Hey Russ, I don’t care for the cold rain but the wind has been blowing all of December and now into January here in south central Alaska! I’m going to try your design idea on the road side stand for our hardwood . Do you have a patient on that?? Our stand is busy but it is all dry spruce, We sell birch in log lift bags and bulk by the cord , a few deliveries when time permits, Enjoy your channel and hope maybe when you have time check out the Alaska Wood Yard, keep the sawdust flying Jeff and Jill.
Howdy neighbor awesome videos I sell more bundle wood in the winter than summer go figure you be safe over there and take care from Eric in the great Northwoods of New hampshire
I watch them all your all good but if I have a question i ask Chris from in the woodyard but watch you all i worked at friend of mine tree company and helped split wood and sell it been around it a long time so make comments and referrals but like them all im a retired trucker who owned a sand and gravel company also we had a landfill and had heavy equipment operator so did it all but enjoy watching everyone on the firewood channels sometimes I ask questions and sometimes i can give answers like your headache rack told you about that cause seen a few windows broken out just enjoy you all like I said they are a great bunch of people doing it thanks for posting waiting for next video my friend
@@KevinHarvey-qw5mj I'll always buy the older guys coffee at the corner store to glean knowledge. I appreciate any and all help or info you can send my way. Thanks as always for stopping by.
Hi, Russ. Great video buddy. That is warm for this time of year, I believe. Your racks did look a little bit low, and it is surely moving out to keep people warm.
Good video, you sure get a good variety of weather where you are. I'm amazed that so many of you firewood folk have firewood stands. Over here (NZ) a friend had a fruit stall ,some people pinched all the fruit first day and that night someone stole the stand. Have to say I like what you do Russ, speaks volumes about you. Cheers from HB NZ
Great Video as always Russ. It is Windy and getting Colder out. Chainsaw Maintenance today. Tomorrow out in the Woodyard again for just an Hour. I like your Small Pick-A-Roon. Nice Size. See you at the next Video. Ron from the Woodyard in Upstate NY.
I am new to your channel!! I do like watching firewood channels, especially seeing how everyone does things differently!! I do cut firewood myself, I just don't sell it!! Keep up the awesome videos and I will see you on the next one!!
@@grofffamilyprojects welcome and we are glad to have you along! There are lots of older videos you can go back through and if you have any questions just fire away. We appreciate you.
Hey Russ, i stacked like that for years before I went to pallets. I used landscape ties for the base, far more rigid I paid 4 bucks per tie, not sure the cost comparison but if you end up having trouble with more and need an alternative those won’t break!
@@FoothillsFirewood I'll just saw 3x3' on the sawmill for the next batch. Those would have been enough but I didn't see the huge knot covered in snow when we started stacking. Thanks for the tip though! Bigger is almost always better
Russ, another great video. I have a couple questions for you, are they going to fill in the log lift up near the top on your new All Wood splitter? Seems to me if they added a middle bar the length of the open spot wood wouldn’t have a chance to fall through that opening. It’s just something I noticed watching your channel? Happy New Year to you, your family, & your firewood business. Say hi to Kevin & tell him we love watching him at work. I agree Russel’s Firewood Channel is awesome. 👍🇺🇸 Dave from Auburn, Maine.
@@DaveDunehew-e1f the new log lift is designed to eliminate that problem so we shouldn't have much issue with wood falling anymore. Thanks as always for dropping by!
Plugging away brother…it’s a great thing to be out there working, wish I had a little more time to do it. 👍
@@ShermanLawncareAndFirewood I love everything firewood. I have huge advantage with Gramp and Kevin
Thank ya kindly Russ. Nice community of wood hounds of all kinds and different ways of doing things. Big and small, we love them all ❤
@@OpenAirAdventure absolutely the woodhound community is like no other from what I have seen. I'm proud to be a part!
Hey Russ, I don’t care for the cold rain but the wind has been blowing all of December and now into January here in south central Alaska!
I’m going to try your design idea on the road side stand for our hardwood . Do you have a patient on that?? Our stand is busy but it is all dry spruce,
We sell birch in log lift bags and bulk by the cord , a few deliveries when time permits,
Enjoy your channel and hope maybe when you have time check out the Alaska Wood Yard, keep the sawdust flying Jeff and Jill.
Love your Channel Kenny!
@@WilleysFirewood really very cool!
@ haha no patent on the racks but if you build them they will come! Ours are very busy all the time
Kenny and Winston are incredible! Thanks for the shoutout man!
@@oakiewoodsman thank you
Nice chat my good man! Yup, a little bit every day adds up! Keep cuttin'!
That's the plan!
Good looking Sticker! Will show up well on anything.
Another enjoyable video. The shout-out to some of these other channels is great. I'm always looking for new ones. Thanks
@@mlj6419 all of those channels are great! Thanks so much for stopping by to see us.
Howdy neighbor awesome videos I sell more bundle wood in the winter than summer go figure you be safe over there and take care from Eric in the great Northwoods of New hampshire
@@tinkervilletrader1964 I'm starting see the large demand for small amounts of firewood in our local area. We appreciate you taking time to stop by.
