Wonderful and beautiful work, Adrian, I am Salah from Morocco, North Africa. I follow all your work on a farm and I like the way you work because you are creative. While I am on the verge of a project to raise dairy cows, and I hope to activate my Arabic translation so that we can benefit more. Thank you, my friend Adrian
Fair play Adrian, 50k is an incredible achievement. Should be very proud of it. To be honest we would be lost without your video’s. I love watching them while I’m taking me tea at work on the night shift
Adrian, it’s no wonder your channel is doing so well, your content is brilliant, very informative and entertaining to watch, I wouldn’t be surprised if your at 100k by mid next year.
Paddy Gun: I think that I first saw Adrian during the bale off challenge year before last. I was impressed. Mind you, I went to parochial school taught be Irish nuns in Florida, USA, so I have always been intrigued by and to know more about Ireland. Adrian captivated me. He explains himself so well. It is more than just entertainment; I am learning about dairy farming, farm maintenance, tractor repair, cameras, motors, filters, welding, clamps, liming fields... I always look forward to the next video. It is a real learning opportunity and so well explained--100k for sure.
@@georgiaannbicknell6129 as someone who farms as a hobby I try follow what Adrian does a bit, his way of farming is a level above most and is a good example, everything is thought out and everything is kept neat and straight
Well done on the 50000 subscibers Your content is fabulous especially for non farmers.....everything you share makes a lot of sense ....you are doing a great job and demonstrating how important farming is to all of us,,,,,,GREAT JOB Buddy!!!
Savage piece of kit that log splitter Adrian, well ware on the upgrade 👍🏼 I'm still old school with the axe 🤣 I'm hoping to get one made so I can pull behind the van and run it off a power pack. Just need a power pack,have all the other parts. 👌🏼
Cheers for the mid week video Adrian. Thats some machine i used to love making kindling from auld pallets for the coal fire those days are gone here in Glasgow 👍 👍 🏴
Love all of your videos. They are so interesting and I for one, really like the log splitter. Thanks once again for giving us such an interesting video. Connecticut, USA.
Hi Adrian,another entertaining video,50.000 subs! Well you and your family certainly earned it,absolutely brilliant viewing,always looking forward to Sunday’s when you’re on,and occasional weekdays when you have time,well done matey👍
Congrats on 50K 😎 I got one of the Carrol log splitters earlier this year, great bit of kit. I didn't bother with the stainless plate, just rub a bit of oil on the table where the paint wears off.
That's a great log splitter. I think the stainless is over kill tho. The top plate would never rust away. Any rust would only be a light surface rust. But it's certainly a fast well built machine.
I am one of your States views and indeed I was wondering why your slabs were so thin, I thought must just be the way they look because of the video... NOPE! 30 seconds later you explained just why. Really enjoy your videos, thank you for taking the time and putting it the work to produce them!
Hi there. Yes the stoves over here are a good bit smaller than the states. I harvest a lot of hardwood, Ash, beech mostly. My stoves take logs around 11 inches long but I don't split them any more than 4 inches thick. Main reason is our climate is so damp, zny thicker makes them harder to dry.
A very satisfying job I would say , very efficient system especially given the number of fires. I would say your wood will slide easier over a stainless steel working surface.
We have a wood furnace so was very interested how you split wood. I like how the your splitter works. I like the vertical idea .... Our splitter is horizontal. It works well too but you have gravity on your side. Cheers from Ontario, Canada
Hi Adrian what a cracking setup you have there well done on the 50,000 subscribers it's a great channel to watch and I really enjoy it. Keep up the great work & content 👌👍😉
Put it on a pallet Adrian - that’s what i do with mine - watch your back in the part you’ve sped up…. Not good lad. Swipe slide them then across into your tipsy bin. I know you’ve a higher first lift but they’re not that heavy and it’s only one movement every once in a while 👍🏼
Carrol Engineering looks to be a very capable company and one that knows how to repay in kind something that also benefitted them. This is my type of company. The log splitter looks absolutely fantastic!
Nice piece of equipment. 5 mins work gets rid of the red rust patch lol Stainless looks really well on it though. When I got my log splitter made, I asked for the table to be made a few inches higher and glad I did. They're a great job, cut though big knotty rings in no time that could take 20mins with an axe.
Question, would it be possible to make a video on how to buy indoor woodstoves in your area, either used or new locally made ones and what to look for when buying a used stove.
