You gotta let those trolls slide off your back and focus on why all of us are watching you. I come here for the content, screw them people. They will never stop messing with you, just do you brother.
Just found your channel a few weeks ago and have really been enjoying the content. Interesting to see how other people do things, the equipment used and I’ve enjoyed just watching you use the different trucks to haul the wood out. Used to cut a lot of wood in the Florida swamps and what a contrast from Florida to Washington! Keep your haters and armchair quarterbacks at arms length, looks like you have your own way that works for you and you’re providing for your family so nothing else really matters. Take care!
Another enjoyable program. I always look forward to them. Keep showing the beautiful trips to the woods and just ignore the occasional dead skunk on the road. Don’t focus on the skunks just remember 99% of your viewers enjoy your program.
David,.. you hit another “home run”! I enjoy watching your videos while I’m warming up from feeding cows. Keep it up brother,.. and yes,… shed the trollers!
Watching your videos is a great pleasure. They show the correct order of the world :) The right man and the right car in the right place. Greetings from Poland to you and your family.
Another nice piece wood and a great video here in northwest montana the last weekend of hunting season no luck k but I seen 6 wolf's so wolf hunting is on
You need a front bumper spare tire carrier. Best part is if you ever have a head on , you'll be OK. Plus if you get a flat it's up and easy access! They don't block air to motor. A win win.
Hey man what a cool truck , I used to have a 78 250, and we had 2 fireplaces in Ohio at the time , I could and would drive thst truck through the swamp in dead of winter because it was frozen , and colkect dead fall firewood , my gas bill was like $+13 a month I'm the winter , so the hell w the trolls , I can relate to what you are doing , in a cool ass truck to boot , take care , keep on keeping on .
Love your channel man! I'm from the northern part of New Mexico and share a lot of traditions with you from what i've seen, you would fit in well with me and my buddies. Keep kickin ass!
I agree the 28" bar is perfect for firewood. I have it on my 65 and 82 cc saws and now I'm going to try it on my 61cc. I just cut for myself so if its alittle slow thats ok. Just wondering if your still liking your new splitting axes. videos are looking good, stay safe
Watching you find all these easy ones makes me jealous still,lol. I am known for doing the hard ones, pull em up the hill wrestle em all around. I need to get a new bar thinking hard about the light weight one, I run 28" on most of my saws anything longer i just drag the tip in the dirt all the dang time, course I am a short guy. I used to drive my Grandpa's 79 Chevy, pump her 3 times and crank here and she fired everytime. Love Westcoast dogs, and Gordy rocks! I can bump into that fatty fir bark and just let the saw dig. My buddy and I had to rescue his wife from the side of the mountain the whole road was a sheet of ice, scared him and I and her pretty bad so now I am kinda jumpy about going to look for wood in the mountains. So going to go cut off a log deck next few days I think. Thank again for the videos David they help me a lot during the Holiday season, I kinda get down in the dumps around the last part of the year and you guys, Tazman and countless other channels make a big difference with my moral!
Good looking wood there David ! I run 28 to 32 inch on my ms 462 c-m r and I run 25 inch on ms 400 c-m r ! Keep up the good work and videos my friend ! Be safe out there buddy !
I like how you slowly warm up your saws & truck ....just like me . There are so many ppl out their bragging about cold starts . I own both carburetor & efi vehicles ...and I know the efi ones will start in the really cold weather but WHY ...especially if the owner can plug in the engine block heater for a few hours before hand . And if not equipped with a engine block heater , then let it slowly warm up before mashing the throttle . I know of so many ppl who abuse their vehicles with ALWAYS cold starts & then drive away fast . Then years later the engine is knocking etc & they say " oh what a piece of shit " ...
Good vid David. I would like to get into wood that split like that. Haha. I don't even own a axe. Would do no good with wood I work with. Lol. Take care.
Awesome video buddy!! Have you ever ran a jonsred saw?? Like I was saying in one of your other videos I’m a short guy at 4’10” tall and back when I was looking for a saw of my own I happened to google that lightest chain saw and the most cc and jonsred 2159 saw was what popped up!! I new that a buddy of mine had a jonsred saw and he had said he loved running it!! So I ended up going with there 72 cc saw with a 24” bar!!! It’s definitely a fast cutting saw for sure!!! I’d definitely say faster cutting saw than any Stihl saw by far!!! The jonsred saw is made by huskavarna or the other way around!! I’m always forgetting!! Lol!! If you haven’t tried a jonsred saw I would highly recommend trying one for sure!!! Let me no what your thoughts are on a jonsred saw??? I do no that big timber cutters will definitely have a couple different jonsred saws!!!
