In my woodyard I use pallets to stack my cut and spit logs on to dry. Today we are going to talk about how I source the pallets for that critical part of storage and production of Firewood.
You did right! Good score on the pallets. I am moving to the same system you talked about--pallet upright on the end of the pile to save time cribbing.
Thanks for another great video, In the Woodyard! You got yourself a good load of pallets! Can’t wait for spring weather to come so we can see some more firewood action! See you tomorrow and GNI
You didn't do anything wrong and your not too ugly. But, you did do good on those pallets. Especially the blue painted ones. I believe when they have blue or red paint on them. They were built to be returned and reusable. Usually with a deposit fee. So, they are really good pallets. Cool video Chris 👍🇺🇸
Hi Chris, have a few pick up points for pallets in town so do the rounds when I go in and get what I can, I stand a pallet vertical every third pallet, helps with drying and can separate different species, love the channel stay warm, Regards Pete from New Zealand.
I used wood palets for a few years but the gaps made them dangerous for the ankles. Especially the helpers. A couple of years ago I asked some public works guys I know by the lake if they knew of any old docks folks were getting rid of in decent shape. Within an hour I had two 6 by 16 foot pressure treated docks delivered to my yard. Free. Then last summer a neighbor had nine twelve foot sections four feet wide. All free! Well I cut up and burned the old palets that day. Now I have enough room to pile 20 cord off the ground. If I were you I would add wood in those wide gaps between the boards.
Thanks for all the Videos you have inspired me to start a little firewood gig.. i have build a firewood stand for my kids (8 and 10) to manage at the end of our drive. very successful so far! you are 100% right you can never have too much wood!
You cleaned out your neighbors yard for him. Too bad for the guy who showed up late😂 Cut up pallets make for good kindling and a hot bed of coals! Nice Haul, Chris👍
It would be hilarious to see you and Dan from Back 40 Firewood get together for a day of woodyard antics. Have him bring his tractor over so you can test drive it.
Hi Chris, nice score on the pallets. You should perhaps make a habit of driving by your neighbor's place on your way to the wood yard in case there is are pallets and pick them up. This way you can deplete the supply and they won't have to advertise to get rid of them and have a steady supply for yourself!! Perhaps when you come back from delivering a load of wood in your trailer you can also pick them up and easily dump them in your yard. Keep up the great videos.
Good morning! I was chuckling listening to you get excited about certain pallets. You would hyperventilate if you seen all the free pallets at my employer! GNI
Thanks again for the video Chris. In my area the blue pallets are some sort of hardwood and the business don’t like throwing those out. The hard wood ones must be expensive to make. A lot of people here, including myself cut up pallets for firewood. I don’t do it much myself, because they nasty to cut. Very hard on the back. When you hit a nail or stable, you know what that will do to a chain, and the chain can grab them and throw them out. Not good. But very good burning wood. I know some people here pick them up like you do and then repair them , then sell them to company’s who do a lot of shipping out or whoever wants them. Have a good day.
Good score on the pallets!!! I scored about 36 today!! My price was really cheap. Think I paid the same as you did!! Thanks for the reminder to try and score pallets when available
Now that's my kind of "pallet project"...2 loads at that! Like your end wall idea to eliminate criss/crossing. Just a few snow piles left here in south central PA. Temps in the 40's.
Hi Chris, in the UK that amount of snow would bring the country to a halt, we’re just not used to it and people are so soft (especially the young ones)! I can’t get my head around why you don’t get something bigger than that snow blower, you spend hours walking up and down and I don’t see what value it is adding. If you aren’t going to get a tractor or skid steer, get something which you can attach to your truck to clear the snow in less time. Pallets were a good find.
I pound 2 steel t posts in the ground and then stand a pallet on end over the t posts so that the t posts run through the pallet like forks would. Then just line pallets up on the ground and stack away. If I have an abundance of pallets I will use pallets the same way every 8 ft as dividers.
