I like the videos on these Super Splits. Most videos on them are two years old or more, so seeing a new one is good for me. I think I may end up buying one of these. I just don't know if I'll ever sell enough firewood to justify the cost of a commercial hydraulic splitter like I want. I think that something like this might be a happy medium for me.

Hello Tim, we certainly love ours👏🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

In this video, you said you have cut the stump in a certain direction. How do you determine which way to cut... I purchased one of these recently and still learning.

I understand your frustration. The 3rd function on my cs2220 is poorly mounted. I discovered how incomponent the local dealer is, right after I bought my tractor. Mine is for sale. It has less than 70 hours on it. Loader, mid mount mower, third function. $18,000.00

Never let 'em see you sweat Tim! I DO know exactly what you're talking about here though. Frustrating as heck.

Hello Tim, Good product 👍🏼 🇺🇸

Is it me,…but does it seem like it takes forever to make bundle wood😅??? I have a SS that I’ve been using to split bucked up logs into bundle wood for the most part. But then today was awesome , as I felt like I made a lot of progress by splitting up a little less than 2 cords of heating wood. Do you just make a lot of bundle wood at a time,…or do you just make it as you go?

Great to start the year with lots of sales. The early spring has got people into summer mode all ready.

Great to start the year with lots of sales. The early spring has got people into summer mode all ready.

Nice 👍 good work out

Big blue saw ?

Getting after it Bud! Glad your bundle business is doing well.

Good vid Tim. Your machine and stump grinder made quick work of that work. I'm surprised though, how come you don't use your backup camera when grinding now?

Hello Tim, Stump grinder made short work of it👏👍🏼🇺🇸

I hit a property marker. That was in a stump. I just finished putting 24 new teeth on. Smoked a bunch a teeth. That’s the chance you take doing stumps. Great video Tim.

Very good video. Forget the negative comments, some people just have to be jerks. Thank you.

Dresses it up nicely. Great work.

Nice job Tim, you're taking good care of that new investment!

Looking great Tim.

Looking good Tim, progress for sure!

Do you also do the clean up?

Seems kinda low to me. I got a Woodland Mills 126 last fall and have only milled 4-5 logs so far. Mine is stationary, so no travel and set-up. I could use your pricing model much more comfortably.

nice work

When I price things I like to give a total price. I find people get scared when you give hour price because they don’t know the end cost. Sometimes giving a total price you can some times make more per hour. If you have experience and can jug time. I find works better. At the end of the day you need to make a profit. I price and if they don’t like the price they can go somewhere else. I always price far and i don’t rip people off. Just the way i am. Great video.

I know NOTHING about pricing for milling, and very little about milling in general. But that being said, your pricing sounds reasonable per hour, but at the same time, you're wasting far more than 2 hours of your day overall. I think if it were me, I'd have a minimum involved with my pricing. Because your actual 2 hours of work between milling and driving to and from the job, and set-up both ways etc, I would think that AT LEAST a half-day of your time is wasted. I think I'd keep all of your pricing like it is, but add in a 3-hour minimum or something for the actual cutting time, or something like that. That way, if you're wasting a half-day of your time, when you add up your 3-hour minimum for milling, plus your traveling etc, maybe it justifies your time a little better? Not sure Bud, I'm just thinking out loud here, but I don't think I'd have done a job for 130.00 or whatever your total amount added up to when you factor in all of your time tearing down at your house, traveling there, setting up again, milling, tearing down again, traveling back home, and setting up again.

You are smart like my brother. He is a mechanical engineer. He knows how to do stuff like you do. I enjoy watching all your videos. You make people happy with your service. Regards.

Hello Tim, Sounds a little low, but I really have no idea😂👍🏼🪵🇺🇸

Tim, I appreciate your videos. You have inspired me with that splitter. I’ve watched and learned from the technique that you use to make most of your splits square. I just finished splitting less than 1 3/4 cords of pine for bundle wood today. The SS is an awesome machine for what it is. It makes some really nice looking firewood. Once again,…thanks.

"Front wheel assist?" You mean 4 wheel drive😂😂

What tach did you use? I think most at least non professionals are just tuning carbs by ear. Sounds like this is more correct.

Rear blades are always very handy to have for dirt work. I just get so tired of turning my head to look at the blade lol. You got a good deal on that! Nice video!

Great price on that blade. Do you still have that tiller or did it go away with the CS2520?

Man Tim...............300.00 for that rear blade was a SCORE!!! 🙂 It looks to be in nearly perfect condition as well! I find that tractor implements are aggravating as heck. There are usually SEVERAL implements that will accomplish the same job, but there's always ONE that will do whatever your given task is the best. In grading your wood lot, I think that a box blade, or a land plane with scarifiers would have "dug up" the yard much easier than the rear blade did, but the rear blade would probably be the best tool to smooth the dirt out when finished with the digging it up. That's the aggravating part to me, is that I never seem to have enough implements for my tractors, and if I went out and got the "perfect implement" for each task that I want to do, I'd have 30K invested in implements! Very frustrating! But like you, I just use the implements that I have, and try to get the jobs done as best as I can until I can acquire the next implement! Your final product looks pretty nice, you did a good job!

Nice work. I love doing dirt work. Enjoy the blade

Nice work, Not easy on a tractor 👏👍🏼🪵🇺🇸

Another enjoyable video, thank you. I know the feeling of being a rookie. You are brave to make a video of your learning curve. You are fully engaged in life. We should all be like you.

Good video. In truth these tractors are expensive for what they are. So your points are deserving.

Running Power into our vacation rental home, the power company line crew forman let me know his retirement job, a sawmill. Sold me 6 live edge pine slabs 24"x12'. We joined two for a huge dining room table, beautiful. Good friend, now I don't need to buy a mill. 😅

Quite a big investment in equipment! Good job!

Gorgeous

Power company and town have been clearing trees along the powerlines. Lots of free wood!

Great job! This should help make a lot of firewood sellers job easier.

I have the same splitter with electric motor. It runs nice and quiet. I have had the same spring problem. I have solar electric so I sold my diesel sawmill and replaced with electric and heat my home with wood. It’s a good combination. Super Split is a great machine.

I have no need for a bundler at this point, but I may at some point in the future. I've priced some of them, and as you said, some of them are pretty costly. I had a hard time wrapping my head around the prices of some of them. It just seems crazy to me.

Nice little bundler.

Thanks! Great video!

My personal opinion (take that for what it's worth), is that it's ABSOLUTELY worth the little time and labor investment to have the free wood. I'd do that all day long!

I plan on making one

been running a 500i 3 yrs now and i run it hard ! i sell firewood so i cutt alot never has mine ever gave me a problem!

For that to break while the saw is in use and not while the bar is being fitted is operator error.