Found a lot of inspiration from you. I started my own junk removal business and already closed my first job today. Thank you for putting out great material!
Thanks for videos! From Phil in Michigan (Note: If a chainsaw chain touches dirt while running it gets dull in a few seconds and will need to be sharpened. A dull chain produces dust like chips and sharp chain chisels out large chips). Chains should be filled sharp every day of operation. Hand file them or use a Dremel tool chain saw stone bit or there are inexpensive (less than $50) chain sharpening machines. You can get replacement chains for $10 - $20 each.
I just picked up a 462C off Facebook Marketplace from someone who does tree work (well maintained saw) and got it for half cost. I’d recommend looking in your area to see if you can find something similar (I’m in Macon GA.) Keep up the great work!
That is some good looking season red oak. Around here pit barbecue people will pay extra for season red and white oak. I would definitely look into it.
Just another idea ,next time you see a load fly tipped on the roadside take some photos of it to keep on your phone then when someone asks for a quote and they want it done cheaper just show them the photo and say this guy undercut me and this is what he did ,might help persuade customers to go with you.
That’s some pretty big log. I’ve got several of them I gotta get to as well; however my plan is to cut them in half first. It would make it easier. You can always look into the ripping chain but a regular chain would also cut it with no problem.
@ I’ve sold all my seasoned wood and simply working on the pile of wood I currently have. Had to make me a processing table in order to prevent bending up and down. I’ll get a video of my setup this evening
Maybe you should buy a few IBC containers to store the wood - you can use the top part as a lid. It would also be best to have a suitable fork to unload the containers. But until then, this would be an option that looks good and still protects the wood from moisture.
Do you think the splitter attachment would be better than the stand alone one you have? It seems like you’d lose lots of versatility by having a splitter attachment on the Sm100. Do you think it would be aggravating switching attachments back and forth (forks, trailer hitch, splitter)?
another idea that you may have already thought of is IBC cages fill them up then the customer knows what he is getting no matter what the size of his truck you can stack an have loose two prices and it will be much cleaner in your yard with no guesswork
If it was that easy then we probably wouldn't do it. There is a thing called gratification and that's what we get when we work hard and make good money
You did good today my friend but if you split are cut wood to be split will save time you got you a good splitter so the people that wanted to buy it I would keep it cause you know what you have and if ever going to sell it make sure you can get another one like it are bigger and at what cost to you you still need a table for when breaking the logs down are like I did have a flat one and split it up and put pieces on the one on the ground to save your back better to pick up from half way than the full length off the ground chunk the pieces and set on them but remember if have time do a little bit every chance you get cause the people burn wood in fire pit and it's oak so maybe smoking try some you will like it but a good video my friend keep it up and if slow split wood cause you found you do have a market for it the pallets work just fine so be waiting for next video my friend just a few things I did when splitting firewood to make it easier and save your back thanks again
I'm not sure if I'm right but when you split the logs, first split in half, then split from center of log and it should split better. After you split the log you are spliting from the outside rings and not the center rings
You should really overlay some music over the log splitter while its just the motor running. I think people would watch longer if it was more than just the motor running. Or do a voice over anything but the endless running motor lol. Love the content keep it up!
Im aorry as soon as I sent that it overlayed with music. Love the content bro I have my own Handyman business down here in Panama City, Fl but I do frequent the Loganville area. Maybe ill catch you out and about one day. Much love be safe bro!
The person that messaged you on marketplace about your log splitter you should of said sure, put twice the price when you bought it then get a bigger one.