I have access to free IBC totes and pallets getting to like the IBC totes more and more but still use pallets also. if the are broken beyond repair I use them in the fur shed wood burner. Here a lot of the newer ones are cottonwood. They break easier then the old oak that I still get every so often .Nice haul you made. Noticed a neighbor has a bunch of pallets guess I better go get em LOL
My normal morning coffee routine watching in the Woodyard. Except today is like Christmas morning as a kid. 14 cord load of birch on its way! (That's premium firewood where I'm at)
The quickrete pallets are a nice find because the slats run along the 48 inch length rather than the 40 inch, so it can add up nicer for face cord/cord lengths and stacking across the slats.
Good morning from a snow free Northern Ireland, we just had 2 very light falls of snow this year of about 2-3 inches each time and both only hung around for about 2-3 days. 👍
My great great great grandfather & family came from county cavan to the USA back in 1828 ! He came to the Milwaukee area ! My great great grandfather came to Minnesota & settled with his family in Renville county ! My brothers & I own the farm he settled in 1866 !
@@dennishayes65 Hi - Big Rodders again. Fascinating story. Co Cavan is 80 miles from me. Cavan is on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Your family emigrated 20 years before the famine, I wonder what was the motivation. Google the Mellon Folk Park in Omagh. They record the history of emigration to America and are a great source of reference. My mother's uncle, who was 27 years older than her father, who left home and never met his youngest brother, emigrated to San Francisco and was caught up in the earthquake. He wrote home to say he was safe using the cuff of his shirt as he had no paper and the letter arrived in due course.
I swing by my local aubuchon hardware almost every day to check for free ones. There's another place in town that charges $1.00, but they can be high quality. So if I'm looking for something especially clean and sturdy I might occasionally go there but haven't for a long time.
I'm a recent convert to pallets -- I've traditionally built rails to keep single rows several feet apart, but as I'm trying to get further ahead in my drying time I'm willing to do double rows on pallets for their convenience and stability.
Have you seen how on Firewood Midwest uses angle braces and stand a pallet up at the end of a run. Then at least the far end you don’t have to cross the ends to get them to stand up. Quick and easy.
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I stand up a pallet then but one up to the end. One screw in each end of angle iron at a 45. Then when they are empty they fold down on top for storage.
Hey the bed conveyors at harbor freight may be hit and miss, but the 60 freebie pallets I got from them this season have been awesome... I go 48” wide x 40” verticals on top, tack on a coupla old pallet plank diagonals... have fun! 👍
Good morning Chris!!😀😀 The early bird gets the worm. You snooze you loose. First come first serve and there are probably a dozen more cleashaeghs. The guy with the dump trailer was I'm sure at least bummed out and at worst P O'ed . Hopefully he doesn't get there first next time or doesn't even ever come back again. Killinger had a great live show last night. I was hoping that you were going to maybe pop in for a while. It lasted over 2 hours and the time just flew by. Buckin even popped in for a while. Looks like you still have a lot of wood left. Are your sales on track compared to other years? Take care my friend!!😀😀 TTYL!! Logger Al
I was at my parents, my mom is not doing well, not much time left for her so I go there a couple days every week and they are in Nekoosa so it's a bout 1.5 hour drive. I have been the guy who was late a few times too! Thanks Al! See you here tomorrow!
Hi Chris - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. You asked, so I'll poke your buttons. Not sure how you intend to secure the vertical end pallets. What works for me is that I have a stock of 6 to 8 ft lengths of rope. I tie them at 45 degrees from the horizontal pallet to the end vertical pallets at the front and back. Sounds complicated to explain but it couldn't be simpler. Cheap, versatile and secure - what more could you want?
Hey Chris, if you stack the ones that are open on the bottom you can reverse one to can get more on the truck. Every other one. One up and one down. Wow, always snowing there, I bet you can't wait for spring and summer to come. Do you own all that ground ? I Hope you get a chance to get to the Doctors and have them check you out. Just looking out for you Chris. Stay Safe in the Wood Yard.
Anders Celsius (1701-1744) born in Sweden. Celsius used to be called Centigrade. Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German scientist born in Poland in 1686 - great temperature system 300 years ago Virtually every country on earth aside from the United States measures temperature in Celsius.
I picked up about 60 plastic palkets FREE, experimenting with these. FREE wood tree containers picking up tomarrow, see how they work to put split wood into.
