Thanks for watching and stopping by. Hope you have a Merry Christmas and a great new year. Take care.

Yes sir I’m still here just a little slow with the videos. I’m not sure what it has but when it’s cold it counts down several seconds before it wants you to start it. It had warmed up quite a bit. A new battery would help but I’m getting all I can out of the original almost 7 years old. I have kept a battery tender on it a lot the last few years seems to really help. Thanks for watching.

Merry Christmas!

@OGAOutdoors When it's doing the count down it's probably heating the glow pugs for heating the fuel injectors ! A block heater is usually in the engine block and actually goes into the coolant of the engine ! It has a electrical cord on it that you plug into your electrical of your property ! It will warm up a cold engine in 2 to 4 hours ! It will be toasty warm like a July summer day !!😁

@ Yeah that’s is what I figured. 😀

You know it. I think I watched one of your shorts yesterday with a little buck. I’ve got a camera on the way hoping it will be here by Christmas. Plan to get some videos of my wife’s pets.

⁠@@OGAOutdoors Aww nice! Can’t wait to see them. Thanks for watching 🦌

I’m still trying to cut hoping to have enough for next winter. I’m sure I will have inventory left from this winter with the limited deliveries. Thanks for stopping by.

Yes sir the wood yard has been a pretty busy place. Thanks for stopping by and Merry Christmas. God Bless.

Thanks so much Christie hope you have a wonderful Christmas. God Bless.

Thanks I may need to check into that since mine is broken. Thanks for watching and stopping by.

@ I’m sure you could do something ghetto like glue a trimmed lid to it but I can’t stand working with janky tools

Thanks Gord! Merry Christmas to you too!

It has I’m selling a few totes. It should pick back up when the weather turns cold again.

Sure I expect 2’ by the end of next week lol. We’ll probably get your leftovers. If we get the snow forecast sells will go crazy for sure. Take care be safe.

Thanks Dave. I guess that’s why we have two feet in case I can’t get out of the way. Take care and be safe.

Watching football as we speak. Not very good but watching anyway.

I don’t have any experience with the Husky’s. I do love the Echos though. My current one two punch is my Shindaiwa 591 and my Echo 590 both the same saw.

Like I told you trust his guidance. It will all work out in his time.

You are one busy man Ben! It's good for the soul to be outside in the cold air! It's in the 20's here today in Connecticut and going to start raining. No snow down here on the coast! Yipee! 🙂☃️🎅🎁🎄

@@candiceantrop4073 Thanks Candice, you know I try my best to stay busy. That's part of the reason why I do as many videos just don't have the time with all the working. Take care and I hope you have a very Merry Christmas.

Thanks David. They were just a little later in the day. I’m really starting to like pickups. Take care God Bless.

Yes sir I’m still at it. Main thing now is finding the time to make inventory for next winter. Thanks again for the advice on the cameras. Take care God Bless.

Yes I have turned down several deliveries lately just sticking to the easy ones. My wife doesn’t like the customers showing up either that’s the main reason for the totes at the road. I have a few that are help yourself but they are repeats that I know pretty well. Take care enjoy your Sunday.

Thanks so much for watching and stopping by.

I think it’s called the perfect stick. I’d have to go back and watch a video to be sure. It’s pretty neat works pretty good on straight stuff. Thanks for stopping by.

Yeah I was pleased with the wood from the pile seemed to season well. I’ll take the 22 over the 18 every day lol. Take care enjoy your Sunday.

We were having the frosty weather now we are wet. Supposed to get cold later in the week. Yeah the roadside stand gets hit during the week and fill it up on Saturday. Take care sir.

Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it. Take care enjoy your Sunday.

Good afternoon yourself. Hope all is well.

Good to see you Ben. Sounds like the demand around you is very good. I don’t sell any wood anymore. Just make for our own use. Thanks for sharing your experience.