I have a 500i and find it underwhelming… it is not the beast that many rave about on UA-cam in my opinion but it has good chain speed and it’s fairly light weight. If you want to cut big hardwood fast get yourself a 395xp with a 28”-32” bar… it will not disappoint BUT they are very thirsty saws.
table of splitter is to small,place pallet on his side en screw 1 other pallet above it,so it looks an T or place 2 pallets on his side like an table than you have more space for the wood, ,or look for metal desk/bureau,and ask hammer for idea of bigger chainsaw,maybe he have an old 1 for you for buy or rent,so you can make money and buy later an new one ,ask more money for oak wood good luck
looking at that machian split wood i dont think its a 28 ton machian is there a way you can get it checked i would say its about 15 ton some companies lie especially if the hydraulics where made in china lets face it who would know unless you work with heavy loads an equipment there must be a gauge you can hire just imagine the pressure of 28 tones of concrete rock sand on a log i have seen your machian struggle with some of that oak ,,,,,at 25.28 mins,,,,, and 28 tons should go through that like a hot knife through butter no log should stop that machian even if it has knots good luck cool vids
I like that you put the split wood on the pallets this time👍
Me too!
Thats great. You are getting the area cleaned up and ready for more. 😉👍
Yessir! 🤟
Working it like a true boss great show keep up the amazing work be safe my friends God bless all
God bless you sir!
Found a lot of inspiration from you. I started my own junk removal business and already closed my first job today. Thank you for putting out great material!
That's awesome man! Keep hustling and you will find more work 💪
Thanks for videos!
From Phil in Michigan
(Note: If a chainsaw chain touches dirt while running it gets dull in a few seconds and will need to be sharpened. A dull chain produces dust like chips and sharp chain chisels out large chips).
Chains should be filled sharp every day of operation. Hand file them or use a Dremel tool chain saw stone bit or there are inexpensive (less than $50) chain sharpening machines. You can get replacement chains for $10 - $20 each.
Thanks for watching and providing feedback Phil! 🫡
Thanks for the videos man. I am currently watching this video to relax.
I'm glad you're enjoying it, my friend! 🫡🙏
I have both saws and you won’t go wrong with either one 👌🏾
Happy to hear that 🫡🤟
I like the way you split your wood in small pieces. Just the way I do mine! I can see you have it down great.
Thank you 🫡🤟
The right plan of reinvesting into your business
I try to reinvest as much as I can :)
@ you doing good for a young buck
@mushethecowboycook9353 appreciate the support sir 🙏
You and the splitter both got a workout with those logs 💪💪 keep up the hustle and making 💲💲 👍
Thank you my friend 🫡❤️
Hey buddy. Good to see new video. Your the best. You make that look easy. Be safe and don't get hurt. ❤
I appreciate the support brother! 🫡
@JackofHaulTrades how you doing bro?
@@jamesm611 doing well! You?
@JackofHaulTrades doing well. Weather finally warmed up. Thanks for answering man. ❤️
@JackofHaulTrades looking fit bro. That wood cutting keeping you fit. Look good bro. ❤️
Hard worker bro keep it going blessing
Thank you! 🫡
I think red oak is my favorite kind of wood.Such a pretty wood to split
I agree 👌
I figured you would be phenomenal at this side hustle. I'm so happy that you are being so successful at it. ❤
Me too! 🤟❤️
Hard worker! Enjoyed the fam footage at the end.🙏
Thank you for all the support 🙏 ❤️
Good job , you split a lot of wood. Enjoy watching your videos
Thank you! I appreciate the support my friend
Great video, brother. I feel like I use my pallet forks more than my bucket. I'm always moving random-sized stuff back and forth.
I appreciate the support brotha! 🫡🤟
Cutting wood for days bro!!!😂 Keep it up!
Yessir! 🫡
Hi beautiful, it's always a pleasure to see you.😘❤❤❤
I appreciate the support 🙏 ❤️
Yeah I use 70-90cc saws for firewood, saves so much time.
Time to upgrade 😎
I just picked up a 462C off Facebook Marketplace from someone who does tree work (well maintained saw) and got it for half cost. I’d recommend looking in your area to see if you can find something similar (I’m in Macon GA.) Keep up the great work!
That's a great deal 👌
Hey Andre a nother great video u the best UA-camr on this channel u definitely my favorite UA-camr boss i never miss your video
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@JackofHaulTrades u are so welcome boss
Chips be a flying.
