then see how much is loose.
that guy still has that 40 ft conveyer for sale,,, shrink wrap the chaps, lol. i just got a pair for christmas hoping they dont do the same. hiden things in wood takes the fun out of it. stay safe!
Boss says i gota hold off on buying anything else till next summer so im just gona have to deal with that conveyer for now . Ya them chaps aint much good but i guess there better than my old ones just because there so light .
I was going to ask if you sold green firewood. This video answered my question. Will get in touch with you soon to place an order for 4-6 cords for spring. Always enjoy your videos.
Phil and Karen great video. My chaps do the same thing. It’s like they designed them,so that you’re just standing there modeling them. What about when you hike your leg up to foot a log. Just itching to see the big build. If my little project gets any slower it’s going to rot away. I sent a letter to Santa to see if he would send some elf’s to help me. No response on elf’s But I was glad I didn’t get any lumps of coal.
Well the wood yard is soft an wet an no cold weather in site just more rain so we are probably going inside to start that build in the next video . No point in trashing all that gravel we put down in the woodyard just to make a few cord .
@@AllenFamilyFirewood I don’t blame you. I hauled gravel every week on Saturday for many weeks until noon. She was on me saying when is it going to end. Now I have a thick gravel base that’s very solid. It takes time and coin. I went thick for another reason. Using my grapple root rake maintaining clean gravel. Be careful if your gravels not thick you will mix sub base with your gravel. You have an unbelievable rake, back saver and yard groomer. Have a safe week. You and Karen.
I think im going to look into a pair of them . I just never know what im gona be doing when i leave the house in the morning . Could be cutting all day or splitting or have to sit in the truck all day hauling wood .
@@AllenFamilyFirewood I like chaps for the off/on convenience if I am only doing an hour or so and pants if I know I am going to be wearing them all day. just like everything else quality comes at a price.
I just got some clogger chain saw pants for Christmas I have not tried them yet but I can’t stand those chaps I know they are pricey but if things are irritating I won’t use them??? Have a great new year
We tryed that once but the tailgate is 18 in tall and its darn near imposable to get one of them huge rounds to roll up over a 18 in tailgate plus the trailer is only 5 wide by 8 ft long an the rock bucket is 7 ft wide an 3 ft deep . We rarely ever do green wood so doing it old school every now an then is ok .
We tryed it but the tail gate is 18 in tall an its darn near imposable to get them huge rounds to roll up over that . The trailer is only 5 by 8 an the rock bucket is 7 ft wide an 3 ft deep so theres a lil chalange with that as well .
Hello Phil and Karen. Phil your getting a little wooly looking, you have to keep well groomed now that your a UA-cam celebrity. You have a reputation to maintain. You are over working Karen. You should teach her to drive the tractor than she would be able to bring the rounds over and take them out of the bucket instead of lifting them off the ground. Thanks for another good video.
lol DonO you sound like Karen she's always telling me to clean up my act i don't care what i look like in case you didn't notice haha maybe we can work on her getting the rounds with the bucket she just doesn't want to pick up the logs the tractor is just an extension of my arms she doesn't have that same experience she tells me
I second that with the " a little wooly looking." lol He doesn't stop moving long enough! I am a Beautician, and even offered to make a "Wood Yard" call! No go!! But Karen and I will keep trying to keep him presentable, as best we can! It's a tough job though! Karen does a great job of keeping his locks shortened when he sits long enough for her to do it! (Phils Mom)
Hey Phil did you 2100XP husqvarna for Christmas 🎅. Speed up 🔝 blocking firewood 🪵 in the wood yard . Phil iiiii iiiii been thinking 🤔 need a fast chainsaw keep up 🔝 with OLD BUSTER . SORRY you didn’t get a muffler for OLD BUSTER for Christmas 🎅. 😊
The rain and not freezing is definitely throwing a wrench into getting wood done! We need frozen ground and no snow!! Rachel has a good how to wear chaps short out that may help?
50 degrees an rain again today so the woodyard is off limits till it frezes up or drys out sure is crazy weather . Ya for some reason i dont think the viewers wana see me follow Rachels lead on that one lol.