Goodman Adrian, another great video of one of your many jobs, you maybe a small diary man but there's plenty to do no matter the farm size 😉 Congratulations on the 50k 👍
I have a small wood splitter….. but if you want a bit of exercise, I can recommend the large Gransfors Bruks splitting axe. I purchased one a few years ago and because it’s such a beautiful axe it makes a fella use it…. Mind you it results in pieces of split wood going everywhere, but hey… 👍
I'm from the States and I understood why you were cutting them small right from the start. You use more wood burning stoves and such in Ireland where in the United States we cut firewood for fireplaces. Your woodburning stoves are much more efficient so they burn smaller logs much slower.. Here in the States fireplaces are mostly decorative. Because we're stupid like that. Lol
There is no doubt about it that splitter is a savage job. Makes life so much easier and makes light work of those logs. I personally split all my own stuff by hand with an axe because number 1, I can't afford a nice splitter like that and I don't have a tractor to put one on anyway and number 2, I like splitting sticks by hand. It is hard work but always worth it at the end of the day when there is a lovely pile of sticks in the shed. Swinging the axe is a great way to keep fit as well or so I like to tell myself.
I split all by hand for many’s a year, unfortunately hurt my back badly when I was younger so have to watch what I do, I’m fit to do most jobs without bother but splitting sticks always sets it off
That log splitter is lovely, it’s a shame it doesn’t have an auto reciprocating feature, that would save you even more time and take a bit of the workload off your shoulders & elbows constantly reaching to the levers.
The one thing that disappoints Me slightly is that at the bottom of the down stroke you have to manually input the upstroke. Surely the up stroke should be automatic?
Another good job done around the house.. getting the firewood 🪵 in for the Winter.. congrats 🥳 on the 50k… Just thinking I’ve got a few lumps of firewood a needing spiting…🤔 maybe I’ll throw them out to you to split for me….😉
It's good you're looking after your Mom & Dad. You're a good son.
Stainless steel top finishes her off well. Looks a great product 👌👌
Wonderful and beautiful work, Adrian, I am Salah from Morocco, North Africa. I follow all your work on a farm and I like the way you work because you are creative. While I am on the verge of a project to raise dairy cows, and I hope to activate my Arabic translation so that we can benefit more. Thank you, my friend Adrian
I love how smooth and quite that log splitter is. Totally impressed.
Fair play Adrian, 50k is an incredible achievement. Should be very proud of it. To be honest we would be lost without your video’s. I love watching them while I’m taking me tea at work on the night shift
love how hudson is exited about it
James is a perfectionist. Takes great pride in everything he makes and makes it to a top standard. And a really nice guy to deal with.
Adrian your log splitter is brilliant and lovely to see you cutting timber for your parents
Adrian, it’s no wonder your channel is doing so well, your content is brilliant, very informative and entertaining to watch, I wouldn’t be surprised if your at 100k by mid next year.
Paddy Gun: I think that I first saw Adrian during the bale off challenge year before last. I was impressed. Mind you, I went to parochial school taught be Irish nuns in Florida, USA, so I have always been intrigued by and to know more about Ireland. Adrian captivated me. He explains himself so well. It is more than just entertainment; I am learning about dairy farming, farm maintenance, tractor repair, cameras, motors, filters, welding, clamps, liming fields... I always look forward to the next video. It is a real learning opportunity and so well explained--100k for sure.
@@georgiaannbicknell6129 as someone who farms as a hobby I try follow what Adrian does a bit, his way of farming is a level above most and is a good example, everything is thought out and everything is kept neat and straight
It's a good job you have Hudson there to keep you right.
Nice one Adrian, good on yeah for promoting local companies, tidy bit of machinery!
50k ADRIAN BRILLIANT STUFF, CONGRATS.
A lovely bit of firewood Adrian and nice to see you doing some for your parents 😀
Well done on the 50000 subscibers Your content is fabulous especially for non farmers.....everything you share makes a lot of sense ....you are doing a great job and demonstrating how important farming is to all of us,,,,,,GREAT JOB Buddy!!!
Just saw there on your subscriber count congratulations on 50k
Great video Adrian hi that’s some log splitter looks very well made hi that watch you have is 2 mins slow 😜🤣🤣👍
Great log splitter Adrian! Money well spent. Last a lifetime…. Maybe two!
50K!!! Congrats Adrian! Keep up the good work!
