Good morning Chris!!😀😀 Nice job buddy!!😀😀 Sounds like you were a little under the weather. Hopefully you are feeling better by now. Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚 Logger Al
Great work Chris, a true talent to get all the angles with the camera and editing that you do for us. Great to have a customer who has the room and forward thinking to stock pile the wood. I can see a couple of log truck loads in your future. Not sure if Ken reads the comments but wanted to pass on a hello to him as well. Would be neat to see the 22MB on a road trip to Ken’s wood yard. Busy guys and takes a bunch of work to make it happen though. Good Night Irene.
Hopefully helpful observation… a good say 75% of the time the last round of each log gets turned sideways making you get up and turn it in the splitter chute while you are at an awkward angle. If you just put the blue tilting table in the up position, then advance the last round onto the table you can simply lower it straight into the splitter chute. Hope it helps.
Great video Chris. Fantasic camera work. The big girl working is always a pleasure to watch. Hope it continues. The lady laying in that wood sure is a forward thinker. I had a lot of "last minute Charlies" wanting dry,seasoned wood after winters first frost had hit. And they'd be exactly the same the following year. Cheers from HB NZ
They are stacking faster than you can process! Those last cuts just do not want to center up on the splitting chamber in these long lenghts.🙄 Wonder how much shorter you would need to go inorder to stop that happening each log? Thanks for the video, Mr.Chris!👍
It has been stifling hot in Ohio the last 2 days, supposed to have thunderstorms today and cool off. Hope I can cut some wood the next few days. Your voice sounds rough, are you feeling, OK? Anything that can happen, it will, sooner or later. We have only had one day of rain in the last 3 weeks in SE Ohio. Our gardens were suffering. Got a good soaking rain on Sun. it helped a lot. That is the way to cut wood with a processor, no resplits, no handling by hand. Just load it, split it and trailer it. It is nice that you can tailor the length to the customer's needs.
G’morning Chris. Sweet action wif da dumps, da prowcessing, da camera-ing. When you say “facecord” you mean a Rick, a rank, a row ? I ain’t never heared a no dern Face-a-ma-cord ! GoodNightIrene
Hey Chris, I have a question for you. As I was watching the last round of those big logs sometimes fall down sideways would raising or leaving the platter up catch those large logs and allow it to fall down into the trough a little more consistent for splitting? Watching the video it looks like they would roll into the trough so you don't have to get up and try and manhandle those big logs to get them oriented for splitting. Just my observation. Right or wrong some of those are some massive oak logs.
Something I notice with the touchless technique of tractor bucket and elevator straight intu .the trailer It seems like you end up delivering more scraps. It might just be a trade off you are willing to put up with to avoid a touch or maybe I just never noticed the scraps before. Could be this is such a special order it is not worth avoiding
Hey Chris, when you get to the end of the log and trim it to length would it work better to raise the support ramp to lower the last piece into the splitter? It seems like you have to jump up and align the piece with the splitter. That jumping up and down would wear me out over a splitting session!
Chris had a customer who contacted him and asked if he would do it for her. She asked for a log truck loads worth. If I remember correctly, Chris said it was about 8 trailer loads to equal a log truck load worth of wood.
We had terrible storm here, 90-100mph winds (measured) some rain with (1.5 inches with) lots of tree damage July 13 pm (around 9-9:30) Straight line winds. Worst I'd ever witnessed in my short time here on earth......
Your voice is quite rusty lately, is your throat sore? Also is it a new trend you make boiler wood, or is it just because you had the wood, and the customer is close by?
I am blown away by todays video. So many angles, cutaways and great editing as usual
Thank you very much!
Nice deliveries, just like printing money 👍👍👍
Thanks, not quite...lots of work and costs...I am not the government.
Nice load for boiler great video ( Ty Ron
Glad you enjoyed it!
Another excellent piece video Chris some more happiness for the boiler wood customer 😮😊❤
Thanks!!!
Loving the Clint Eastwood impersonation. Seriously though gargle the whisky with some ginger root in it and it'll sooth that right out
Your voice sounds like an old man. Is that remnants from limes disease?
I drink whiskey like a fish and the cold has been here for 3 weeks now Doc.
