Liked how you used front loader to lift splitting wedge & installed a different wedge on your splitter. Your working smart & taking care of your back. Good watch.
I have missed seeing fresh videos but to get my fix I just go back and watch some of your others already posted but it’s good seeing you back and with another awesome video stay safe my friend and the boss Clifford ❤❤❤❤
Hey there Dick! Nice dropping by the channel to see what you’re up to in the woodyard! Still have a tad of snow left here in Central NB but it’s pretty much gone now. Enjoyed the video Dick and nice work that day! Thanks for having us along on this one! Take good care! Andrew from NB :)
Glad to see you and Clifford enjoying that nice weather with a beauty of a machine. Grizzly bars are sure off to a great start that was a good amount of slash separated out 💪
Morning Dick. Good to see you back on firewood. Looks like your having some beautiful weather, maybe you could send some to us ! We're having some terrible wet weather making work on our farm crops extremely hard. Looking forward to seeing more. Regards to the family form across the pond,,👍👍
Hello Mr. OGF, Good to see You again, I am sure life has been busy as ever beginning with Spring, That splitter handles that Hickory verywell, I never heard it grunt, Wishing You good health and lots of success.
Good to see your grizzly bars are working out always have bugs to work out on homemade items me my self just getting back up to moving around ended coming down with pneumonia like 21/2 weeks ago getting better day by day moving as much as body would let me but more and more every day glad to see your getting busy I’m getting backed up but poking at it the best hopefully back in the yard next week take care be safe 👍👍👍
Hey Mr Dick , good to see you . I have to mow the yard again this week and that will be the second time already . Good video . Take care and have a great week !! 👍🏻🇺🇸🪵🔥
It seems like DIY grizzly bars are the must have accessory for the attached conveyor Eastonmade splitters. Andrew and crew might want to offer them as an add on.
Eastonmade doesn’t offer grizzly bars on any conveyor under 24’. I’m thinking it might be a safety issue because they hang down too low. That’s just speculation on my part.
Thanks Ted. I always think about when we first met at Paul Bunyan in 2022. Now YOU’RE becoming a celebrity with your RU-vid channel… congratulations my friend!!
Good video 👍 Your getting pretty good at switching out wedges 😊 Glad to see that your sharpening your wedges. We were religious about sharpening splitting axes and wedges because it made a world of difference when hand splitting. Logically using a processor that mechanically is doing the same thing, it's gotta help.
Just watched an older video from Eastonmade where Andrew said that they don't sharpen the wedges before shipping for safety but he did recommend it. I like your content 🙂
I need to get out cutting and splitting. Still little snow here and mud. Been trying to get some wood from tree service not much luck. Keep up the good work.
Hi John. I really appreciate you watching and commenting. By the way, my sawmill arrived but it’s going to take me a while to get it set up. I’m looking forward to a new hobby!
hi there when you get it up and working you will have a all new way of looking at logs and will change your firewood supply .cant wait . best to all , john@@oldguyfirewood
Hi Dick, Its getting closer to the projected wait time (May) for my 22-28, but that's ok for now as most of our roads around here have weight restrictions. Meanwhile I'll be making some wood yard changes in preparation.
Hi Dick. Didn’t take you long to fill that tote. I think I may call AJ next week and order the 12 bag package. What’s your thoughts on how long will they last? Smart idea using your tractor to change wedges. Use your brain not your back. Enjoy your videos. Don’t work to hard. Later Al
Hi Al. Thanks for watching. The 22-28 is a productive beast for sure. Check out my latest video… I finally got your channel sticker up on the “Wall of Flame”!
Hi Larry and Robin. I wish you guys weren’t so far away! There’s a real concentration of wood channels in the Pennsylvania and Maryland areas. It makes it nice for easier get togethers.