This makes processing firewood so much easier! MCG video  

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Work Smarter not harder. Love it.

Good Morning Sir, You are truly getting serious in firewood making 👍👌😇💪Impressive Lifting Capacity That Your Orange Tractor Has 😇👌👍Your OUTSTANDING Tool Rack Can Also Be Use To Carried Out Firewood Too 👍👌😇Cheers

Some great Ideas there Ed ! You really should consider going to the Paul Bunyan Show coming up Oct 4-6 in Caimbridge Ohio it’s the BEST SHOW to See all the Major Manufacturers of Log Splitters ,Processors,Sawmills , Chainsaws and more ! It’s also a Huge RU-vidrs Event with all the Major and Minor RU-vidrs like me where you connect and network with them and the Manufacturers It’s Great ! Have a Great Week !!

So much learned today from watching your "Productive Triangle" and I appreciate your camera angles. Thank you.

That’s an awesome set up , just a reminder that oak takes 2 years to dry to be burnable

You got some really great camera shots in this one Ed

That is a really nice setup you have there.

Nice job Ed, good tote of firewood.

I have been using a similar type setup for my chipping process: I have my carry-all on the forks and the split-fire chipper & trailer in tow on the back. Now if the finance committee will allow a gas powered log splitter…😅! Great video and work setup. ps: you may want to add just a little more ballast in back carrying those totes on the front, it looked for a second a little bouncy over those irregularities of the trails.

Efficient use of equipment.

Good morning Ed

Love this man!

Your trails in the woods are looking good! Efficiency is always nice. Like you, I have some different “efficient” configurations. The only splitting I do in the woods is by hand though! Lately when I go in the woods, I focus on getting trees down and cut into rounds. Then I haul the rounds out of the woods via the loader bucket and carryall on the tractor for splitting later. That way I’m not in the woods as long and I can split a little at a time when I have time, much closer to the house. I used a hydraulic splitter more this spring and summer because of my shoulder, but I think I might be able to get back to swinging a maul this fall!

That looks like a good system and seemed to work well. We try always try to load everything needed but often forget something which can be annoying

Great set up Ed. I do pretty much same thing when I'm cutting, minus the BTR. Waiting for a little cooler weather here and I'm gonna really start cutting and splitting again. Hope your week and weekend is good.

Another good one Ed! I have a similar setup on my B2601with a carry-all that I made. Just a thought: a few of those splits would have fit in the big tool rack if needed for ballast. Kind regards

Ed, at 6:56 you put code MGG on the screen, not MCG. Thanks for the video As I get older Im trying to work smarter cause it’s getting harder! Lol Good advice!

Nice setup Ed. If you cut your ibc tote a little differently you can stack 3 rows of firewood in them cut at 16" with about 2 inches sticking out.

I really like your new set up using the big tool rack to pull the wood splitter. That will save you a lot of time.

Great set up Ed but only thing I would do different is use the fork to lift the log up and you will be cutting standing up and easier on the old back.

Great idea Edd, that really saves a lot of time and as you said, you keep the mess back in the woods.

We love your videos! They are so well done. Our 3 year old requests your videos by name because he loves watching anything to do with tractors and chainsaws and the like. Thank you for sharing your homesteading work and knowledge.

Awesome setup!!!!

Lots of satisfaction in a good afternoon's work.

Can you put some wood in the trailer?

Full watch Ed ! 😊😊👊🇺🇸

That is definitely a great setup! I do see the need for a larger tractor. Just need that little bit extra eh. Good video, great camera angles and your processing triangle is a great idea for an all in one setup.

Use your forks to lift the log when you're bucking. Huge back saver!

Nice setup Ed! I know with the LX there are times with the wetter wood I can basically take up the slack with the loader arms and lift off only when curling the forks. Stay well! 🌴😊

Man that was cool.

Ed, Great job !!!

Thanks!