@ Thanks Frank good to hear from you sir. Yes I’ve been really hard at it on my days off. I’ve really cut back on deliveries but business is still pretty good. I just need to make more as fast as I can. Enjoy your day sir God bless.

I’d have to go back and watch the video but if it was the electric splitter it was an issue with the electricity. Long story short it needs to be on a shorter cord closer to the breaker box. Thanks for stopping by.

Sounds like you got it going on. I’m just a little part time deal. Keeps me busy.

Yeah I go through a lot of kindling with all these little fires I have. I wish I had some pine right now it’s all in the shed and it’s raining. I’ve got hardwood on the porch so I’m nursing it along. Take care.

Most everything currently comes from tree services.

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful.

Thanks so much for watching and stopping by. Hope the firewood journey treats you well. You'll find as you go you are always adjusting the process to what best suites your needs. Thanks again hope to see you again, Take care.

The 2265 stays pretty busy around here. I got a lot of rounds cut yesterday so it’s time to get splitting.

I’m still pleased with the shocks. They really helped the truck when loaded keeping it from bottoming out. Sadly I sold the truck last weekend. It had ongoing electrical issues that just became more of a headache than I wanted to deal with.

@@OGAOutdoors i’m thinking about putting them on my 24 Silverado because it sag when I pull my travel rate which is about I’d say 5000 pounds loaded. I hope it’ll do the trick. Everybody flashes the bright lights at me in the dark and I have my Floaties on

Thanks for watching and stopping by. I’ll just keep stacking and splitting like always. The only problem is my back may not be able to keep up.

I did a small pile once didn’t really have any issues. I’ve got a large pile I did last December I guess I’ll know when I start pulling from the middle of that one. Thanks for watching and stopping by.

Yes that is probably the best option. I just don’t have enough totes currently. Thanks for stopping by.

Thanks Dave always have to keep the firewood looking good. Thanks for stopping by hope you have a great week.

Yeah that’s the best kind of stacking. When you put it inside all dry and out of the weather ready to burn. Take care enjoy your week.

I'm a city boy but I love the two way splitter.

Sounds like you’ve got it going on. If you don’t mind me asking how much do those bags cost? Thanks for stopping by.

I like the idea of the straps holding the wood I may have to give that a try. Yeah two totes tossed in 2/3s is pretty much exactly a third of a cord. I may go back to that I just didn’t like the wasted space.

I have done that in the past. I don’t have enough totes though to replace the empty ones. Maybe I can find a deal on more. Thanks for stopping by.

The Split Fire is awesome. I’ve split a lot of wood with it and no issues so far. Thanks for stopping by.

Jeremiah the way you measure out your wood is the way to go. Nobody gets short changed. Nothing more nothing less.

Yeah I guess there’s not much of a way around it. Take care be safe.

Yeah sounds like you’ve got it going on. All that stacking makes you stand out with the top quality inventory. Thanks for watching and stopping by.

Yes you are weird lol. I still stack plenty just wish I didn’t have to. Hopefully going forward I can figure out what works best. Take care.

For sure I could imagine most everything would struggle in piles with your weather. Mine should be fine I’m just struggling with how to measure it out from the piles. Trying to work less not stacking but I may have to work more stacking to measure out of the piles.

Sounds like a good plan with the fence. I have enough room I’m just going to use the rows. We just make this stuff up as we go. If the weather doesn’t cool off it will all just sit in the pile another year. Who knows what I’ll find by then.

180cuft per cord loose thrown calculate the volume best you can. Rectangular (LxWxH) then add the triangular prism on top LxWxH/2 will give you a decent idea.

And it has been my experience with the 50+ IBC cages I have that those that have six horizontal bars are the 330 gallon size and will fit 1/3 of a cord when you stack the firewood in two rows and drop small splits down between the two rows. Tim in northern TN

Im starting to pike my wood instead of stacking. A 6ft truck bed loosely thrown in is what I do!! Had customers stack and it comes out a face cord. Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

@@davidedwards3734 Thanks David you do the same. Take care catch you on the next one.