Good Morning Jason, your equipment is matched up much better now good video👍🇺🇸

Hvis du skal gjøre noen oppgraderinger på hydraulisk spakene må det bli radio styring slik som på lastebil kraner

Nice to see you back buddy !!

I agree with the idea of a raised ramp and platform for your tractor to sit on. I’m sure you could move some dirt around to put that together. That’s the way the pro excavator operators do it. Welcome back!

Nice to see you back again!.....

Glad to see you back. I was wondering where you were. Thinking on the loading of the trailer. What if you had a dock that you could park the trailer up to sideways and then a gentle ramp up to the trailer that would give you the height you need to dump the totes.

Your workaround for dumping totes into the trailer looks just fine. I load seasoned wood from a stack by hand directly into Gaylord boxes( heavy cardboard boxes used for produce in farm stands and at auctions, cost is $10. barely used in SE Pennsylvania USA), then move directly with tractor to my covered deck next to my house. Each box holds about 1/4 cord, easily lifter with subcompact tractor using rear mounted forks. PTO lift capacity much more than front forks. No counter weights needed. Wood is handled only once after splitting and stacking. If you have access to cheap boxes like these, you could deliver in them if the customer has a way to move/place them

Hey Jason, glad you're back!!

Glad you're back. Without a doubt, load the back tires. That will make it more stable, improve traction and safer. Getting a few of those concrete blocks and building a ramp, then pull the trailer next to it. That would give you 2' more hight.

I know you've invested quite a bit into using totes for firewood storage and transport, but this is exactly why I used firewood bulk bags. Less weight, firewood doesn't need to be stacked, the amount is still measured by volume so you know how much is in them, and all you need to do is tip them over the side and gravity does the rest. Just a thought. I use totes as well, but not for something I'm going to be dumping into a trailer or truck. Nice dump trailer!

you're alive...lol, good to c u back

Good to see you back.

Glad to see you guys back,

Welcome back. With the larger tractor, the loaded tires will really help as you get more into using the loader for stuff.

Great to see you guys back

Glad you're back. I had to rewatch your old videos for the past 7 months. I really enjoy your maple syrup videos. God Bless

Nice to see your back. Good luck this deer season and your dad as well 👍

Nice to see you again, but just one machine? Sounds like a job for Lännen/Huddig/Hydrema. Strong loader, strong back hoe, good hydraulics and good off road capabilities. And as we talk machines: Are you now upgrading the Kranman-trailer? The T5000EX could be the suitable one for that Kubota?

Great to see you back

Welcome back Jason and Karen. As other have said, a dirt ramp to get the front end of the tractor higher relative to the trailer would make the whole process much simpler. Make sure to make it before selling the backhoe 😂. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Great to see ya back, build a ramp out of dirt and timbers

Hi Jason!!😀😀 Good to see you back!!👍👍

Welcome back. Glad you're making videos again. When did you switch to IBC totes for your firewood storage needs? The sides on your dump trailer are quite high. Do they need to be that high for any reason? It looks like you could carry a full cord of loose fire wood with much lower sides.

GREETINGS JASON, LEE HERE, NICE TO SEE YOU BACK. GREAT IDEA WITH THE TOTES, CUTTING OUT THE WHOLE END SO YOU CAN DUMP IT. IS IT POSSIBLE TO UPGRADE THE HYDRAULIC PUMP ON THE KUBOTA TO GET THE HEIGHT YOU NEED? YOU AND YOUR FAMILY KEEP WELL, LATER

Hello Jason, welcome back 👍🇺🇸

Look after your selves first. I just started working for a kubota dealer ship in my town😊 keep it real Glad your back ❤

Your back! Good to see!

Not quite on topic, but, back in the day before 4 wd/awd vehicles, I ran studded chains on a rear wheel drive Volvo wagon and it would go almost anywhere. We would go to the Goodwill store and buy tire chains and cut them to fit. If chains are cheaper than changing tires, might want to try them. Concrete surfaces won’t like them, however.

GREETINGS FOLKS, LEE HERE, WE HAVEN'T SEEN A VIDEO SINCE THIS ONE. HOPING ALL IS WELL WITH THE FAMILY AND YOU ARE JUST TAKING A BREAK. ANYWAY WAS JUST THINKING ABOUT YOU ALL. YOU AND YOUR FAMILY ALL KEEP WELL, LATER

Missing your videos, did you do maple syrup this spring

Been watching your channel for a few years and am impressed with your operation. Just wanted to say were watching here next door in Nova Scotia, best with all your endeavours in the furure.

Mani zay ettin o para verilmez ona ağa

How is with the chain tightness? I have a this model and its difficult to get chain to stay tight. When you have the nut tight it feels like theres not enought press towards the plate ?

Can the plastic be cut back that was blocking your view to the angle display?

How do you know you're keeping the correct angle when you're moving the tool back and forth?

Thanks for doing the last test with the new chain. I've got my old chain sharpened thanks to you and I'll cut tomorrow with confidence.

Pretty cool. What if you had another axel on your 4 wheeler

Good day, hope all is well. Are you guys still making videos? Haven’t seen yahs in a while. Cheers

Thanks for doing this video

i Have the exact same tractor and a farmi winch as well up in central Wisconsin. I use tractor chains as I am in hilly country. The only other item I would recommend is a better grill guard as the Kubota is just plastic and there are expensive items behind it if a piece of brush punctures through it. I believe the company is 511 Design. Love the 4060.. Good luck

Having to keep the box drives me crazy i've got a whole room full of boxes that I can't throw away because if I do I can't get something replaced

Hi Jason I'm from north of Fredericton and I've worked in the woods most of my life I also was a part of the Maritime forest ranger school trail cutting crew back in the 90's. I find when knotchjng and falling a tree I leave a bit of wood on my back cut until everything is ready to go then pull the saw out and cut the little bit off the back This prevents you from becoming saw bound. It also allows for you to be able to put a wedge in . Give it a try. Love your videos neighbour!

Nice work but why bring 5 litres of saw oil to the woods? Buy a combi fuel/oil can.

i love mine and so dose my blueheeler

Haven't seen you guys in a while, hope every thing is ok

Thank you for the video. I recently received one of these and wanted to learn a bit more about it. New Sub!

Where is your local dealer located / phone number please

Exactly it saves time and definitely money by using the chain longer instead of throwing away

Absolute great video