Good job Cutting And split in that wood I know how it is the cut in a log and hit something I hit a closed line pulley Didn't even know what was in it So stay safe stay healthy and we'll catch you another one
Have a pair of chaps almost like them Phil. My are ok. At my former work before I retired we had to wear the pants. Good for you in the winter but hot as the hubs of hell in warm weather. Another option for ya 🪵🔥👍
i was just saying that Bob these chaps will be great in the summer but the pants would work better just too hot in the summer i'll probably end up with 5 pair after only having 1 pair all these years lol
My compliments to the chef! Don’t know how often it is mentioned, you two produce what is arguably the finest firewood out there, that trailer load was grade A premium stuff! The look on Karen’s face was priceless when emptying the debris from the backseat- mixture of disappointment, disgust or sadness- hey, good on Phil, at least he’s using the containers- might have to empty them everyday, instead of every other day😂Take care Friends 🇺🇸
lol Mike. All of the above on my facial expressions 😂 On a good note, that was a months worth since he got the truck. Seems that’s gonna be my job since I’m in the truck a lot 🤷♀️ I just can’t stand his filth lol
Thanks Mike we try an put out a good product so people return every yr .Ya when she saw the mess after setting up the trash cans for me she wasnt to happy . Neatness aint my strong point lol.
See you're sporting you're new chaps, got thinking you could set up a hay conveyor of rounds to feed your splitter. 12 volt motor with a foot switch to move forward. Have the plans in my head. Our operation involves a pool of Lion's volunteers. Another great video, glad to you guys on the same page with a long-term goal.
I like how light the chaps are but it sure is a pain having the sawdust build up on the inside . I might look into them chainsaw pants for the winter . We are working on something a lil different to feed the rounds to the splitter but its gona be a lil bit .
It is nice when someone orders green wood. Makes it much easier on you all. Phil, I think you may have a Mtn Dew problem, lol! My passenger floorboard gets that way sometimes as well with Diet Mtn Dew. 🤣 Keep having fun! 👍
Hope you had a great Christmas. You aren't doing your 1 cord a day. It is tough this time of year. You guys work hard. That is a nice order of green wood. You don't have to stack it or store it. That saves a lot of pallets. It is nice when you can split it into a trailer and go dump it. Just when you think you have a system down, someone throws a wrench in it. Thank goodness for the log lift. You guys have a great day and new year. That much Mountain Dew can't be healthy
Thanks James we had a good Christmas and we're right back at it. 1 cord a day is the goal, but every day doesn't allow it so hoping on average we will hit that goal this winter has been so warm that we don't want to tear up the yard after all the investment we just put into it. Nothing ever goes as planned that's for sure Is that a lot of Mountain Dew? lol Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you!
Hi Phil and Karen!!😀😀 Should have gotten a pair of Stihl wrap chaps. They stay in the front of your legs when you are bucking logs like you do. Take care my friends!!😀😀💚💚 Logger Al
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I wouldn't know. I have never had to test a pair of chaps in over 40 years and I used them all the time just so my pants wouldn't wear out. A good pair of chaps will outlast 20 pairs of Levi's. LOL!!
Conveyer giving trouble. Sabotage. Maybe. 🤭 Chaps need another strap to hold them around. Bad enough with the saw dust going in, but it’s that unprotected leg area that I’d be worried about. Great splitting. Good delivery. Maybe a small one axle trailer would help when the orther is in use. Any way, I’ll stop rambling. I’m bad for that. Crazy weather here too. No snow, not froze, wet snow coming. I’m guessing this will be the warmest December here on record. Have a good one. 🪵🪓🔥🚜👍🏻👋
That conveyor has ben a problem since day 1 . We dont always show the problems that thing gives us because its a every day thing . We was planing on buying a 24 ft one this fall but after the new tractor an new truck we will have to wait till next fall . Thinken i might be on the hunt for a pair of them chain saw pants that i can just wear every day cause them chaps aint gona cut the mustard . Thanks Noel . I m still looking for a steal grate to cook on
Well. When you cook on wood coals. You’ll be hooked. That’s for sure. Would the belt be hitting the bottom of one or both pulleys. If the belt and or pulley are worn the belt runs on the bottom and not up in the V, of the pulley. No belt traction at the bottom only in the V. Have a great day Phil. 👍🏻
🤘Chainsaw pants under overall bibs are my go to winter outfit. I need lights in my splitter!
