Good morning Brad, Just picked up a truck load of pallets from work myself yesterday. I started using them like firewood Midwest and In the woodyard. Nice video today. Take care friend 👍🇺🇸
Wow what a score with those pallets! Great finding those good connections! Awesome that you were able to find that many as well! To bad for getting the rain soaking at the end, but that was definitely a good day with the Big Dodge! Andrew from NB :)
Another Marylander...Salute! I'm grabbing a trailer this weekend and planned on doing junk removal as a side hustle. But I guess I could try to get into this if it would be worth it.
If you haven't already, check out In The Woodyard, and how he uses pallets on the ends of the stacks so he don't have to cross stack on the ends. He also has a video on just gloves!
the feed store I use has fencing gloves that look like they will last a while. No set I have used last more then a year. Goat skin gloves get a good rating. But the cow hide glove I use seem to last as long.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve settled on the cheap ones because they all wear out quickly. Haven’t tried the goat skin yet though. Appreciate you watching!
Good morning Brad . Nice connection on the pallets. I've been getting mine free from construction sites. They are always happy to let me take anything they have.I have a glove recommendation for you .I'll get the info on them later today.
U-line may be able to help. But the other thing to think about is cost. If you but a interpack of gloves for say 8.99 for 10 is it worth the cost of a good dish soap to clean your hands for say 2.99 for a large bottle. I never use gloves for pallets or firewood or even log work.
Hey Brad, yet another excellent production. It is no wonder why your community is growing so quickly! Gloves... Grrrr! That sure is a popular topic. First off, I Hate wearing gloves! Splinters, slivers and abrasions are something I've grown accustomed to, so I generally wear them when conditions are either cold, wet or dangerous. I am reluctant to spend more than $7 on a pair of gloves. I tend to buy canvas backed, leather palm gloves. I've found that no matter what type of glove I buy, if I go a size larger than what feels ideal, they will last a lot longer. Any of the reinforced fingertip gloves I've bought always come apart at the seams. Bless'ns to ya, Tedd
Thanks so much for the feedback Tedd. I also appreciate the positive remarks. I guess I’ll just keep trying something and pick the best of the worst lol. I hope all is well and thanks so much for watching!
Gday Brad, awesome score on the pallets mate, I’d never had thought you’d fit 60 on the truck n trailer. I don’t doubt if you get inundated with pallets I’m sure you’ll be able to shift them for a few $$$$$’s
Hi Brad, nice pallet connection for sure. The great glove debate rages on. I've been using Kinco brand and they last longer than anything I've tried. Glad to see the channel is flourishing. WST
I use leather gloves from Rural King. I bought a couple pair advertised as “buffalo hide” and they seem to be holding up. I go through about 4 pair per year.
My dad had a Masonry business and the only gloves that lasted for him were wonder gloves. The gloves were a thin cotton mesh with a rubber coating on the palm and fingers. Had great grip. There price were more affordable and longest lasting gloves we ever found.
I use welding gloves. When the tip of the fingers start wearing down I put duck tape on them. It save alot of money. I tried the pig skin gloves not much luck with them.
Contact in the woodyard and find out where he buys his gloves he has experienced the same thing you are going through and he has come upon gloves that last him pretty good.
Try Firm Grip Nitrile dipped gloves from HD. You can get a 15 pack for $10. I've recently bought some Hart pro impact gloves at Walmart. They are on clearance for about $4 depending on location.
You can try Gorilla gloves from Home Depot or the rubber dipped gloves. The rubber dipped aren't good for dexterity but they should last awhile for the pallets. OWB uses the rubber dipped gloves. Thanks for making these videos.
I have had good luck with the CLC T5 HiVisibility Gloves. I am just now as in Today starting to try out a pair of goat leather gloves. I have heard good things but today is only day one.
Harbor Freight has some really nice, long lasting, cheap gloves that do well when working with firewood. They are called Hardy Latex Coated work gloves. They are yellow on the palm side and grey colored on the back. They are currently on sale for $1.49 a pair. They'll last a very long time. They fit tight and grip well. The tips on the fingers last a very, very long time. The Ohio Wood Burner channel guy swears by them. I like them a lot, but don't like wearing them in cold weather. Costco has some nice Well's Lamont Leather gloves. They are really cheap there when they are on sale. You can currently get 6 pairs online for $29.99. The stores usually carry 3 pairs for $20.00. Normally, these gloves cost around $13 a pair at Walmart/Amazon. When Costco has a sale, you can get them as cheap as 3 pair for $14.00. The tips will eventually wear out on the leather gloves, but they'll last a long time and are very nice to wear. I use the Hardy gloves now when I'm splitting and stacking wood most of the time. Try them out and you can make a review video on them for more channel content.
After using the Hardy gloves today, I think I like the Well's Lamont Leather gloves a little bit better. The Hardy gloves feel so tight on your hands. All of the gloves will eventually go bad, but they should give you a good bang for the buck. I just my buy the 6 pairs from Costco today, since I only have 1 new pair left.
