Splitting Firewood the Easy Way - Viewers Questions Answered on the Halverson 120 Processor 

Another awesome video!! Great QandA session Anymore questions anyone has drop a comment below and we will try to respond!

"I'm just shoving my hand around looking for holes, like a daggone teenager again" 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Mike i have no use for a wood processor but what an awesome Q and A video. I love the simple solution you have for measuring and even the cam. Its why you have such a great channel. Its not all one thing all the time and you do so many great projects. Thanks for the great content.

I'm older than you Mike and as I recall "firewood and easy" just don't go together, lol I wish we had one 45 years ago. Keep smilin

I've been retired for a few years now? where was this awesome equipment at 50 years ago when I was swinging an ax (couldn't afford a chopping maul) splitting cords at each sitting???? Thanks for sharing this video. Much respect for your homesteading projects. Shout out to C & C for their excellent customer service. 😁

Sure is nice of Mr Dirt Perfect letting you borrow his skidsteer Captain Kleeman

You did a very good job addressing people’s questions and making the video. I hope the sales at C & C equipment skyrocket from the videos.

I use to heat my home with splid wood for over 30 years. It would take 5 trailer loads of wood to do that per year. The way this looks, a guy could have the machine split the wood over the top of the trailer thus eliminating the need to hand-load the trailer. That would have been awesome. Great video Captain!!!

Always great to find the Time to Catch up Mike, that unit and one’s like it are going to Devastate the Local Fella’s around Here when More folks are capable of getting it done easier and Safer by the Day it seems. Thanks to fine Folks like them @C&CEQUIPTMENT keeping the Communities of our Great Country Supplied with such Luxuries. Catch you on the Next One.

Great job cutting wood Captain Kleeman

Captain, as it is it does about everything but make your coffee and stack the split wood for you!

Great video, Mike! That backup camera idea looks like a slick solution.

Once again WOWZA! THAT THING IS SO EFFICIENT! Great review Captain!!!

Cap’n thanx for the closeup review. You answered all my questions but one…. Does it come with a Pepsi can crushing attachment? I mean after a whole day of cutting wood, a guy is gonna have a case or two of empties to deal with. Surely, he can’t be expected to have to stomp all of them at that point!

That backhoe setup is soo cool!! Dig drive diy’s setup on steroids!! Can’t wait for that video

The evolution of axe to small box store log splitters to the machine mounted wood processors. Not only do they get more advanced and complicated, but more expensive. In the end, it all depends on your budget and justifiable need.

Clint really looks after you! Just DON'T BREAK IT! You know your DP reputation.....!

Thx for showing how to get that last piece split. I look forward to seeing how you can work it on the 555 with modifications

Hi Mike, Another great informative vid my friend, answering so many questions! You are a complete ambassador for C&C equipment, you are doing that piece proud! That’s not to take anything away from C&C by any means, an exceptionally well thought out piece of kit!! From your video alone I would invest!!

Great demonstration video Captain. Time to build a smoker with all that hickory you’re cutting. I could see how this could be a big help to someone with a firewood business.

The “mag tape” was some smart thinking bud!

big thanks to clint and mike for the machines and the fire wood splitter is the next best thing next to soft ice cream. well done captain. cheers.

That seems to work extremely well. Great video. Stay safe

Can’t wait for TLB videos and quick attach fab for backhoe.

Whoever invented that splitter deserves to have gotten wealthy off it. Definitely one heck af a back saving device. I've split wood before and it's more back breaking hard than I'd ever want to do on a regular basis. Sure was nice of Clint @ C & C toloan it to you. Now you'll have to do a fund series of episodes so you can buy one to keep on your homestead Captain.

Great video Mike. Very informative. Eagerly anticipating the next one. How's about a really really quick RU-vid Yacht update??

23:08 🤔😆 Good stuff Capt. Thank you. 👍

"free wood" now that I have bought a skid steer and a dump trailer I find myself needing this now. damn this is cool!