Great video. Hope you're feeling better soon ... your voice says "get off my lawn". LOLOLOL :)
Yup, I had a cold. Thanks!
Thats a fine looking hat!
Thanks!
Good morning. I will watch it later. Out to work I go...
Morning! Thanks!
Good morning Chris!!😀😀
Nice job buddy!!😀😀
Sounds like you were a little under the weather. Hopefully you are feeling better by now.
Take care my friend!!😀😀💚💚
Logger Al
Yup, just a cold..I think I will live!
Great work Chris, a true talent to get all the angles with the camera and editing that you do for us. Great to have a customer who has the room and forward thinking to stock pile the wood. I can see a couple of log truck loads in your future. Not sure if Ken reads the comments but wanted to pass on a hello to him as well. Would be neat to see the 22MB on a road trip to Ken’s wood yard. Busy guys and takes a bunch of work to make it happen though. Good Night Irene.
Much appreciated! Thanks for the kind words. The 22mb weighs 18,000 pounds and Ken is 200 miles away, my truck can tow 9,900 pounds.
Hopefully helpful observation… a good say 75% of the time the last round of each log gets turned sideways making you get up and turn it in the splitter chute while you are at an awkward angle. If you just put the blue tilting table in the up position, then advance the last round onto the table you can simply lower it straight into the splitter chute. Hope it helps.
Yup, you are correct...remembering to do that is what was missing.
Awesome video again! Thanks for what you do for us wood hounds
Thanks! More to come!
Great video Chris. Fantasic camera work. The big girl working is always a pleasure to watch. Hope it continues. The lady laying in that wood sure is a forward thinker. I had a lot of "last minute Charlies" wanting dry,seasoned wood after winters first frost had hit. And they'd be exactly the same the following year. Cheers from HB NZ
Thanks, yup, good planning make a good life.
Hi Chris, just a suggestion why not set up a truck mirror on your station that way you only have to look at it to see your conveyor and load filling
Yup, we have talked about that!
They are stacking faster than you can process! Those last cuts just do not want to center up on the splitting chamber in these long lenghts.🙄 Wonder how much shorter you would need to go inorder to stop that happening each log? Thanks for the video, Mr.Chris!👍
Nice hat!👍👍
Thanks!
Michigan west of Sandusky been lots of rain. I can hardly keep the grass mowed.
I was in Sandusky yesterday at Thumb trailers! Yup, it is wet everywhere here too!
I totally agree, I am on the west side of Michigan, south of us got hammered with some good storms. Stay safe. 👍🏻
Always a great job Chris. Keep up the hard work. Hopefully see ya at the Bunyan Show in October again.
I will be there if I live that long!
@@InTheWoodyard 🤣 let's hope so buddy
Nice size and convenient splits. Just what everyone likes.😉👍
Boiler people sure do!
I love my new OWB. I just got it in. Can't wait to have it heat my house this winter.
Nice...you can have it 80 degrees all the time!!!
That’s some nice oak Chris I enjoy running a saw through it. It smells so good.
It sure is!
It has been stifling hot in Ohio the last 2 days, supposed to have thunderstorms today and cool off. Hope I can cut some wood the next few days. Your voice sounds rough, are you feeling, OK? Anything that can happen, it will, sooner or later. We have only had one day of rain in the last 3 weeks in SE Ohio. Our gardens were suffering. Got a good soaking rain on Sun. it helped a lot. That is the way to cut wood with a processor, no resplits, no handling by hand. Just load it, split it and trailer it. It is nice that you can tailor the length to the customer's needs.
Just a cold, thanks James!
Another great video thank you sir!
Thanks for watching!
Great video!! Hope your voice comes back!! As stated before, hope this leads to more boiler wood sales!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day
Thanks, just a cold!
Workin that wood pile down pretty good!!
I just got another load, you will see it soon.
Is she stacking every dump as soon as you drop it off? Must be a pretty motivated lady!
Yup, she is!
That girl has her priorities. Never know about the weather. Khs Western North Carolina
Yup, cold happens!
👍👍👍
Thanks!