That light we added is great with the short days its nice to be able to keep going after 4 in the afternoon .
blessed to have your wife helping all the time
she sure is a trooper James thanks for watching
I gotta do it if I want to eat James! lol
When 2 people work in harmony is like music to my eyes!!! I love your channel. Thanks for taking us along for the ride!
Thanks! Glad to have you along for the ride, appreciate you watching!
hi there nice wood good fast splitter , great show , best to all and have a Happy and Great New Year John
Thanks John Happy New Year to you!
Hi Karen and Phil, I live in NE Wyoming and we are having an unbelievable start to winter with sunshined filled skies and temperatures in the 50’s for the past few weeks and we are enjoying it while we got it. Traditionally here January is when the snow starts flying and the temperatures get into the teens and get below zero and it lasts through April and sometimes into May. I hope Mother Nature makes up her mind on which way she wants the weather to go for you up in Maine so you can get work done outside. Hang in there and take care.
The weather has certainly been a challenge lately. This is usually the time here too when the snow is flying and we're getting those kind of temps. Thanks for watching, we appreciate it! Take care!
Phil you didn't look happy with that conveyor Another great video
Thanks Greg! that conveyor has really been testing my patience lately
Teamwork makes the dream work! Great job to you both!! Awesome you can sell the firewood straight off the splitter with no stacking👍👍
Thanks Jeremiah! sure is nice to just split it and deliver it
Nice looking trailer of splits. I wish people would buy all our wood green! Another good one you two👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Todd green orders sure are nice the trailer might have been a little overloaded though lol that oak sure is heavy!
Phil seems like 👍 a never a dull moment in the wood yard and need to be careful about how if your stacking machine breaks down then you will have to be splitting and stacking by yourself 😮😊❤
she reminds me of that every day Todd lol nope, never a dull moment around here
Lol Todd! I’ve told him that numerous times 😂
Team work gets the job done. The rain in Maine is becoming a pain. Loggers, truckers, saw mills are all challenged with the warmer and wetter weather this year. May 2024 be a better year for us all. Happy New Year!!
Sure has ben a wet yr just didnt figure it would be like this usually things are froze up tight by now with snow on the ground . Probably be a drought next summer because things always seem to average out .
Hey Phil and Mrs Karen , nice delivery . That was a trailer load of very nice splits !!!
Thanks Dell i know it was some heavy id say its the heavyest load ive had in that trailer yet .
G’day Phil and Karen. Well, that is one big order! You both are such good workers 👍🏼, stay safe and I would like to wish you both a very happy New Year for 2024.
Thanks Wayne! wishing you a Happy New Year as well!
Nice delivery. I have a Police Officer that orders 4 green cords from me every year.
What's nice is he is the kind of guy to think 2 yes ahead. So this year, 2024, he will be burning the stuff that came off the Wolfe Ridge..
thanks Daniel gotta love those customers
Too bad you're not chappy happy Phil🙃😂, but nice job on the green delivery.
haha Bill! not chappy happy at all!
That’s the way firewood should be. That way you don’t have to store it. I think most that burn wood for heat should be year a head. Heck I think I am 3. Maybe even little more. I got start doing something becouse I love to cut wood, really shouldn’t cut this next year. Thinking maybe a stand with some loose stacks and bundles maybe. Keep up the good work.
that's the way most would do it Dan but there's always those people who wait until the last minute and want to pay more for their wood lol Thanks for watching, good luck if you decide to have a stand
@@AllenFamilyFirewood definitely time save for you to not have to stack it. What figure lose 20 percent stacked compared to lose. Might make good video you deal with lot measured piles and then see how much is loose.
True. That's a good idea!
Another great video!❤
Thanks Sue!
It's the 28th of December and the ground is bare here in the U.P., at least it's not still raining
been a crazy winter so far no snow on the ground and it's been warm and rain forecast for 4 days here not looking like we'll be in the wood yard
that guy still has that 40 ft conveyer for sale,,, shrink wrap the chaps, lol. i just got a pair for christmas hoping they dont do the same. hiden things in wood takes the fun out of it. stay safe!