Hey. It's Jonsered, and from 1978, they are basically Husqvarnas with Jonsered design. The 2159 is basically a 359 husqvarna. Yours is either a 372, or a 572 basically.
Another good video David! Sorry I am behind in viewing the content. It looked to me around the 17:00 mark that the outer dog on the 441 was loose and rattling. You might want to check that and tighten if necessary. Hope you and your family are doing well!
Yeah it’s loose and nut is stripped one of them super cheap plastic coated ones… I need to cut it off and put a new one in… thank you Daniel hopefully have some chain ordered soon to try out your awesome gift
Just wondering - Do you get checked for permits etc very often? How many types of tree do you cut, Fir (Douglas?), Larch anything else? How much difference is there in burning one vs the other? Appreciate the videos. Nice to have something about the outdoors to watch. Hope you and fami9ly have a great Christmas and the new work wear meets your expectations.
My 80's 64cc echo 650 evl atm runs a 24 with a full house currently but asap I'm going to upgrade it to a 28 full house as well as get a new pair dogs on it as well then she be a beautiful saw.
slaying massive fir over here in trout creek MT with a 572xp, 32" man that saw is a killer piece of equipment.. starts every single time even in these low temps. Love love it
I just started watching your videos .your a hard working man. Keep it up your vlogs will slowly get you a paycheck got to love the keyboard haters.hey.
I think that giving really small throttle when it's cold, and would stop like that, would do no harm. I'm talking about like 5% throttle. Basically what you hear as idle. couple of seconds like that, and you can leave it idling.
Enjoying your videos! Excellent cutting videos! Screw the trolls man, you’re doing good stuff. I’m sure the camera makes it look like you’re going faster than reality anyhow.
My husband was wanting to know how long it takes you to fall, quarter and split the wood? He says him and his brother are out doing this all day! Lol You seem pretty fast lol
interested in why you don't use a splitting maul on those big pieces with all your experience around wood? Also curious how much you get for one truck load of wood? we love your channel and we love to see you working so hard.
Because this Fiskars splits better than a maul and half the weight… yes with all my experience I choose the fiskars because of my experience… splitting mauls are a waste of energy unless you are banging a steel wedge threw a big block
I don't agree with everything you say, bot it's not important enough to message over. Don't worry about the fools who have to spout ignorance. The more you talk about them in later videos, the more they're encouraged to be nasty. It gives them a sense that they have some power over you and therefore others. Ignoring them is the best response. They hate that.
Do you have Aspen trees up there where you cut your firewood and do you cut Aspen and do you sell it for firewood and do you use for your fireplace okay?
Much worse my friend! The largest fire we have ever had in 2015 it killed so much timber and now it’s all rotting away so I am trying to make good use of it…
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie We had fires here in 1998 . The timber (mostly used for paper the industry) had to be cut in 30 days. the bugs would destroy it that fast. Your wood sure makes great looking firewood. Be careful and thanks for responding.
If people want to drive slow let them. I drive the speed in the snow I like which is fast: I haven’t crashed. I drive a semi for a livin and I drive that fast in the snow too. We don’t need to slow down the slow pokes they should stay home
I'm not trying tell ya what do but Please make sure that truck is painted well on the undercarriage I would hate to see it start to rust Love them Old Fords I Have a 1964 f250 4x4 with a 292 y block was my Papaw's Truck.. Hope that truck treats u well
Not that a vehicle won't start, as was said how much long term damage is one doing. Battery warmer Block Heater /s One can bring a 2kw gen out if your going to be out in the bush all day. Let the gauge start to read then operate them gently. An engine does operate differently when it is warm then cold.
Wayyyy to lean on the low jet. If it don’t pick that fuel up like normal. It’s too lean. What your doing in wrong The stumble when at idle and blip the throttle. The king time to come back down on the idle circuit Yuppp
It is Douglas fir I am located in Washington state my email is bearcreek25@gmail.com I don’t give my number out on social media just because I don’t want a ton of folks getting it and keeping me up all night haha
You gotta let those trolls slide off your back and focus on why all of us are watching you. I come here for the content, screw them people. They will never stop messing with you, just do you brother.