That is some log splitter,fairplay on reaching 50,000,another 50,000 now,Great videos as always
You’re at 50k now as I’ve watched this. Well done and keep them coming 💪
Log splitter great job.would u put a star cutter on it .could speed it up .👍🚜🚜
if only all farmers were like you , clean and tidy nice to see, most farms look like scrap yards that i have seen in england.
Good bit of kit makes hardworking easy and your stocked up for Christmas
Nice logspliter
Well done Adrian 👍🏼 50 k
… always great content… 😎👌🏼
Savage piece of kit that log splitter Adrian, well ware on the upgrade 👍🏼
I'm still old school with the axe 🤣
I'm hoping to get one made so I can pull behind the van and run it off a power pack. Just need a power pack,have all the other parts. 👌🏼
Cheers for the mid week video Adrian. Thats some machine i used to love making kindling from auld pallets for the coal fire those days are gone here in Glasgow 👍 👍 🏴
Love all of your videos. They are so interesting and I for one, really like the log splitter. Thanks once again for giving us such an interesting video. Connecticut, USA.
Congrats on 50k subscribers
Well done Adrain. Your progress continues.🐄🐄
That's a great splitter Adrian, had to laugh at your invisible watch!!
Well done on 50k subs. Your videos have great content and always enjoyable. Thanks for sharing them.
Congratulations on 50,000 I’m subscribed for a long time now keep it up 👍👌
Hi Adrian,another entertaining video,50.000 subs! Well you and your family certainly earned it,absolutely brilliant viewing,always looking forward to Sunday’s when you’re on,and occasional weekdays when you have time,well done matey👍
Congrats on 50K 😎 I got one of the Carrol log splitters earlier this year, great bit of kit. I didn't bother with the stainless plate, just rub a bit of oil on the table where the paint wears off.
Congrats on the 50k :)
i added a engine hoist onto my wood splitter for the really heavy ones... works a treat....
Yes Carroll’s make them with a hoist as well, great job
Congratulations on 50 k .
Great bit of kit Adrian great video keep them coming stay safe 👍👍👌👌🚜🚜
Well done on the 50k subscribers Adrian, totally well deserved, here’s to the 100k next milestone
That's a great log splitter. I think the stainless is over kill tho. The top plate would never rust away. Any rust would only be a light surface rust. But it's certainly a fast well built machine.
Congratulations on 50k Aidey. Heres to 100k. I've got a home made splitter that works horizontally but that one of yours is class. Lovely bit of kit.
I am one of your States views and indeed I was wondering why your slabs were so thin, I thought must just be the way they look because of the video... NOPE! 30 seconds later you explained just why. Really enjoy your videos, thank you for taking the time and putting it the work to produce them!
Hi there. Yes the stoves over here are a good bit smaller than the states. I harvest a lot of hardwood, Ash, beech mostly. My stoves take logs around 11 inches long but I don't split them any more than 4 inches thick. Main reason is our climate is so damp, zny thicker makes them harder to dry.
Great Job
That does look like a very handy log splitter. The collie is gas 😄
Beautifully built log splitter. Those lads aren't cutting costs with the finish that's on it!
Nice log splitter 👍
A very satisfying job I would say , very efficient system especially given the number of fires. I would say your wood will slide easier over a stainless steel working surface.
Just love watching your videos you are so tidy credit to farmers
Great job Adrian! Congrats on the 50k!👏👏
We have a wood furnace so was very interested how you split wood. I like how the your splitter works. I like the vertical idea .... Our splitter is horizontal. It works well too but you have gravity on your side. Cheers from Ontario, Canada
Hi Adrian what a cracking setup you have there well done on the 50,000 subscribers it's a great channel to watch and I really enjoy it. Keep up the great work & content 👌👍😉
Great blog A ...not many subs left for 50k...and well deserved
That looks mint now, stainless finishes it off rightly so it does
Nice piece of kit.
Your channel is interesting and very informative. Congratulations on the 50,000 subscribers.
Great video keep up the good work
Looks like an awesome setup. Congrats on the almost 50k. You and your family should be proud!
Put it on a pallet Adrian - that’s what i do with mine - watch your back in the part you’ve sped up…. Not good lad. Swipe slide them then across into your tipsy bin. I know you’ve a higher first lift but they’re not that heavy and it’s only one movement every once in a while 👍🏼
Carrol Engineering looks to be a very capable company and one that knows how to repay in kind something that also benefitted them. This is my type of company. The log splitter looks absolutely fantastic!