I have found none better than the harbor freight rubber dipped gloves for handling wood. They come in different sizes and are generally a buck and a half for the yellow ones. The down side is that dipped gloves are really too hot in the summer and too cold when it drops much below freezing. They wear out rather fast but really no worse than other brands that cost much more.
I got tired of paying 13 or more bucks for a pair of gloves. This I am not a cheep guy by any means but gloves last about 1 month for me reguardless of brand or cost. So I have gone the harbor freight route under 2 bucks a pair for the same time use out of them as tge expensive ones.. Nice score on pallets..
My boys race quads, some of their sponsors gave them unlimited gloves. I use the ones they don't like or they went to another style. But I get about 4 to 5 months out of a pair of motocross gloves.
Good morning Brad,
Just picked up a truck load of pallets from work myself yesterday.
I started using them like firewood Midwest and In the woodyard.
Nice video today.
Take care friend 👍🇺🇸
What do you use the pallets for ?
Score! Maybe I need some pallets. Good show. See you on the next one
Wow what a score with those pallets! Great finding those good connections! Awesome that you were able to find that many as well! To bad for getting the rain soaking at the end, but that was definitely a good day with the Big Dodge! Andrew from NB :)
Great sharing and you scored big on the pallets. Stay safe and enjoy today's weather my friend 💥👍
Another Marylander...Salute! I'm grabbing a trailer this weekend and planned on doing junk removal as a side hustle. But I guess I could try to get into this if it would be worth it.
If you haven't already, check out In The Woodyard, and how he uses pallets on the ends of the stacks so he don't have to cross stack on the ends. He also has a video on just gloves!
I would also point that out. Its a big time saver when you have enough pallets. Love watch these vids. Greetings from The Netherlands.
Nice score on the pallets Brad. I need to find myself a new pallet connection. Take care!👍🏻
Thanks for watching as always my friend
I use mechanic gloves I purchased from Walmart, they work perfectly
I have the same problem and have decided to go the route of Ohio Wood Burner...buy cheap throwaway Harbor Freight gloves.
Same here..
the feed store I use has fencing gloves that look like they will last a while. No set I have used last more then a year. Goat skin gloves get a good rating. But the cow hide glove I use seem to last as long.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ve settled on the cheap ones because they all wear out quickly. Haven’t tried the goat skin yet though. Appreciate you watching!
Good morning Brad . Nice connection on the pallets. I've been getting mine free from construction sites. They are always happy to let me take anything they have.I have a glove recommendation for you .I'll get the info on them later today.
Awesome. Thanks so much
Nice load of pallets! Good exercise also! Lol ask chris in the woodyard about the best gloves🚜🪵👍🏼🇱🇷
Thanks for watching! I appreciate you taking the time to comment as well. Have a great day!
I noticed you playing jenga trying to fit them in to optimize room
Yeah trying to make the trip as worth while as possible. Didn’t have the dump trailer back then
U-line may be able to help. But the other thing to think about is cost. If you but a interpack of gloves for say 8.99 for 10 is it worth the cost of a good dish soap to clean your hands for say 2.99 for a large bottle. I never use gloves for pallets or firewood or even log work.
Hey Brad, yet another excellent production. It is no wonder why your community is growing so quickly! Gloves... Grrrr! That sure is a popular topic. First off, I Hate wearing gloves! Splinters, slivers and abrasions are something I've grown accustomed to, so I generally wear them when conditions are either cold, wet or dangerous.
I am reluctant to spend more than $7 on a pair of gloves. I tend to buy canvas backed, leather palm gloves. I've found that no matter what type of glove I buy, if I go a size larger than what feels ideal, they will last a lot longer. Any of the reinforced fingertip gloves I've bought always come apart at the seams.
Bless'ns to ya, Tedd
Thanks so much for the feedback Tedd. I also appreciate the positive remarks. I guess I’ll just keep trying something and pick the best of the worst lol. I hope all is well and thanks so much for watching!
Gday Brad, awesome score on the pallets mate, I’d never had thought you’d fit 60 on the truck n trailer. I don’t doubt if you get inundated with pallets I’m sure you’ll be able to shift them for a few $$$$$’s
Hi Brad, nice pallet connection for sure. The great glove debate rages on. I've been using Kinco brand and they last longer than anything I've tried. Glad to see the channel is flourishing. WST
Didn’t recognize you with out the beard lol
Great score on the pallets
Lol thanks
ridgecut leather gloves, just lost mine off a truck bed but used em with much gratitude for about a year and a half
I use leather gloves from Rural King. I bought a couple pair advertised as “buffalo hide” and they seem to be holding up. I go through about 4 pair per year.
Brad, I feel you with the gloves thing lol, happens the same to me every single time, I dont have a solution or any recommendation yet 😢
My dad had a Masonry business and the only gloves that lasted for him were wonder gloves. The gloves were a thin cotton mesh with a rubber coating on the palm and fingers. Had great grip. There price were more affordable and longest lasting gloves we ever found.
Thanks for the feedback. I’ll have to try and find those
@@FirewoodattheFurnace I just went to their website and for 40 pair for $48 . I did see another site selling them for two dollars a pair.
@@kevinbrewer2141 Great thanks so much. What is the website?