Yeap
Agree. Great channel, don’t let the idiots and arm chair quarterbacks in mommas basement control your mind. They suck. Keep on keeping on man.
David you have great followers, we are here because we enjoy the outdoors thru your video.
Nice sunny cold work day. Good stuff
Just found your channel a few weeks ago and have really been enjoying the content. Interesting to see how other people do things, the equipment used and I’ve enjoyed just watching you use the different trucks to haul the wood out. Used to cut a lot of wood in the Florida swamps and what a contrast from Florida to Washington! Keep your haters and armchair quarterbacks at arms length, looks like you have your own way that works for you and you’re providing for your family so nothing else really matters. Take care!
Another enjoyable program. I always look forward to them. Keep showing the beautiful trips to the woods and just ignore the occasional dead skunk on the road. Don’t focus on the skunks just remember 99% of your viewers enjoy your program.
David,.. you hit another “home run”! I enjoy watching your videos while I’m warming up from feeding cows. Keep it up brother,.. and yes,… shed the trollers!
Thanks for these videos, I'm too old and banged up now. Always enjoyed a day out cutting. Straight grain sure splits nice!
Glad to see you wearing the chaps in slippery conditions. Peace and health to you.
I still split all my wood by hand yet but I have been eyeing your splitting a size 25 I believe thanks again be safe
Watching your videos is a great pleasure. They show the correct order of the world :) The right man and the right car in the right place. Greetings from Poland to you and your family.
I bought an 044 last fall, so far I love it!
Another good wood video. The wood just doesn't get any better than that. You guys be blessed with health and happiness.
Absolutely love this channel. I look forward to watching all your videos
Thanks for the hard working videos great content
Another nice piece wood and a great video here in northwest montana the last weekend of hunting season no luck k but I seen 6 wolf's so wolf hunting is on
You need a front bumper spare tire carrier. Best part is if you ever have a head on , you'll be OK. Plus if you get a flat it's up and easy access! They don't block air to motor. A win win.
Wacking Axe! Old school! Take care and stay safe my friend 🪵🚜👍🏼🇺🇸
It snowed hard down here today, beautiful view and load
Looks fun
Great day in the woods for sure great wood keep up the hard work David …let’s see some hunting videos filling those elder tags 👍🏼
Hey man what a cool truck , I used to have a 78 250, and we had 2 fireplaces in Ohio at the time , I could and would drive thst truck through the swamp in dead of winter because it was frozen , and colkect dead fall firewood , my gas bill was like $+13 a month I'm the winter , so the hell w the trolls , I can relate to what you are doing , in a cool ass truck to boot , take care , keep on keeping on .
Love your channel man! I'm from the northern part of New Mexico and share a lot of traditions with you from what i've seen, you would fit in well with me and my buddies. Keep kickin ass!
Thanks my friends take care
Yay another new video!
I agree the 28" bar is perfect for firewood. I have it on my 65 and 82 cc saws and now I'm going to try it on my 61cc. I just cut for myself so if its alittle slow thats ok. Just wondering if your still liking your new splitting axes. videos are looking good, stay safe
Watching you find all these easy ones makes me jealous still,lol. I am known for doing the hard ones, pull em up the hill wrestle em all around. I need to get a new bar thinking hard about the light weight one, I run 28" on most of my saws anything longer i just drag the tip in the dirt all the dang time, course I am a short guy. I used to drive my Grandpa's 79 Chevy, pump her 3 times and crank here and she fired everytime. Love Westcoast dogs, and Gordy rocks! I can bump into that fatty fir bark and just let the saw dig. My buddy and I had to rescue his wife from the side of the mountain the whole road was a sheet of ice, scared him and I and her pretty bad so now I am kinda jumpy about going to look for wood in the mountains. So going to go cut off a log deck next few days I think. Thank again for the videos David they help me a lot during the Holiday season, I kinda get down in the dumps around the last part of the year and you guys, Tazman and countless other channels make a big difference with my moral!
Great to see this channel grow, good content my friend!
Agreed that Fiskars axes are the way to go for production. Once I picked up one a few years ago I rarely use my wooden handle lid axes anymore.
I love Fiskars for production but I love my wood handles more
Dude you make splitting all that wood look easy and I know it's not. Good job. Great videos
Good stuff Dave I love the view on your videos. The channel is growing over 6k subs keep it up
good day in the woods! what do you figure "uncle ricks" racks hold as to a 4x4x8 cord for volume?