Wait till u see the next saw!
That is some good looking season red oak. Around here pit barbecue people will pay extra for season red and white oak. I would definitely look into it.
I appreciate the feedback boss 🫡
thanks for movie
I appreciate the support!
Keep hustlin bro!
Likewise brother 🫡
Get a MS 661 Andre, I just ordered one for big logs. That saw has the power to run a 25 inch bar and bigger
That's a good saw for sure 👌
Outstanding ❤
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Red wood is considered something exotic for woodworking, where i live (in Latvia).
Good to know 👍
Just another idea ,next time you see a load fly tipped on the roadside take some photos of it to keep on your phone then when someone asks for a quote and they want it done cheaper just show them the photo and say this guy undercut me and this is what he did ,might help persuade customers to go with you.
You're onto something 👀 🫡
You’ve e gotten efficient using that splitter! A log flipper bar would be super handy for you to move those giant logs by hand. And they’re cheap!
I need to invest in one!
That’s some pretty big log. I’ve got several of them I gotta get to as well; however my plan is to cut them in half first. It would make it easier. You can always look into the ripping chain but a regular chain would also cut it with no problem.
Yeah you have a good amount of logs! How is your wood selling?
@ I’ve sold all my seasoned wood and simply working on the pile of wood I currently have. Had to make me a processing table in order to prevent bending up and down. I’ll get a video of my setup this evening
@@tractorworkandmore411 🤟🤟
Your chickens have had fun today! You paid off the splitter so fast... maybe you should spend another $1,000. for a saw.
They definitely did! I agree 👍
Maybe you should buy a few IBC containers to store the wood - you can use the top part as a lid. It would also be best to have a suitable fork to unload the containers. But until then, this would be an option that looks good and still protects the wood from moisture.
I agree! I plan on buying some as soon as I find a good deal!
ding ding
Thanks for watching!
Lotion often in the winter to keep your skin from tearing as easy think of your skin as leather
Yeah, I need to use lotion more often
Do you think the splitter attachment would be better than the stand alone one you have? It seems like you’d lose lots of versatility by having a splitter attachment on the Sm100. Do you think it would be aggravating switching attachments back and forth (forks, trailer hitch, splitter)?
The splitter attachment is nice because it can crack big rounds in half, but no way it would be better than a stand-alone log splitter
It might be to late for the 25” bar but do you grease the end sprocket…there should be a pin hole on the end
Amazon…chainsaw bar greaser
I don't know a single person who greses the bar
@@JackofHaulTradeswell it’s a thing….youtube university 👍🏼
@kirkniles4184 I've seen some people talk about them on Facebook and said if your chainsaw oiler works, you do not need to do that 🤷♂️
@@JackofHaulTradesbut on a long bar the oil at the end of the bar isn’t the same as it would be on a 16”
another idea that you may have already thought of is IBC cages fill them up then the customer knows what he is getting no matter what the size of his truck you can stack an have loose two prices and it will be much cleaner in your yard with no guesswork
Yep I agree 👍
See if you can replace the splitter head with a 4 way to double your splits each cut
They do make an adapter for it
During spring ,summer and early autumn do half an hour to an hour a day splitting wood it will soon mount up save you a lot of time next winter.
Yes, I plan on having my wood split early for next season!
If it was that easy then we probably wouldn't do it. There is a thing called gratification and that's what we get when we work hard and make good money
Thanks for watching 🫡
EVERY DAY WE HUSTLING!!!
Yessir we are! 💪
Go to harbor freight and get the chain saw chain sharpener worth the money
It might be time to invest in a good one 👍
What’s saws do you have?
Sthil ms251 and Sthil ms391
Stick a couple pieces of wood around the tires. Helps keep it from moving too much
Thanks for watching!