Rain is better than snow,wow sold lot of racked wood, nice little video
It definitely does and rain is definitely better than snow! Nice to see wood moving out of the racks for sure!
Good job 🎉🎉🎉❤
@@dwiirawatiofficial5864 thank you
Nice one Russ! We are trying to work on a logo so we can get stickers and some other stuff made up. There aren't enough hours in a day!
@@NeighborlyHomestead very true if I can be of any help at all just shoot me an email.
I watch them all your all good but if I have a question i ask Chris from in the woodyard but watch you all i worked at friend of mine tree company and helped split wood and sell it been around it a long time so make comments and referrals but like them all im a retired trucker who owned a sand and gravel company also we had a landfill and had heavy equipment operator so did it all but enjoy watching everyone on the firewood channels sometimes I ask questions and sometimes i can give answers like your headache rack told you about that cause seen a few windows broken out just enjoy you all like I said they are a great bunch of people doing it thanks for posting waiting for next video my friend
@@KevinHarvey-qw5mj I'll always buy the older guys coffee at the corner store to glean knowledge. I appreciate any and all help or info you can send my way. Thanks as always for stopping by.
Hi, Russ. Great video buddy. That is warm for this time of year, I believe. Your racks did look a little bit low, and it is surely moving out to keep people warm.
@@Chucky-b7v it is 40 degrees warmer than it should be this time of year. It's really starting to make things difficult.
Great video!! Nice shoutouts to other channels!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
@@davidedwards3734 we have many more to mention in other upcoming videos as well. Thanks for dropping by.
Good video, you sure get a good variety of weather where you are. I'm amazed that so many of you firewood folk have firewood stands. Over here (NZ) a friend had a fruit stall ,some people pinched all the fruit first day and that night someone stole the stand. Have to say I like what you do Russ, speaks volumes about you. Cheers from HB NZ
Yeah, sometimes it is tough to have a firewood stand, but the community here is pretty good. Cheers to you from the states!
Great Video as always Russ. It is Windy and getting Colder out. Chainsaw Maintenance today. Tomorrow out in the Woodyard again for just an Hour.
I like your Small Pick-A-Roon. Nice Size. See you at the next Video. Ron from the Woodyard in Upstate NY.
@@ronbrooks6681 the pickaroon is becoming a favorite tool in the woodyard for me.
Hi and Happy New year!
Ash is cash…I believe that it burns great!
@@Offgridlee444 ash is the fastest drying hardwood that we have in our area. Happy new year to you as well!
Your fire starters work well! I am kinda tired of doing it with kindling and shred now. You kinda ruined me on that 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@oakiewoodsman they make fire very easy!
@@WilleysFirewood been enjoying them for sure. So glad I got some friend
I am new to your channel!! I do like watching firewood channels, especially seeing how everyone does things differently!! I do cut firewood myself, I just don't sell it!! Keep up the awesome videos and I will see you on the next one!!
@@grofffamilyprojects welcome and we are glad to have you along! There are lots of older videos you can go back through and if you have any questions just fire away. We appreciate you.
Great video the weather is wet here to . Snow is gone again unbelievable weather for early January same as last January here .
I'm really hoping things freeze up or it could put a big squeeze on us being able to get firewood.
I am fluffy and lazy(🤣 I know i couldn't say the 1st part of this with a straight face)and just stack on pallets. But your method works too.😉👍
@@DanielAtkinsFirewood hahaha whatever works.
@WilleysFirewood 🤣🤣
Hey Russ, i stacked like that for years before I went to pallets. I used landscape ties for the base, far more rigid I paid 4 bucks per tie, not sure the cost comparison but if you end up having trouble with more and need an alternative those won’t break!
@@FoothillsFirewood I'll just saw 3x3' on the sawmill for the next batch. Those would have been enough but I didn't see the huge knot covered in snow when we started stacking. Thanks for the tip though! Bigger is almost always better
Russ, another great video. I have a couple questions for you, are they going to fill in the log lift up near the top on your new All Wood splitter? Seems to me if they added a middle bar the length of the open spot wood wouldn’t have a chance to fall through that opening. It’s just something I noticed watching your channel? Happy New Year to you, your family, & your firewood business. Say hi to Kevin & tell him we love watching him at work. I agree Russel’s Firewood Channel is awesome. 👍🇺🇸 Dave from Auburn, Maine.
@@DaveDunehew-e1f the new log lift is designed to eliminate that problem so we shouldn't have much issue with wood falling anymore. Thanks as always for dropping by!
@, I love your work ethic & how you always mention Kevin & Gramps. They are a big part of your business.👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸
@ none of us could do what we do without each other. I enjoy working with both of them very much.
Great job! Working in that weather stinks.
@@dereksstuff8395 thanks. I'll be glad when winter returns.
I really dislike it when my wood stacks tip over. My cats are the largest culprit!
@@oakiewoodsman stacking firewood is my least favorite firewood activity.