As uusual another great video, i believe you done a good job for viewers question about machine,

Lt’s got good friends with cool equipment and letting you use it , Cool deal , Nice Rundown Lt

Great answers to question. Good luck with it!

Excellent as always Mike 👍 in my humble opinion you’re on 100% for great/enjoyable viewing ! If I were Clint, I’d be very happy with your endorsement of his product ( he seems like a cool guy so he probably is ) Keep up the great work 👍 Best wishes from Britain 🇺🇸🇬🇧🇺🇸🇬🇧

Great Q and A video. Keep them coming.

Thats faster than a four edged axe. Seriously nice machine. Nice demo. You should be a salesman. Thank you Dirt Perfect for loaning Mike the skid steer.

Great idea! On the camera Vizza Bility is always a good thing

👍👍👍💙💛❤HEY CAP. Instructiv video.💙💛❤👍👍👍

Two foot of hickory 😲 went through it like butter. The cycle time is pretty-dog-on fast😉👍 Which is the second most important thing ... the first is there are no hands nor fingers in the way. Wood splitters are notorious for taking fingers.

Another good one Captain!! Your a top notch instructor 👍🇺🇸

How much wood could a Kleeman chuck, if a Kleeman could chuck wood?? 🤣 Love your content! Been a fan for years now!

Great Q&A video on the splitter.

Great video Captain Kleeman

Very informative video answered alot of my questions. Big thanks to Dirt Perfect and C&C equipment for the support for you to make this series of video's!

I really enjoy watching firewood being processed. Its too bad I don't have a skid steer, or source of wood, or a fireplace, and to top it off I don't like to sell stuff. I am looking forward to more videos of the processer in action. +

Good morning Mike. Another great video. The wood processor is awesome. Thanks for sharing.

Great video, Mike! I cut 30 cord a year! I'd love to have one! (Got an outdoor woodboiler!) Lee

Great work as always.....

I like youtube eggs.. Keep up the great work. You are going to have firewood for a long time when you run hard for a day with it.

Brilliant Mike. Good questions with clear and simple answers, (that even I could understand 😁).

Just a few minutes in and I can tell this is a good quality video.

I noticed the Oregon bar. I love their chains. I hate, hate, hate sharpening chain saw chains. So, I keep a couple of new Oregon chains at all times. Don’t judge me lol.

Neat stuff. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎

Well done well said a great Q&A explanation as well looking forward to other videos thanks for sharing Mike heads up to DirtPerfect and C&C Equipment for the use of their equipment 👍👋🇨🇦

Well Covered Mike.

Good video Mike, all the people who think that you break stuff it’s you repairing what needs fixing 😂😂😂😂, have u considered using 1of the hydraulic cylinder u removed from the boat n using it as a quick connect for the tractor, looking forward to seeing what you get up to in the next video

Great little unit well done sir Captain

I like the idea with the measurement magnet!

Just another great and informative video sir. We all look forward to them. Also a great big thank you to Clint for getting this to you to review. Look forward to more from you sir. Be safe from Mi.

Top content Capt 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

Great QandA!

Can I borrow that the next time my wife fixes meatloaf? Lol.

Captain you make a great review, and you know that common sense doesn't really exist otherwise they would not put stickers on ladders to indicate the top step 😂😂,great video 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍

Hi Mike. You definitely go two steps farther for your viewers. This will be neat to see on the back of your tractor. In eight hours of cutting, I think you would have enough for 4 - 8 hours of stacking, by yourself. Have good days!

Thank you for this interesting and informative video! 👍🏻🍀

Cool thanks for sharing

Bye the time you have finished cutting, splitting and stacking wood there will be enough for a couple of years. Eight hour day doing this will certainly be proof of the durability of the processor. Answers to questions explained a lot.

Very good Mike

Great job on the information!

I wish I was a teenager again!!! 😂😂😂

That thing is awesome

I still say that is the cat's meow, in splitters. Hey Captain, how's the goat barn coming along?

Great video Captain! Wow, man... That thing does really great! Just goes right through those knots like butter. Pretty sweet!

