Do you like the log grapple after using it for a while?

We enjoy hitting the trails in NH, they have a similar event in Aug but same thing happens with so many machines kicking up crazy amounts of dust. Always a fun time

What a great showing!! It looks like a ton of fun! Having a great ride and all the extras, what an amazing weekend!!! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for the shout out!

Great video 👍 Minersville is only about an hour away from where I live. We call it the coal cracker region.Hope you check out the Yuengling Brewery when you're here (local beer pride 🤣). Stay away from the Iron City beer.

They need to change the name to Dustfest. I got baja boogers from just watching the video. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like a lot of fun! I have driven past Reading heading up to Beckley, WV to visit my brother plenty of times. When my boys were little we went to Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom which close to Reading P.A.

There was quite a bit of displacement in that mud pit. Looks like you guys had fun...Guess I'll have to join next year

I’ve never unsubscribed any channel this fast!

You could have given away the bladders to gardeners! I would have kept the plastic part and threw the metal away. LOL

Hello Gents, Good Vid, that little trick for splitting smaller logs looks like a real time saver if used properly, interesting find, I hope all is ok at your house, looking forward to October already, Mark the dates on your Calander and be there.

Macho man for life 🤘

An idea for a future video, show the process that goes into creating these videos for us viewers. You guys put out some great content and I’m sure there’s a ton of work that is done behind the camera. Thinking up ideas, moving cameras for better angles or lighting, editing, could even do a side by side with a voice over. Thanks Jake and Chris

Nice machine. I have the same sized Takeuchi. The Kubota quick coupler is nice. I had WB make one for my machine. It stays fairly tight and because it's so close to the original pin locations it gives up very little breaking force, which is important when you're running a small machine. We have a nasty black fly season where I live. I have zero regrets about paying up for the air-conditioned cab. I think you'll find it was money well spent, especially if you'll be working in there all day.

Very cool……

I need some of those heatwave visuals but, I only have one eye…😂

What yall gonna do with that huge cookie back there leaning up against the tree?! I’ve seen it the last few videos and I figured it had a video of its own coming soon! I just made a woodyard table with one! Great video, keep em comin.

Think about a live deck for the totes . That would be sweet . Just remember Yadkin Valley Outdoors said it first 😂.

I got one of these chippers and I managed to jam it with an 8" piece of sassafras in under 2 hours of operation. Totally my fault. It was the butt end of a 20 foot small tree trunk, and I got distracted as the RPMs went down at the end of job. My fault, could have been avoided with 10 seconds and a little better attention. Anyway, about 6" long trunk piece stuck between the intake and the wheel. I was dreading fixing it because my last chipper required massive disassembly to clear a jam. But this one? Super-easy, which makes for a happy Memorial Day. Undo two clips, lift the motor/gate, insert a rod to hold it open, and bang, you've got access the machine's innards. Reached in, pulled the offending sassafras out, and put it back together. Ten minute, no strain jam clearance. Great!

Nice splitting session!!! That 22-2> is a game changer to your operation!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

If u move the empty totes closer to the end of the conveyer would that gain u any time ???

Good video, looks like you have production dialed in 👍

I’ve never noticed this hidden feature; I’ll have to look for it on mine!!

Every single time I see any sort of comparison video with a Milwaukee power-tool in it, the Milwaukee either wins easily or once in a very rare while it'll come up as a *very* close 2nd place. Each and every single time! Yeah, I'm going to standardize on Milwaukee's 18volt battery platform. I'm not a contractor, I don't work for one. I don't make money off of my tools. But I just want power-tools that'll last. I'm not interested in DIY homeowner Budget brands (we all know which ones I'm talking about), that are made from the cheapest components on the inside, no lube inside either, designed to work great when new; turn to garbage with use and time. Go out, buy another one. I despise disposable power-tools!

Nice fire wood for a rocket stove.

I’ll have to check out that feature on my box wedge. I haven’t noticed it on the pizza wedge.

Great video Jake. The machine itself is definitely equal to one man. Chris makes the third and the productivity is amazing.

Cant you sell the scrap for kindling or not worth the hassle

22-28 is the best machine on the market with the attached conveyor, have a good day in Connecticut,

A couple of weeks ago I was told 2-3 weeks until my 22-28 ships so won't be long now. You guys are an inspiration.

The cream always rises the top brutha!!!!

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How awesome to have access to the spider lift! Amazing work guys and great teamwork makes it look easy.

Needed a proper pull behind stone burier

"Guys,Sarah is gonna go out and pick up steak" 😂😂😂

New to your channel and subscribe. Great setup you guys. If I was younger and didn't have back problems, I would love to do what you guys are doing. New Brunswick Canada

Nice job Jake

Why does no one evaluate the Kobalt 80-volt brushless 18" chainsaw with a 5-ah battery? - - I have (2) Kobalt 80-volt 18" Bar Chainsaws and use (2) 5 AH Batteries. Using it on a Southeast LA farm that was devastated by a Hurricane and has been working absolutely great even cutting huge logs and trees. For oil, I like to use Ryobi Bar and chain oil. We have cut 20"+_ logs and it works like a charm. And NO more pulling and pulling to start a gas-powered chainsaw. My first 80-volt 18" Bar Chain saw with a 5-AH Battery and charger was $400 in Jul 2021

Nice job Jake, your a machine

Very Happy for you. Pretty good operator for being a new owner. Congratulations 💛

Nice work guys! Pro’s at work 👍🏼🪵🇺🇸

As a lift truck driver and trainer, you scared the heck out of me. Great channel.

You finally shaved down that welcome mat on your face. 😆

You guys operate very well together. Be safe outthere.🤜

Someone else may have told you this but if not...Cut the bladder diagonally across on the valve side or opposite side. This gives you two gabled roofs that cover the entire IBC extending roughly 5" on the narrow side and roughly 3 1/2" on the wide side. Attach them to the IBC with cheap hinges and you have a IBC that can't be beat. I go a step further and attach 2x4 blocks to the wide side to force the cut bladder to stay in shape and provide weather protection. The IBC gets kinda kattywompus when you cut them in half. The 2x4 blocks remedies this. Fold roof open to refill tote when needed. One drawback is you can't stack 'em. But the dryness is what I want.

Awesome job guys, I think new guy Pete is a good addition to the team. Great SAFE, work as usual fellas. Keep it real and DGD 🤜🍻🤛

You guys need a rake for that Kabota it be wonders if you can do that down on your maintenance on the bucket

Great video, but waaaay too much music.

This looks like it works well. I see a few log arch videos using hinged arches. Not sure they are worth the extra work in fabrication. Any opinions out there?

Nice view…