Boss says i gota hold off on buying anything else till next summer so im just gona have to deal with that conveyer for now . Ya them chaps aint much good but i guess there better than my old ones just because there so light .
Red oak sure does split good
it really is nice stuff Jason my favorite wood to split hands down
I was going to ask if you sold green firewood. This video answered my question. Will get in touch with you soon to place an order for 4-6 cords for spring. Always enjoy your videos.
Thanks just shoot us an email . We appreciate ya watching .
Phil and Karen great video. My chaps do the same thing. It’s like they designed them,so that you’re just standing there modeling them. What about when you hike your leg up to foot a log. Just itching to see the big build. If my little project gets any slower it’s going to rot away. I sent a letter to Santa to see if he would send some elf’s to help me. No response on elf’s But I was glad I didn’t get any lumps of coal.
Well the wood yard is soft an wet an no cold weather in site just more rain so we are probably going inside to start that build in the next video . No point in trashing all that gravel we put down in the woodyard just to make a few cord .
@@AllenFamilyFirewood I don’t blame you. I hauled gravel every week on Saturday for many weeks until noon. She was on me saying when is it going to end. Now I have a thick gravel base that’s very solid. It takes time and coin. I went thick for another reason. Using my grapple root rake maintaining clean gravel. Be careful if your gravels not thick you will mix sub base with your gravel. You have an unbelievable rake, back saver and yard groomer. Have a safe week. You and Karen.
Thanks yeah that gravel was definitely too pricey to go tearing it up take care!
Im quite surprised phil that alot you guys in Canada don't just wear chainsaw trousers in the winter would keep you warm as well
I think im going to look into a pair of them . I just never know what im gona be doing when i leave the house in the morning . Could be cutting all day or splitting or have to sit in the truck all day hauling wood .
Maine?🤨
@@AllenFamilyFirewood I like chaps for the off/on convenience if I am only doing an hour or so and pants if I know I am going to be wearing them all day. just like everything else quality comes at a price.
i agree don't want to wear the things all day if i'm not cutting
@@AllenFamilyFirewood maybe an additional strap added a bit higher? compare to your old chaps and maybe use them for a donor strap?🤔
I could hear when you hit that piece of metal......
Ya that stick was loaded with iron but thats part of getting tree service wood i know im gona ruin an file alot of chains .
Been thinking again phil need a little hydraulic motor on your conveyor.
that conveyor needs a lot Leonard! lol
I just got some clogger chain saw pants for Christmas I have not tried them yet but I can’t stand those chaps I know they are pricey but if things are irritating I won’t use them??? Have a great new year
I agree not sure how long i'll be putting up with these new chaps lol Happy New Year!
Just a thought why not dump rounds in the small dump trailer when you need the bigger one for delivery... would be less bending over to grab rounds
We tryed that once but the tailgate is 18 in tall and its darn near imposable to get one of them huge rounds to roll up over a 18 in tailgate plus the trailer is only 5 wide by 8 ft long an the rock bucket is 7 ft wide an 3 ft deep . We rarely ever do green wood so doing it old school every now an then is ok .
I got brand new pairs but like my old ones better
lol Carl i think i might be pulling my old ones out they are in pretty rough shape though
Are ya'll talking about "face" cords of wood or actual cords? A cord of firewood is 24" widex48" highx16' long.
Yup real cords 128 cu ft once its stacked . We do 16 inch wood so a cord of our wood will make a stack 24 ft long an 4 ft high .
Gotcha!!! :)@@AllenFamilyFirewood
Hope your wearing a back strap Karen or morning will not treat you well. Happy New Year the best way you can you two.
Thanks Philip!
Amazingly Philip I wasn’t in rough shape after that. But I sure don’t want to do it every day! 😂
What is your price of 5 cord green delivered? Thanks for the videos
$ 1500 .00 or 300 pr cord .
? Way don’t you Load your small trailer with rounds so you can get the 5cords done be easier or am I over thinking it
We tryed it but the tail gate is 18 in tall an its darn near imposable to get them huge rounds to roll up over that . The trailer is only 5 by 8 an the rock bucket is 7 ft wide an 3 ft deep so theres a lil chalange with that as well .