Very educational video THANKS

This is gonna be so interesting!

Pretty cool great video thanks Captain

Hey Cap!! Great video, explained a lot of things about the processor. I liked the camera setup. You're always finding the good deals.

You are a great salesman for Clint! Maybe he will let You keep this one for your great reviews!

Thanks Mike, interesting video! J.R.

Great video as always.

Captain awesome video! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

Awesome video and love the content

Great video Captain! Rely enjoyed it! Also good demo and experience of the product, I'm sure C&C will appreciate your great video. Cool that they let you demo the product, I'm sure it also helps you a bit. Thank you C&C!

Awesome unit fs 👌🤘🤘

Nice video, interesting machine, always fascinated by machines like that, thanks for the video, take care.

Okay. Now that I’ve got the wood chips out of my eyes from being in the line of fire for the action shot I realize I’m slipping up and not being fully prepared with all the required PPE to watch a Captain Kleeman video. I’m sure in an 8 hour day you’ll split a huge pile of wood if you aren’t running a commentary and moving cameras around for all the great action shots. I predict that the pile of logs you have prepped will be gone much faster than you think.

I just finished putting a backup camera on my skid steer and video’d it. It does have a second input, so you could also mount a second camera like you did and done! Like you said, the hardest thing was finding a switched 12V source, but I got lucky in that there was an empty harness I could tap into. Good video!

Quick question, could you fit a stand alone electric hydraulic pump to your tractor to work not just this but other skidsteer attachments as well? I'm not an operator or an engineer, but thought it would be worth asking the question. Another great film Captain. 👍🤗

Good vid…. Great that you are cross marketing with DP and C&C. I offer a word of caution about TikTok; without going into details, if you decide to run that app on your devices or submit content to the platform…you are exposed to greater tech ills than what is typical with other platforms.

No doubt its a awesome machine. If I were gonna buy one. I think I would try to get friends involved to help on cost. Everything needs to be as cheap as possible. That's a great way to do that.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts, ideas and videos. Cut and split all the firewood to heat my moms house thru high school and college. Although I’ve moved beyond that I will always have a passion for the tools and process’s behind it. Not sure how innovative my idea is, probably saw it somewhere before and just copying it. A metal square tube mounted thru a sleeve with locking screws could be mounted to the top of the splitting wedge reaching back towards the saw. Adjust the needed length and lock it down. It will stop the log moving forward when the log hits the end of the tube. The splitting sled with cut wood will continue forward under it. Just clamp the log in place before retracting the sled. You can get fancy and make it with various lengths and drilled holes for pins instead of friction locking screws. Also could devise a mount that’s removable so you can switch between wedges. Not sure if C&C wants you welding to it. 😂 hence the idea of making it removable. This certainly is the nicest style of splitter I’ve seen if you have something to power it.

Very cool tool, must be good you haven't broken it yet. Lol.

You should be able to see the operation great once you rig that up on your backhoe. There’s a bunch more visibility.

Just as long as it don't go BOOM when you pull the pin, you should be good 😂😂😂.

good video 👍

I think putting it on the tractor would be a great idea.

Good little video,informative on things that I know nothing about.keep doing your things that you do in your daily life.and I will sit back and watch.yea.sure,sure.👍👍👍😎😎😎🪵🪵🪵👨‍🚒👨‍🚒👨‍🚒 I guess that’s enough.kudos

I had to chuckle when I saw..The DANGER sign.. “stay 50 feet away while in operation “ just thought the distance was a bit too much

That "like a teenager" comment is hilarious hahaha

So, you're saying a little bit of seat time goes a long way? Lol jk sarcasm. Love your videos Cap'n!

Mike at the end of your test session and Clinton has it back all of his future sales will have the Kleeman Guarantee kite mark added. If you aint broke it by the end then it is 'Kleeman Proof' Official and better than any warranty sold with it. Just funning with you Mike I enjoy the scope of your vids and your can do attitude gives me hope for the future. Take care, Stay Safe and regards to the family.

Looking for holes like a teenager again lol classic