@@InTheWoodyard the blue ones I sold off and kept a bunch of the black ones that can be reversed same top and bottom. They should take the So California high desert sun. We heat with firewood only BUT we see lows in the low 30's only. I can't imagine the Temps you deal with.
Chris, I sure am glad you have decided to keep all of that snow and cold weather up there with you. We actually made it to 80 degrees here in Texas today and we are so glad all of that white stuff is staying up there. Hopefully spring is right around the corner and you will be able to start stacking your piles.
Nice haul- can’t get to many- in the business your in. I use the end caps or pens for my stacking- anything to save time. Better get joined up at club fitness right away - a lot of heavy breathing going on
The blue and the orange pallets are made for the grocery warehouses, they are usually 80-90 lbs. Heavy duty for the high racking systems. There I wrote something just in case you were interested! lol 👍😎
this wood be the day i nock out the wall in my shop install a nothere shop door dput slitter in side and pay some one to cut rounds bring to me in sdie a nice warm shop
and u need heated ever thing glove jacks hoodie have a milwalk heat hoody love it sweat pants socks and can bye just the heat pads and put in your boots or any thing
It is called a beard! The only time that it ( my face) gets cold is when the wind is over 20mph and it is -15 or less outside. If you are working you don't notice it much.
dont no how u get comp work done at your desk look at the door yard i be working on camp for 5 min start getting the shake going the with draw then thew the door lol
Being a civilised human, my world is metric, not American. Each of my firewood stacks is 6 cubic metres - made of 5 4ft pallets, stacked 4ft high, in 3 courses of 13 inch long firewood...🤣🇦🇺
You and your brother are the two hardest working guys I have ever seen! Get your self that tractor.
I am working on it Joe! Thanks!
Watch every day. Been selling a little hear and there. Got alot of good information from you. Thanks.
I appreciate that Casey!
Every morning my coffee, eggs, and a new video from "In the woodyard". Thanks Chris! Word of the day is "TRACTOR". lol
You bet Stephan!
You did right! Good score on the pallets. I am moving to the same system you talked about--pallet upright on the end of the pile to save time cribbing.
Yes! I will be nice when the stacking begins!
Thanks for another great video, In the Woodyard! You got yourself a good load of pallets! Can’t wait for spring weather to come so we can see some more firewood action! See you tomorrow and GNI
Thanks! You too!
I remember those blue pallets, they ain't no joke.
The guy with the dump trailer got smoked but it happens to the best of us.
Have a good one
Heck yea.. I have a few blue pallets and they are heavy for sure.
Hello Daniel!
@@InTheWoodyard : hahaha you do see me.. Guess this means I suck at hiding.. LoL😁👍
You didn't do anything wrong and your not too ugly.
But, you did do good on those pallets.
Especially the blue painted ones. I believe when they have blue or red paint on them. They were built to be returned and reusable. Usually with a deposit fee.
So, they are really good pallets.
Cool video Chris 👍🇺🇸
Thanks Gary, I feel better now! Ya, other people told me the same thing about the blue pallet!
Hi Chris, have a few pick up points for pallets in town so do the rounds when I go in and get what I can, I stand a pallet vertical every third pallet, helps with drying and can separate different species, love the channel stay warm, Regards Pete from New Zealand.
YES ! I plan on using vertical pallets to separate the cords in the rows. Thanks Peter!
G’afternoon Chris. Nice timing on the sweet score ! Keep up the moderately satisfying work. Irene : I wish you a Good Evening
Thank you! You too!
Hearing you walk thru the snow was like nails on a chalk board. Nice pallet haul.
It was! That is why I did it!
Gotta love snow hahahaha!!! Wow just got them pallets in time!! Wonder what that guy said when he pulled in there??? Lol!!
I have been in his position before too!
GMI !!!!!! Nothing like the word “free” to stimulate a guy early in the morning. Nice haul of free.
You got that right!
Love the Free Pallets! I get them from my neighbors as well. Keep them awesome vides coming my friend.
Glad you like them!I have not missed a day in about 8 months now and I am not going to stop!
I used wood palets for a few years but the gaps made them dangerous for the ankles. Especially the helpers.