Wrap Gaffa tape aound the tips when new.
I use welding gloves. When the tip of the fingers start wearing down I put duck tape on them. It save alot of money. I tried the pig skin gloves not much luck with them.
Thanks for the feedback!
Contact in the woodyard and find out where he buys his gloves he has experienced the same thing you are going through and he has come upon gloves that last him pretty good.
Try Firm Grip Nitrile dipped gloves from HD. You can get a 15 pack for $10. I've recently bought some Hart pro impact gloves at Walmart. They are on clearance for about $4 depending on location.
Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate it
Great score on pallets. All our gloves fo the same. Unfortunately, gloves don't hold up. O need to find good gloves also. Have a Safe Day
You can try Gorilla gloves from Home Depot or the rubber dipped gloves. The rubber dipped aren't good for dexterity but they should last awhile for the pallets. OWB uses the rubber dipped gloves. Thanks for making these videos.
Appreciate the feedback. Thanks for watching!
Thank you. Could you tell me what kind of taxes I have to pay in this business. Thank you
I have had good luck with the CLC T5 HiVisibility Gloves. I am just now as in Today starting to try out a pair of goat leather gloves. I have heard good things but today is only day one.
Yes goat skin is supposed to be great. Let me know. Thanks!
I Know the feeling of the glove issue, mine look the same worn out fingers.
Brad, I've used goat skinned gloves for years. They last for ever.
Thanks for the feedback John
Harbor Freight has some really nice, long lasting, cheap gloves that do well when working with firewood. They are called Hardy Latex Coated work gloves. They are yellow on the palm side and grey colored on the back. They are currently on sale for $1.49 a pair. They'll last a very long time. They fit tight and grip well. The tips on the fingers last a very, very long time. The Ohio Wood Burner channel guy swears by them. I like them a lot, but don't like wearing them in cold weather. Costco has some nice Well's Lamont Leather gloves. They are really cheap there when they are on sale. You can currently get 6 pairs online for $29.99. The stores usually carry 3 pairs for $20.00. Normally, these gloves cost around $13 a pair at Walmart/Amazon. When Costco has a sale, you can get them as cheap as 3 pair for $14.00. The tips will eventually wear out on the leather gloves, but they'll last a long time and are very nice to wear. I use the Hardy gloves now when I'm splitting and stacking wood most of the time. Try them out and you can make a review video on them for more channel content.
After using the Hardy gloves today, I think I like the Well's Lamont Leather gloves a little bit better. The Hardy gloves feel so tight on your hands. All of the gloves will eventually go bad, but they should give you a good bang for the buck. I just my buy the 6 pairs from Costco today, since I only have 1 new pair left.
Thanks so much for all of the feedback. That’s a lot of great info!
I have found none better than the harbor freight rubber dipped gloves for handling wood. They come in different sizes and are generally a buck and a half for the yellow ones. The down side is that dipped gloves are really too hot in the summer and too cold when it drops much below freezing. They wear out rather fast but really no worse than other brands that cost much more.
Hi brad. Who do u sell the pallets too
Hello, I don’t sell the pallets, I use them to stack my firewood on
@@FirewoodattheFurnace gotcha. Thank u
Football wide receiver gloves won't wear out the finger tips
Nice load of pallets, For the life of me I can’t understand why people dont wear seatbelts.
where do you sell them?
I don’t sell them, I use them for firewood
I see. Do you know who buys them off hand? Just tryin to get info
@@kingrobthegreat7446 I’ve seen many of them locally on Craigslist for around $2-$4 a piece
in the woodyard guy uses...what appears to be re enforced finger gloves..try asking him
I got tired of paying 13 or more bucks for a pair of gloves. This I am not a cheep guy by any means but gloves last about 1 month for me reguardless of brand or cost.
So I have gone the harbor freight route under 2 bucks a pair for the same time use out of them as tge expensive ones..
Nice score on pallets..
Did you ever go back and finish getting the rest of the pallets?
Not yet but I will soon
I think everyone has the same issue with gloves. I look forward to reading the comments to see if anyone knows of any.
I use Kincos gloves exclusively.
The don't last forever they're a great value for the money
Thanks for the input
If u had straps, you could've loaded about 200 pallets in total.. just some advice
getthe blue rubber gloves on amazon they are cheap
I see pallets everywhere for free but my goto place is NAPA. I don’t take the lightweight pine ones.
Duct tape the finger tips has extended many gloves for me in po-dunk Oklahoma, Lol
Lol I’ve heard that. Might give it a shot lol
What are the best places that have large quantities of pallets ?
Tractor supply, grocery stores, or landscaping companies is where I have had the best luck
You took 60 pallets but left many behind.
Took all I could fit lol
My boys race quads, some of their sponsors gave them unlimited gloves. I use the ones they don't like or they went to another style. But I get about 4 to 5 months out of a pair of motocross gloves.
Never thought about that. Thanks for the feedback, and for watching!
60 pallets in 2 months is slow
I need 200 a day
Wow that’s a big operation
try 100 percent pig skin gloves....
I use duct tape to extend the life of my leather gloves
same here