You did good today my friend but if you split are cut wood to be split will save time you got you a good splitter so the people that wanted to buy it I would keep it cause you know what you have and if ever going to sell it make sure you can get another one like it are bigger and at what cost to you you still need a table for when breaking the logs down are like I did have a flat one and split it up and put pieces on the one on the ground to save your back better to pick up from half way than the full length off the ground chunk the pieces and set on them but remember if have time do a little bit every chance you get cause the people burn wood in fire pit and it's oak so maybe smoking try some you will like it but a good video my friend keep it up and if slow split wood cause you found you do have a market for it the pallets work just fine so be waiting for next video my friend just a few things I did when splitting firewood to make it easier and save your back thanks again
Thank you my friend! I appreciate the feedback and support as always 🫡🙏
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Не плохо получается!
Thank you! 🫡
I'm not sure if I'm right but when you split the logs, first split in half, then split from center of log and it should split better. After you split the log you are spliting from the outside rings and not the center rings
You are absolutely right 👍👍
Anna Ruby Falls is like 10 mins. from my house
It's a beautiful place!
Can you do
What would you like me to do?
That log splitter probably has either paid for itself by now or close to it that's premium firewood there I charge a little more for that
The log splitter paid for it's double by now :)
Firewood 101 Channel. Should be the new name
Haha, I'll stick to the current name!
@ 😂
You should really overlay some music over the log splitter while its just the motor running. I think people would watch longer if it was more than just the motor running. Or do a voice over anything but the endless running motor lol. Love the content keep it up!
I appreciate the feedback. I try to add music, but I feel like if most of the video was music it would be boring.
Im aorry as soon as I sent that it overlayed with music. Love the content bro I have my own Handyman business down here in Panama City, Fl but I do frequent the Loganville area. Maybe ill catch you out and about one day. Much love be safe bro!
@AaronCertalich That's awesome and Likewise bro 🫡
The person that messaged you on marketplace about your log splitter you should of said sure, put twice the price when you bought it then get a bigger one.
Hahaha your smart 🫡
If you run the ram out, it will flip easier.
Appreciate the feedback 🫡
Can you not stack, some pallets, at the side of the splitter, for the time being ? Just a thought. Until you get the extra bracket.
The motor is on that side
@JackofHaulTrades if you cannot come up with a plan, then we are all fluffed.
Brother sell that splitter and upgrade ,
Look at rugged made 37ton with the log lift it will save your back .
This one does the job for now!
I have a 500i and find it underwhelming… it is not the beast that many rave about on UA-cam in my opinion but it has good chain speed and it’s fairly light weight.
If you want to cut big hardwood fast get yourself a 395xp with a 28”-32” bar… it will not disappoint BUT they are very thirsty saws.
I ran a 500i once it was a monster
You split them too small. Mix it up a bit. You need some monkers to burn overnight,
Your right 👍
@@JackofHaulTrades Trying to save you time and money. You're still like a kid with a new toy so I get it. Lol
@DogSpeak I appreciate all the feedback I can get my friend 👍
Get that new chainsaw and keep making that firewood. It'll pay itself back just like the splitter did.
I agree 👍
table of splitter is to small,place pallet on his side en screw 1 other pallet above it,so it looks an T or place 2 pallets on his side like an table than you have more space for the wood, ,or look for metal desk/bureau,and ask hammer for idea of bigger chainsaw,maybe he have an old 1 for you for buy or rent,so you can make money and buy later an new one ,ask more money for oak wood good luck
looking at that machian split wood i dont think its a 28 ton machian is there a way you can get it checked i would say its about 15 ton some companies lie especially if the hydraulics where made in china lets face it who would know unless you work with heavy loads an equipment there must be a gauge you can hire just imagine the pressure of 28 tones of concrete rock sand on a log i have seen your machian struggle with some of that oak ,,,,,at 25.28 mins,,,,, and 28 tons should go through that like a hot knife through butter no log should stop that machian even if it has knots good luck cool vids
You have a point boss but I have no idea how to check that
@@JackofHaulTrades not sure my self maybe a tool hire shop might have that info 🙂
Cheap
What's cheap?