A couple of years ago I asked some public works guys I know by the lake if they knew of any old docks folks were getting rid of in decent shape.
Within an hour I had two 6 by 16 foot pressure treated docks delivered to my yard. Free.
Then last summer a neighbor had nine twelve foot sections four feet wide. All free! Well I cut up and burned the old palets that day. Now I have enough room to pile 20 cord off the ground.
If I were you I would add wood in those wide gaps between the boards.
The docks sound great!
Chris, can't believe you didn't take the DUMP trailer...easy on.. easy off ....one trip!!......Catch ya tomorrow
The dump trailer had a load of wood on it for delivery.
Thanks for all the Videos you have inspired me to start a little firewood gig.. i have build a firewood stand for my kids (8 and 10) to manage at the end of our drive. very successful so far! you are 100% right you can never have too much wood!
That is awesome! Good to hear!
You say you don't like snow....but I see you playing in it a lot...........Hee Hawwwww!!!!!!
Yes, some times I make snow angels for fun too!!!! HA! Not really!
Free pallets are good pallets. I gotta get hunting for some . Hey...spring is on the way!!
Ya, get after it!
You cleaned out your neighbors yard for him. Too bad for the guy who showed up late😂 Cut up pallets make for good kindling and a hot bed of coals! Nice Haul, Chris👍
You got that right! Thanks Al!
It would be hilarious to see you and Dan from Back 40 Firewood get together for a day of woodyard antics. Have him bring his tractor over so you can test drive it.
That would make an AWSOM video..
We will someday!
Thank you for your vid and your time.
My pleasure!
Hi Chris, nice score on the pallets. You should perhaps make a habit of driving by your neighbor's place on your way to the wood yard in case there is are pallets and pick them up. This way you can deplete the supply and they won't have to advertise to get rid of them and have a steady supply for yourself!! Perhaps when you come back from delivering a load of wood in your trailer you can also pick them up and easily dump them in your yard. Keep up the great videos.
Great idea, I already did one day and got three more and I will make it a weekly stop now!
Good morning! I was chuckling listening to you get excited about certain pallets. You would hyperventilate if you seen all the free pallets at my employer! GNI
Good morning Todd! Send some up here and I'll buy you a beer!
Thanks again for the video Chris. In my area the blue pallets are some sort of hardwood and the business don’t like throwing those out. The hard wood ones must be expensive to make. A lot of people here, including myself cut up pallets for firewood. I don’t do it much myself, because they nasty to cut. Very hard on the back. When you hit a nail or stable, you know what that will do to a chain, and the chain can grab them and throw them out. Not good. But very good burning wood. I know some people here pick them up like you do and then repair them , then sell them to company’s who do a lot of shipping out or whoever wants them. Have a good day.
Thanks Noel, yes people do that here too!
Love free pallets! I’ve been trying to stock up Myself. Specially when there close to home. Nice Chris
You and me both! Thanks Aaron!
Free pallets are the best!! I utilize them all the time for wood stacking
That is because you are smart!
Good score on the pallets!!! I scored about 36 today!! My price was really cheap. Think I paid the same as you did!! Thanks for the reminder to try and score pallets when available
Great job! Free is good!
Now that's my kind of "pallet project"...2 loads at that! Like your end wall idea to eliminate criss/crossing. Just a few snow piles left here in south central PA. Temps in the 40's.
Snow is going fast here too!
Hi Chris, in the UK that amount of snow would bring the country to a halt, we’re just not used to it and people are so soft (especially the young ones)!
I can’t get my head around why you don’t get something bigger than that snow blower, you spend hours walking up and down and I don’t see what value it is adding. If you aren’t going to get a tractor or skid steer, get something which you can attach to your truck to clear the snow in less time.
Pallets were a good find.
I am going to get a tractor!
@@InTheWoodyard I can’t wait to see that video! Hope you get some springtime weather soon.
@@MPH-iq5md It warmed up a lot the past couple days here!
I pound 2 steel t posts in the ground and then stand a pallet on end over the t posts so that the t posts run through the pallet like forks would. Then just line pallets up on the ground and stack away. If I have an abundance of pallets I will use pallets the same way every 8 ft as dividers.