Great job!
I like that you clean up never seen that before, good idea.
Good looking wood there David ! I run 28 to 32 inch on my ms 462 c-m r and I run 25 inch on ms 400 c-m r ! Keep up the good work and videos my friend ! Be safe out there buddy !
I like how you slowly warm up your saws & truck ....just like me .
There are so many ppl out their bragging about cold starts . I own both carburetor & efi vehicles ...and I know the efi ones will start in the really cold weather but WHY ...especially if the owner can plug in the engine block heater for a few hours before hand . And if not equipped with a engine block heater , then let it slowly warm up before mashing the throttle .
I know of so many ppl who abuse their vehicles with ALWAYS cold starts & then drive away fast . Then years later the engine is knocking etc & they say " oh what a piece of shit " ...
Good vid David. I would like to get into wood that split like that. Haha. I don't even own a axe. Would do no good with wood I work with. Lol. Take care.
Awesome video buddy!! Have you ever ran a jonsred saw?? Like I was saying in one of your other videos I’m a short guy at 4’10” tall and back when I was looking for a saw of my own I happened to google that lightest chain saw and the most cc and jonsred 2159 saw was what popped up!! I new that a buddy of mine had a jonsred saw and he had said he loved running it!! So I ended up going with there 72 cc saw with a 24” bar!!! It’s definitely a fast cutting saw for sure!!! I’d definitely say faster cutting saw than any Stihl saw by far!!! The jonsred saw is made by huskavarna or the other way around!! I’m always forgetting!! Lol!! If you haven’t tried a jonsred saw I would highly recommend trying one for sure!!! Let me no what your thoughts are on a jonsred saw??? I do no that big timber cutters will definitely have a couple different jonsred saws!!!
Hey. It's Jonsered, and from 1978, they are basically Husqvarnas with Jonsered design. The 2159 is basically a 359 husqvarna. Yours is either a 372, or a 572 basically.
Another good video David! Sorry I am behind in viewing the content. It looked to me around the 17:00 mark that the outer dog on the 441 was loose and rattling. You might want to check that and tighten if necessary. Hope you and your family are doing well!
Yeah it’s loose and nut is stripped one of them super cheap plastic coated ones… I need to cut it off and put a new one in… thank you Daniel hopefully have some chain ordered soon to try out your awesome gift
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie Glad to hear, keep up the good work and content!!
Just wondering - Do you get checked for permits etc very often? How many types of tree do you cut, Fir (Douglas?), Larch anything else? How much difference is there in burning one vs the other? Appreciate the videos. Nice to have something about the outdoors to watch. Hope you and fami9ly have a great Christmas and the new work wear meets your expectations.
You must be in really good shape. That s alot of work I'M 78 but use a splitter
My 80's
64cc echo 650 evl atm runs a 24 with a full house currently but asap I'm going to upgrade it to a 28 full house as well as get a new pair dogs on it as well then she be a beautiful saw.
slaying massive fir over here in trout creek MT with a 572xp, 32" man that saw is a killer piece of equipment.. starts every single time even in these low temps. Love love it
Are you going to make a video of the new wood racks being built?
I just started watching your videos .your a hard working man. Keep it up your vlogs will slowly get you a paycheck got to love the keyboard haters.hey.
I think that giving really small throttle when it's cold, and would stop like that, would do no harm. I'm talking about like 5% throttle. Basically what you hear as idle. couple of seconds like that, and you can leave it idling.
If it was green it's not easy to split, they sound dry
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Enjoying your videos! Excellent cutting videos! Screw the trolls man, you’re doing good stuff. I’m sure the camera makes it look like you’re going faster than reality anyhow.
Haters are a sign of success
Hey Anthony hear what year is the Hulk is it a 70ish Ford
GOOD
My husband was wanting to know how long it takes you to fall, quarter and split the wood?
He says him and his brother are out doing this all day! Lol You seem pretty fast lol
On our big Ford I can be done in 3-4 hours and it holds 2 cord
It takes me around 1 1/2 hours for this truck
interested in why you don't use a splitting maul on those big pieces with all your experience around wood? Also curious how much you get for one truck load of wood? we love your channel and we love to see you working so hard.