You need a toe tip bucket for loading your trailer
For someone who talks about, no trash in your wood delivery I see a lot
It was discounted for the direct no touch process into the trailer with no drying time too. She knew it would have debris in it.
Another fine day ITW. 👍
Thanks!!
Hey Chris I like that .hat
Thanks! I feel pretty!
I like the new hat and the shirt.
Thanks!
G’morning Chris. Sweet action wif da dumps, da prowcessing, da camera-ing. When you say “facecord” you mean a Rick, a rank, a row ? I ain’t never heared a no dern Face-a-ma-cord !
GoodNightIrene
turdofacordting.
👍🏻👏
Thanks!!
I like the t-shirt and hat combo, very inclusive. You’re very politically correct. Great video Chris!
Ha! Thanks, it causes both sides to be confused!
Great video! I haven't been here in a while, your voice sounds different!
Welcome back! Yup, I have a cold.
Good morning all!
Good morning!
Hey Chris, I have a question for you. As I was watching the last round of those big logs sometimes fall down sideways would raising or leaving the platter up catch those large logs and allow it to fall down into the trough a little more consistent for splitting? Watching the video it looks like they would roll into the trough so you don't have to get up and try and manhandle those big logs to get them oriented for splitting. Just my observation. Right or wrong some of those are some massive oak logs.
Yup, you are correct, I should have done that.
Something I notice with the touchless technique of tractor bucket and elevator straight intu .the trailer It seems like you end up delivering more scraps. It might just be a trade off you are willing to put up with to avoid a touch or maybe I just never noticed the scraps before. Could be this is such a special order it is not worth avoiding
She was okay with the scraps and was well aware of it with the boiler wood...she will burn it all.
Hey Chris, when you get to the end of the log and trim it to length would it work better to raise the support ramp to lower the last piece into the splitter? It seems like you have to jump up and align the piece with the splitter. That jumping up and down would wear me out over a splitting session!
Yup.
That big ole heavy oak fights tooth and nail every step in the process!! Gotta wrestle it , shove it, kick it, wack it !! High dollar wood
Yes it does that!
My favorite part about the whole process is getting to see the dumps. Do you ever get supreme gas for deliveries to help out a little bit more power?
No, never have. Dumps are good!
Hope you feel better chris you sound pretty rough
Thanks, just a cold.
Why does the saw on your processor cut any size log in 1 1/2 to 2 seconds, is it that more powerful than your hand saws ?
Sounds like you slept too close to the crack!
Just a cold. thanks
Nice video Chris. 20” stuff seems to challenge the processor in both the elevator and the split chamber. GNI
Yup, it they go sideways it can jamb.
I haven't watched your videos in a while. Why did you start producing boiler wood?
Chris had a customer who contacted him and asked if he would do it for her. She asked for a log truck loads worth. If I remember correctly, Chris said it was about 8 trailer loads to equal a log truck load worth of wood.
Thanks for coming back. It is a special order ...a big one.
Yup, 32+ face cords (11 full cords)
Did you say you're cutting them to 20"? Is the max like 24" on that machine?
Yup. 24" is the chamber size so 22" As in "22mb" is the max size IF everything is perfect.
The log piles are disappearing! You need more wood!
Yup, I just got another load!
We had terrible storm here, 90-100mph winds (measured) some rain with (1.5 inches with) lots of tree damage July 13 pm (around 9-9:30) Straight line winds. Worst I'd ever witnessed in my short time here on earth......
Yup, weather happens. Now you probably have lots of firewood.
@@InTheWoodyard In a year or so......
I have lost count; 6 or 8 loads so far ? (boiler wood).
Something like that ....more to go yet, you will see them.
Good Morning Woodhounds!!!((-:
Hello there!
Chris, sounds like you have a frog in your throat. Hope you get better. Thanks.
Yes I had a cold! Thanks!
U ok ? Ur voice is different
Just a cold, all better now, thanks.
You alright Chris? You're voice sound like you hit old man puberty again or something? LOL ha ha,thanks for video,what tomorrow about?
Just a cold. All good now.
Your voice is quite rusty lately, is your throat sore? Also is it a new trend you make boiler wood, or is it just because you had the wood, and the customer is close by?
Just a cold.