That sounds great to me!!
Great idea with the t posts .. love this youtube channel.. so muçh to learn as a rookie wood guy .. big thanks to Chris for all his videos
@@darrenthomson9071 You are very welcome!
I have access to free IBC totes and pallets getting to like the IBC totes more and more but still use pallets also. if the are broken beyond repair I use them in the fur shed wood burner. Here a lot of the newer ones are cottonwood. They break easier then the old oak that I still get every so often .Nice haul you made. Noticed a neighbor has a bunch of pallets guess I better go get em LOL
Yes, if you can get them do it or I'll come and get them!
That blue pallet is a keeper. somebody lost a deposit on it. treated will last forever.. Have a good one. Take care..
Thanks for the info Mr.Bee!
My normal morning coffee routine watching in the Woodyard. Except today is like Christmas morning as a kid. 14 cord load of birch on its way! (That's premium firewood where I'm at)
Sweeeet! Birch is great fireplace and campfire wood here.
Chris, your sarcasm about, "I need to start working out" still has me laughing.
I do! I am in pitiful shape now, I used to be a runner and would put in 5-8 miles every day until I was 50, my knees said stop it!
The quickrete pallets are a nice find because the slats run along the 48 inch length rather than the 40 inch, so it can add up nicer for face cord/cord lengths and stacking across the slats.
Good to know Lliam!
Good morning from a snow free Northern Ireland, we just had 2 very light falls of snow this year of about 2-3 inches each time and both only hung around for about 2-3 days. 👍
Hi Brian - Big Rodders here. What part of NI are you in? I'm based in Lisburn.
My great great great grandfather & family came from county cavan to the USA back in 1828 ! He came to the Milwaukee area ! My great great grandfather came to Minnesota & settled with his family in Renville county ! My brothers & I own the farm he settled in 1866 !
@@dennishayes65 Hi - Big Rodders again. Fascinating story. Co Cavan is 80 miles from me. Cavan is on the border between the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. Your family emigrated 20 years before the famine, I wonder what was the motivation. Google the Mellon Folk Park in Omagh. They record the history of emigration to America and are a great source of reference. My mother's uncle, who was 27 years older than her father, who left home and never met his youngest brother, emigrated to San Francisco and was caught up in the earthquake. He wrote home to say he was safe using the cuff of his shirt as he had no paper and the letter arrived in due course.
@@rodneysweetnam8653 Moneymore, between Cookstown and Magherafelt 👍
Thanks for sharing Brian!
I swing by my local aubuchon hardware almost every day to check for free ones. There's another place in town that charges $1.00, but they can be high quality. So if I'm looking for something especially clean and sturdy I might occasionally go there but haven't for a long time.
Yes, you always have to be looking!
Hope you are having a great day
Every day is a great day when I am vertical!
@@InTheWoodyard lol
Nice score Chris! And you got to watch the other guy show up with his dump trailer to a piece of plywood and 3 busted up pallets Ha Ha!
I smiled when I saw it!!!
I'm a recent convert to pallets -- I've traditionally built rails to keep single rows several feet apart, but as I'm trying to get further ahead in my drying time I'm willing to do double rows on pallets for their convenience and stability.
Good to hear!
Have you seen how on Firewood Midwest uses angle braces and stand a pallet up at the end of a run. Then at least the far end you don’t have to cross the ends to get them to stand up. Quick and easy.
I use metal fence posts to hold up pallets on the end..
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I stand up a pallet then but one up to the end. One screw in each end of angle iron at a 45. Then when they are empty they fold down on top for storage.
Yes, I am going to do that too!
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood I don’t have very many of those good expensive post so I use what I have because I’m cheap lol. Daniel have a great day.
@@stannelson2582 : I lucked out a fre times on Offerup or Craigslist where I was able to get a whole lot of them for about 2 bucks a piece..
Hey the bed conveyors at harbor freight may be hit and miss, but the 60 freebie pallets I got from them this season have been awesome... I go 48” wide x 40” verticals on top, tack on a coupla old pallet plank diagonals... have fun! 👍
Thanks for the info!