Hello Phil and Karen. Phil your getting a little wooly looking, you have to keep well groomed now that your a UA-cam celebrity. You have a reputation to maintain. You are over working Karen. You should teach her to drive the tractor than she would be able to bring the rounds over and take them out of the bucket instead of lifting them off the ground. Thanks for another good video.
lol DonO you sound like Karen she's always telling me to clean up my act i don't care what i look like in case you didn't notice haha maybe we can work on her getting the rounds with the bucket she just doesn't want to pick up the logs the tractor is just an extension of my arms she doesn't have that same experience she tells me
Lol DonO. I’m always after him to let me trim this and that. He just doesn’t care! Lol. He is who he is…NO FILTER!
I second that with the " a little wooly looking." lol He doesn't stop moving long enough! I am a Beautician, and even offered to make a "Wood Yard" call! No go!! But Karen and I will keep trying to keep him presentable, as best we can! It's a tough job though! Karen does a great job of keeping his locks shortened when he sits long enough for her to do it! (Phils Mom)
@@AllenFamilyFirewood Hello Phil, Sorry I started a landslide, now I got Karen and your mother jumping on board
One good thing Karen you don’t have to pack this 5 cords off firewood 🪵. 😊
she was happy about that Leonard she sure did some heavy lifting though
Hey Phil did you 2100XP husqvarna for Christmas 🎅. Speed up 🔝 blocking firewood 🪵 in the wood yard . Phil iiiii iiiii been thinking 🤔 need a fast chainsaw keep up 🔝 with OLD BUSTER . SORRY you didn’t get a muffler for OLD BUSTER for Christmas 🎅. 😊
lol Leonard the accountant said another chainsaw isn't in the budget this year. We may have a fix for ole buster to quiet him down
The rain and not freezing is definitely throwing a wrench into getting wood done! We need frozen ground and no snow!! Rachel has a good how to wear chaps short out that may help?
Oh yeah Heath, that short was very revealing 😂
50 degrees an rain again today so the woodyard is off limits till it frezes up or drys out sure is crazy weather . Ya for some reason i dont think the viewers wana see me follow Rachels lead on that one lol.
@@AllenFamilyFirewood probably best!
Hey. Another great video as always! Thank you! Chip
Thanks Chip! We’re thankful we don’t have to lift those rounds anymore!
Good job Cutting And split in that wood I know how it is the cut in a log and hit something I hit a closed line pulley Didn't even know what was in it So stay safe stay healthy and we'll catch you another one
Thanks Frank it's amazing what you find inside some of those logs Take care!
Nice days work !
Thanks you guys!
Getting those orders out, that's what it's all about. Nice job you two! ❤💜
Thanks Mom!
Hahaha the cans. And those Husky chaps look some good on ya Phil.
lol they do tend to pile up! anything is better than my old chaps haha
its time karen learnt to drive the tractor so she could bring her own wood over ouch her poor back
you're right Bob we won't have to split that way very often though thankfully
Have a pair of chaps almost like them Phil. My are ok. At my former work before I retired we had to wear the pants. Good for you in the winter but hot as the hubs of hell in warm weather. Another option for ya 🪵🔥👍
i was just saying that Bob these chaps will be great in the summer but the pants would work better just too hot in the summer i'll probably end up with 5 pair after only having 1 pair all these years lol
@@AllenFamilyFirewood great minds think alike 👍😉
My compliments to the chef! Don’t know how often it is mentioned, you two produce what is arguably the finest firewood out there, that trailer load was grade A premium stuff! The look on Karen’s face was priceless when emptying the debris from the backseat- mixture of disappointment, disgust or sadness- hey, good on Phil, at least he’s using the containers- might have to empty them everyday, instead of every other day😂Take care Friends 🇺🇸
lol Mike. All of the above on my facial expressions 😂 On a good note, that was a months worth since he got the truck. Seems that’s gonna be my job since I’m in the truck a lot 🤷♀️ I just can’t stand his filth lol
Thanks Mike we try an put out a good product so people return every yr .Ya when she saw the mess after setting up the trash cans for me she wasnt to happy . Neatness aint my strong point lol.
Nice video guys. We love the soda can clip. We do the same thing. Hahahaha.