Because this Fiskars splits better than a maul and half the weight… yes with all my experience I choose the fiskars because of my experience… splitting mauls are a waste of energy unless you are banging a steel wedge threw a big block
Youre sub count is growing fast
Whats on the gas jug? can you do a video on it?
What is the most aggressive cutting chain you use? Do you still lower the rakers on it, too? Thanks
For cutting fire wood I lower my rakers to .035 and when I am cutting timber or production felling I run .025
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie thank you. So you are mor aggressive when bucking and less so when felling, correct?
@@rottiejakeluke that is correct
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie appreciate the confirmation. I think your videos are GREAT!!!!!
@@rottiejakeluke thanks my friend
I don't agree with everything you say, bot it's not important enough to message over. Don't worry about the fools who have to spout ignorance. The more you talk about them in later videos, the more they're encouraged to be nasty. It gives them a sense that they have some power over you and therefore others. Ignoring them is the best response. They hate that.
It would be sweet if you had dump bed . I had a j20 with a factory dump ?!
Do you have Aspen trees up there where you cut your firewood and do you cut Aspen and do you sell it for firewood and do you use for your fireplace okay?
Yes we have some aspen no I don’t cut it or use it… just Douglas fir and tamarack
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie thank you very much welcome
Where state you at im in Pennsylvania. Herb Baker
Wa state
I heard that those chisel but chains are good I looked them up and they're pretty pricy but seem to be worth it
All I run is chisel full skip chain it’s the best
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie oh I didn't know that sounds like it's a good one eh
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsiewhat's full skip
what is the cost of a cord of wood out where you live
All depends on how far it’s delivered 200-500 and what area the ppl live in
David I know you work safe when you are out in the woods working. But I would feel better if you had another person with ypu..Be careful.
Just ignore the trolls.
Block em and move on
New rails will help less loads, truck will handle bigger load especially dry wood saves on gas, and trips.
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Were I'm at ILL there is NO tree that splits that easy ???????? what kind of pine is that.
It’s not pine I don’t cut any pine unless it’s for making boards for decorative pieces… I only cut Douglas fir and tamarack
I see a lot of charred trees ... from a controlled burn ? or much worse ?
Much worse my friend! The largest fire we have ever had in 2015 it killed so much timber and now it’s all rotting away so I am trying to make good use of it…
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie We had fires here in 1998 . The timber (mostly used for paper the industry) had to be cut in 30 days. the bugs would destroy it that fast. Your wood sure makes great looking firewood. Be careful and thanks for responding.
If people want to drive slow let them. I drive the speed in the snow I like which is fast: I haven’t crashed. I drive a semi for a livin and I drive that fast in the snow too. We don’t need to slow down the slow pokes they should stay home
I'm not trying tell ya what do but Please make sure that truck is painted well on the undercarriage I would hate to see it start to rust Love them Old Fords I Have a 1964 f250 4x4 with a 292 y block was my Papaw's Truck.. Hope that truck treats u well
Once we get moved and I get the shop built I plan on restoring all of our trucks… totally agree
what do you sell your firewood for?
What do u mean?
@@mountainlifewithdavidkelsie how much cord?
@@bobchester6612 depends on how far I have to haul it… how much money do you have in your bank account?
Shalom.
The last row you split in just a few minutes would take an hour on most gas splitters. I really enjoy our videos, keep them coming.
Not that a vehicle won't start, as was said how much long term damage is one doing.
Battery warmer
Block Heater /s
One can bring a 2kw gen out if your going to be out in the bush all day.
Let the gauge start to read then operate them gently.
An engine does operate differently when it is warm then cold.
you should get you cant hook
I would definitely love one that’s for sure just never think of it when I have the spare change
Wayyyy to lean on the low jet.
If it don’t pick that fuel up like normal. It’s too lean. What your doing in wrong
The stumble when at idle and blip the throttle. The king time to come back down on the idle circuit
Yuppp
Fun Fact: the chainsaw was invented by two Scottish doctors to cut a woman’s pelvic bone in order to deliver breeched babies. 😳😳😳
Is the wood you cut Ponderosa? Where are you located? Telephone number, please?
Thanks
It is Douglas fir I am located in Washington state my email is bearcreek25@gmail.com I don’t give my number out on social media just because I don’t want a ton of folks getting it and keeping me up all night haha
Every wack sounds like a home run hit at Yankees stadium , that’s an indicator to the “green wood” trolls this wood is seasoned ready to burn. 🪵🔥