Nice video Editor in chief. Upside down splitter is a nice part of your arsenal that doesn’t get used much but so handy to deal with those big, heavy rounds. Bet those carpenter ants got excited when the lightning hit.

Your log splitter is one of the coolest ones I have seen 👍.

Cool splitter but your home made one is definitely faster!

good video and job nice logging crew and video. that's a lot of logs. take be safe and well.

That lickity splitter sure works good. Thanks for the throttle cable hook up explanation.

If you could split them big rounds on the sliter table, you would not have to handle them again.

Morning Ya'll... Mr. John, could making the push plate thicker solve the problem on the log splitter? Just a thought. God Bless

Great video, good too see that sub total going up, thanks for sharing.

GREAT SHOW, MR. CLARK I LOVE LOCUST WOOD, BEST HEAT NEXT TO BURNING COAL. LIKE YOU IT COMES WITH UNWANTED NEIGHBORS. DON'T LIKE ANTS IN THE PANTS. AS A CHILD, WE HEATED OUR HOUSE WITH AN ENORMOUS COAL FURNACE, IN EARLY 80'S WHEN ALL COAL MINES WERE ON STRIKE, WE HEATED WITH WOOD, MAINLY LOCUST. IN OUR LIVING ROOM THERE WER CANDLE STICKS MOUNTED ON WALL WITH A CLOCK IN THE MIDDLE, COME SPRING THE CANDLE'S HAD GOTTEN SOFT ENOUGH THAT THEY WER PIONTING TO THE FLOOR. AS ALWAYS, LOVE WHAT YOU BRING US, KEEP EM COMING!

Hello John, good Splitting Show, 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

I am in South Australia. I am looking at the background of your video. It does seem that your environment is fucked. Must be climate change.

That Lickity sure has got some push!

Lickety log splitter is auto cycle ??

Man miss it

Nice splitting John. Sadly I have lost many of my school day friends. Your friendly visit will be good remembrance of happier times you shared together.

Sounds like you got things well in hand as far as getting things done. Keep on keeping on. 😊😊😊

John you’re like a kid in a candy store with that new LLS splitter. It’s like us, old but we still work pretty good. Stay safe!👍TCT

Thanks for the video Mr. John. May GOD bless.

❤ john you are great person. thank you. hearing u and dad talking is something i really miss from the past. thank you for being you being you.

If you cut your firewood to 18 inches, that box holds just under 1/2 cord of wood

20 or 25 minutes is long enough You didn't give the 3rd mesument. I guessed about 3 feet. Came up with 60 cubic feet. It's just a little shy of half a cord. But you stack it up over the 4 foot top board so probably a little over half a cord.

Hi John. Both machines are Lickity Split. 😂😂😂😆😆😆😁😁😁 That wood is ready for this fall. Jeffrey is your motor rebuild & repair man. That's a awesome welder John. Not surprise. If Jeffrey has 3 welders. Homemade attachments works just as well as commercial attachments. Have a good Monday night the 29th John. 🥰😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🪵

good video and job oaks are dying here too. you are learning editing fast.that will make a lot of fire wood. take be safe and well.

Never too long for me love to see the wood splitter in action....turn the gas off...😀😃😄😁 btim cecil pa

Like watching all your footage ??

30 minute videos are just about right. That goes fast as we follow you around. Admire your ambition.

That’s a cool old welder. Great video Mr. John.

It's not too long while watching good content. Keep em coming.

Good video John. If all you had was the Lickity Splitter, I am sure you would be able to make it adapt to your system (elevated platform, table, etc.). Honey Locust in the Midwest has more of a scaly bark but grows really fast, dense and burns hot and long. Great heating wood.

ANOTHER GOOD SHOW, MR. CLARK IN MY CASE LENGTH OF SHOW NOT AS IMPORTANT AS TO WHAT THE CONTENT IS, YOU JUMP AROUND LIKE A GRASSHOPPER COVERING MORE INTERESTING THINGS. THAT IS WHAT I LIKE ABOUT WHAT YOU DO, ONLY DOWNFALL TO YOUR EXCELLENT EDITING, I MISS OUT ON SOME OF THE JABBER, AKA WISDOM AND KNOWLEDGE. KEEP EM COMING HOW EVER YOU LIKE THEM TO BE.

you just talk and talk and talk- while you were talking other people have done the job. bl ody americans

Thanks for showing the mechanism now the difficult part can you explain it, I don't think I can adapt it, I have a two stage pump. For your video length it doesn't matter they are just too interesting.

Hello John, good show👏🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

You film it I will watch, neat looking welder, thanks as always.

Great stuff John. Thanks for sharing 👍

0.55 of a cord. Or just a hair over a 1/2 a cord. I timed how long it took to split that last piece. I watch channel that use 4 and 6 way wedges. I’ll try and do a comparison. Great system you have there. Could you show how the throttle on the lickity split engine works.

I like 👍 long ones

They were some kind of big 🪵 too❤❤

👋 there you are still the fastest wood 🪵 splitter😊❤

The tracks looked too small for a ground hog, that’s why I guessed it was a squirrel but it makes sense now that Sara saw it was a baby one. Good luck with the trap.

Cool movie thanks

I like them all

That wood sou ds really dry

Great video John.

I like them all . Long or short it’s always interesting John seeing what you get into. Over and out 👍

The cycle time for Lickerty was under 6 seconds

Glad we saw some fast splitting, John. Thirty minutes is right around my maximum time to watch but I'll extend it for any of your videos. Bill

What is the hydraulic cylinder under the wood splitter for?

Long one's

I like them all John