Well Karen just put them trash cans in cause its a new truck she just didnt realize that she would be the one emptying them lol . .
@@AllenFamilyFirewood lol. U guys don’t recycle them. Here in NY we get .5 cents for them
yup we do. that's why we have 2 cans 1 for trash 1 for cans lol
@@AllenFamilyFirewood hope you guys had a Merry Christmas 🎁🎄 and have a safe and blessed New Years
thanks, same to you guys!
See you're sporting you're new chaps, got thinking you could set up a hay conveyor of rounds to feed your splitter. 12 volt motor with a foot switch to move forward. Have the plans in my head. Our operation involves a pool of Lion's volunteers. Another great video, glad to you guys on the same page with a long-term goal.
I like how light the chaps are but it sure is a pain having the sawdust build up on the inside . I might look into them chainsaw pants for the winter . We are working on something a lil different to feed the rounds to the splitter but its gona be a lil bit .
It is nice when someone orders green wood. Makes it much easier on you all. Phil, I think you may have a Mtn Dew problem, lol! My passenger floorboard gets that way sometimes as well with Diet Mtn Dew. 🤣 Keep having fun! 👍
green wood orders sure are nice Eric quick and you don't have to store and dry it Mtn Dew problem? lol
Good video! Take a little time for yourselves....we'll all be here waiting...
that's what Karen keeps telling me James i go 7 days a week thanks for watching!
Hope you had a great Christmas. You aren't doing your 1 cord a day. It is tough this time of year. You guys work hard. That is a nice order of green wood. You don't have to stack it or store it. That saves a lot of pallets. It is nice when you can split it into a trailer and go dump it. Just when you think you have a system down, someone throws a wrench in it. Thank goodness for the log lift. You guys have a great day and new year. That much Mountain Dew can't be healthy
Thanks James we had a good Christmas and we're right back at it. 1 cord a day is the goal, but every day doesn't allow it so hoping on average we will hit that goal this winter has been so warm that we don't want to tear up the yard after all the investment we just put into it. Nothing ever goes as planned that's for sure Is that a lot of Mountain Dew? lol Thanks for watching and Happy New Year to you!
That is some very nice oak you have there, it splits very nice.
love that oak. it's my favorite wood to split
Hi guys, great job as always.
Thanks Michael! appreciate you watching
Hi Phil and Karen!!😀😀
Should have gotten a pair of Stihl wrap chaps. They stay in the front of your legs when you are bucking logs like you do.
Take care my friends!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
True. But nothing stops a Stihl saw like a good pair of Husqvarna chaps.. 😂😂
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I wouldn't know. I have never had to test a pair of chaps in over 40 years and I used them all the time just so my pants wouldn't wear out. A good pair of chaps will outlast 20 pairs of Levi's. LOL!!
lol pretty sure Santa brought me the wrong chaps Logger Al!
lol Daniel!
LOL
Conveyer giving trouble. Sabotage. Maybe. 🤭
Chaps need another strap to hold them around. Bad enough with the saw dust going in, but it’s that unprotected leg area that I’d be worried about. Great splitting. Good delivery. Maybe a small one axle trailer would help when the orther is in use.
Any way, I’ll stop rambling. I’m bad for that. Crazy weather here too. No snow, not froze, wet snow coming. I’m guessing this will be the warmest December here on record.
Have a good one. 🪵🪓🔥🚜👍🏻👋
Muhahahaha. Kidding that’s not a nice prank.
@@smorefirewood was just fooling. 👋
That conveyor has ben a problem since day 1 . We dont always show the problems that thing gives us because its a every day thing . We was planing on buying a 24 ft one this fall but after the new tractor an new truck we will have to wait till next fall . Thinken i might be on the hunt for a pair of them chain saw pants that i can just wear every day cause them chaps aint gona cut the mustard . Thanks Noel . I m still looking for a steal grate to cook on
Well. When you cook on wood coals. You’ll be hooked. That’s for sure.
Would the belt be hitting the bottom of one or both pulleys. If the belt and or pulley are worn the belt runs on the bottom and not up in the V, of the pulley. No belt traction at the bottom only in the V. Have a great day Phil. 👍🏻
doesn't seem to be hitting anything i think it's just ready for retirement lol