If it's free, it's for me! Have a great day.
Thanks Bruce!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
The early bird gets the worm. You snooze you loose. First come first serve and there are probably a dozen more cleashaeghs. The guy with the dump trailer was I'm sure at least bummed out and at worst P O'ed . Hopefully he doesn't get there first next time or doesn't even ever come back again.
Killinger had a great live show last night. I was hoping that you were going to maybe pop in for a while. It lasted over 2 hours and the time just flew by. Buckin even popped in for a while.
Looks like you still have a lot of wood left. Are your sales on track compared to other years?
Take care my friend!!😀😀 TTYL!!
Logger Al
I was at my parents, my mom is not doing well, not much time left for her so I go there a couple days every week and they are in Nekoosa so it's a bout 1.5 hour drive. I have been the guy who was late a few times too! Thanks Al! See you here tomorrow!
Hi Chris - it's Big Rodders in Ireland. You asked, so I'll poke your buttons. Not sure how you intend to secure the vertical end pallets. What works for me is that I have a stock of 6 to 8 ft lengths of rope. I tie them at 45 degrees from the horizontal pallet to the end vertical pallets at the front and back. Sounds complicated to explain but it couldn't be simpler. Cheap, versatile and secure - what more could you want?
Hey! That is a good idea, I can get miles of free rope too!
Hey Chris, if you stack the ones that are open on the bottom you can reverse one to can get more on the truck. Every other one. One up and one down. Wow, always snowing there, I bet you can't wait for spring and summer to come. Do you own all that ground ? I Hope you get a chance to get to the Doctors and have them check you out. Just looking out for you Chris. Stay Safe in the Wood Yard.
Spring is starting now! I own 4 acres. Thanks Stanley!
Anders Celsius (1701-1744) born in Sweden. Celsius used to be called Centigrade.
Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit, a German scientist born in Poland in 1686 - great temperature system 300 years ago
Virtually every country on earth aside from the United States measures temperature in Celsius.
Thanks for the info. Somthing I didn't know..
Thanks for the info Steve!
I picked up about 60 plastic palkets FREE, experimenting with these. FREE wood tree containers picking up tomarrow, see how they work to put split wood into.
Ed, are they the blue light plastic pallets? I have a bunch. They are okay but break easily in the cold.
@@InTheWoodyard the blue ones I sold off and kept a bunch of the black ones that can be reversed same top and bottom. They should take the So California high desert sun. We heat with firewood only BUT we see lows in the low 30's only. I can't imagine the Temps you deal with.
@@ke6bnl Ya, I have a few of the black ones too, they are good!
Alot of deer on the wall you should show us all the deer on the wall sometime. I get free skids about 6-7 miles away from my house.
Yes, some day I will do a bonus show on the deer!
Good morning from Grand Forks
Good morning!
Chris, I sure am glad you have decided to keep all of that snow and cold weather up there with you. We actually made it to 80 degrees here in Texas today and we are so glad all of that white stuff is staying up there. Hopefully spring is right around the corner and you will be able to start stacking your piles.
Yes, spring is coming soon now we will have 50s next week!
Nice haul- can’t get to many- in the business your in. I use the end caps or pens for my stacking- anything to save time. Better get joined up at club fitness right away - a lot of heavy breathing going on
Very true! I used to be a runner until my knees told me to cut it out at 50 and just do not have the wind I used too!!!!
As per your request; Sometin'
Ok!
Good score on the pallets, Chris! I don't know how you guys up north deal with the snow blowing day in and day out...
Tell me about it!
The blue and the orange pallets are made for the grocery warehouses, they are usually 80-90 lbs. Heavy duty for the high racking systems. There I wrote something just in case you were interested! lol 👍😎
Thanks for the info Marcel!
Yeah ya need a pile for da piles dontcha know!
Ya darehey!
snow blowing part of the wood yard
Yup, it used to be before I got the tractor!
Good morning, Chris. Did you build your studio building or buy it? Hi is long ago? How much land is on your woodyard site?
Morning! I built it with a contractor in 2002, 4 acres.
How many steps do you get in snow blowing all that area?