I agree fully, I have always been treated very well long before UA-cam. There’s no job these guys can’t do in fairness
You give all the views a great in site of how your machinery works you do a great job keep the incredible work you do up
Nice piece of equipment. 5 mins work gets rid of the red rust patch lol Stainless looks really well on it though. When I got my log splitter made, I asked for the table to be made a few inches higher and glad I did. They're a great job, cut though big knotty rings in no time that could take 20mins with an axe.
Great video Adrian Great splitter
Best farming channel by far. Anybody know what's become of Keane Farm Life?
Well done on 50k just a pleasure to watch 💯
Congrats on the almost 50k.
Congrats on 50K
Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.
fine table on splitter
Congratulations on all your subscribers your channel is great
Great video. Enjoy your channel.
Great job
Question, would it be possible to make a video on how to buy indoor woodstoves in your area, either used or new locally made ones and what to look for when buying a used stove.
Goodman Adrian, another great video of one of your many jobs, you maybe a small diary man but there's plenty to do no matter the farm size 😉
Congratulations on the 50k 👍
I have a small wood splitter….. but if you want a bit of exercise, I can recommend the large Gransfors Bruks splitting axe.
I purchased one a few years ago and because it’s such a beautiful axe it makes a fella use it…. Mind you it results in pieces of split wood going everywhere, but hey… 👍
I'm from the States and I understood why you were cutting them small right from the start. You use more wood burning stoves and such in Ireland where in the United States we cut firewood for fireplaces. Your woodburning stoves are much more efficient so they burn smaller logs much slower.. Here in the States fireplaces are mostly decorative. Because we're stupid like that. Lol
You can see your fine self smiling on the stainless steel.
So you know you're happy.
Another nice, neat job! Hope you and the family are doing well. Happy Thanksgiving from the states👍. Thanks for the video Adrian!
Have a look at getting an 18" "hookaroon" , saves the back when lifting blocks onto the table, and usually less than €20.
By the way how's the new addition to your family doing, hope there all well
I love the log splitter...it is all you need to know....great video as always 👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌
Great video 👍🏼
We had a nice sneek peek at the old massy in the background
There is no doubt about it that splitter is a savage job. Makes life so much easier and makes light work of those logs. I personally split all my own stuff by hand with an axe because number 1, I can't afford a nice splitter like that and I don't have a tractor to put one on anyway and number 2, I like splitting sticks by hand. It is hard work but always worth it at the end of the day when there is a lovely pile of sticks in the shed. Swinging the axe is a great way to keep fit as well or so I like to tell myself.
I split all by hand for many’s a year, unfortunately hurt my back badly when I was younger so have to watch what I do, I’m fit to do most jobs without bother but splitting sticks always sets it off
@@IFarmWeFarm that's totally understandable. Your splitter makes perfect sense.
Only thing I would change is auto lift when let go of handle
Straps are for strapping things down, you need to get yourself a sling and shackle.
That log splitter is lovely, it’s a shame it doesn’t have an auto reciprocating feature, that would save you even more time and take a bit of the workload off your shoulders & elbows constantly reaching to the levers.
Well done on reaching 50k Adrian 👍
i used (i) beams on the bottom to give 10 inches of extra height and fixing point for the hoist...
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Can see that you're ever so slightly bent over. I think the table needs to be 4-6" higher. I think that will save your back some.🥰
Hello Adrian I am looking at getting a log splitter not sure pto driven or powerpack that one looks fine job
Great job I quite like the workout from splitting with an axe still though haha
find splitting timber very therapeutic laughed when u said u like things half decent adrain ur well ahead off tat
Lovely
The one thing that disappoints Me slightly is that at the bottom of the down stroke you have to manually input the upstroke. Surely the up stroke should be automatic?
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This is a job for the Three Irish Wood Cutters, "Der tree fellars"
Another good job done around the house.. getting the firewood 🪵 in for the Winter.. congrats 🥳 on the 50k…
Just thinking I’ve got a few lumps of firewood a needing spiting…🤔 maybe I’ll throw them out to you to split for me….😉
No bother Paul, €1 for every drop of the axe 😜
Very tidy
I know nothing about farming. But that log splitter. Wouldn't it be great if you had 2 foot pedals instead??