All of them! It usually takes 1.5-2 hours at about 2 mph so maybe 3-4 miles and a 3' step and 5280 feet in one mile so maybe 5000-6000 steps.
im part of the "little bit of snow " croud😆
Yup, snow happens here a lot!
How can you tell the maple skids over the others? What gives it away? I can tell oak by the rays running perpendicular to the growth rings.
The grain and texture of the wood and sometimes the weight.
Free is my favorite F word
It is a good one!
You have probably said before but what camera are you using and what wireless mic? It works great.
All of my videos are done with a single gopro hero 7 black and I use a Rode wireless mic.
When the pallets are done and shot what do you do with them ??
Burn or just dump them!
Is you take the crap pallets you can use them to fix the good ones with the missing stringers... Just a thought.
Yes, But I find enough good ones most of the time.
Doesn’t get any better than that a bunch of pallets right next door.
Yup, finally I was a winner for a change! Thanks Dean!
Ever thought about retiring to Florida?
No, I like the seasons just not snow for months on end over and over!
Writing something from the Banana Belt.
Thanks Wayne!
this wood be the day i nock out the wall in my shop install a nothere shop door dput slitter in side and pay some one to cut rounds bring to me in sdie a nice warm shop
Sounds good!
There's plenty of opportunities out there for guys with pickup and a little hustle. You snooze you lose.
You have that right.. Just need a little drive to get something going.
Yes!!
No excuse to not make extra money!
and u need heated ever thing glove jacks hoodie have a milwalk heat hoody love it sweat pants socks and can bye just the heat pads and put in your boots or any thing
Yup, they work good.
I wondered what happened to the guy from the "Red Green Show" :)
I remember watching that religiously as a kid lol. Such a good show!
Ya, I have been told that before!!! HA! I do like duct tape!
👍
Yo! Tony!
How do you keep your face and nose warm? I wondered if you ever use face masks in that cold weather.
It is called a beard! The only time that it ( my face) gets cold is when the wind is over 20mph and it is -15 or less outside. If you are working you don't notice it much.
I don’t know if you’ve seen the cost of building materials but if I hadn’t been you the first thing I would’ve taken was that sheet of plywood
It was starting to de-laminate, not so good!
Something something something something something something something something ha!
Thanks for something Stan!
@@InTheWoodyard I do what you tell me. I poke buttons but last video you told me to write something so I wrote something ha!
A regular Beverly hillbillies load on your truck.
Heck fire uncle Jed!
When you refer to Popple as a wood, are you talking about Tulip, or Yellow Poplar?
Aspen and cottonwood
Popple or poplar is aspen.
i don't know about "you being ugly"...beard suits you well.
Ha! Thanks Richard, my wife hates it! HAAAAA!
@@InTheWoodyard lol
Oh the irony at 15:25 when you say you get to look out the window and watch the animals ....with all the mounted racks in the background
Deer hunting never ends
Some of them are pets and some and food and some look good on the wall!
24-7-365 and in my dreams!!
SCORE!!
Yes!
dont no how u get comp work done at your desk look at the door yard i be working on camp for 5 min start getting the shake going the with draw then thew the door lol
I just get it done.
Why dont you get a plow for truck
Because I am going to get a tractor with a plow!
i bet if you had a trailer you could have filled it up
I have a dump trailer, you can see it on some of my other videos!
@@InTheWoodyard lol i know that was a joke
Okay writing something lol
Thanks Frank!
i wood grab them all the ater i got done with bad one useing them for repair burn them in your fire pit or wood stove
I can get al I want almost any time now.
Being a civilised human, my world is metric, not American. Each of my firewood stacks is 6 cubic metres - made of 5 4ft pallets, stacked 4ft high, in 3 courses of 13 inch long firewood...🤣🇦🇺
I am happy for you tassie!
Where is metric I can't find it on the map metres???
cmon chris the weather people are the only profession that can be wrong 80 percent of the time and keep their jobs.
I'm wrong about 99% of the time, according to my wife, and I still have a job! Ha!
@@InTheWoodyard lol
I'm guessing you don't need to take up weightlifting :)
No time to work out with out getting payed!
Pallets👍snow👎
I agree!