758 Finding A Home for the Eastonmade AXIS Wood Splitter. Brush Hogging in the Forest. firewood 4K

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

A great time was had by all and the new parking place is established. Guy's yard will be back in no time. Thanks for sharing with us. Really enjoyed the time in the woods with everyone. Fred.

[@GPOutdoors]

Have a great weekend Fred!

[@newhampshire-bob1604]

Always nice to be out in the woods with the guys! I haven’t been able to get out there yet, been tackling the honey-do list! Stone wall rebuild, then fixing the grass we tore up and other “issues” around the house!

[@EastonmadeWoodSplitters]

Always somethung satisfying about bush hogging. I was wondering who was running the camera when it was following you lol. Say hi to guy and husky bob for me. Cheer!

[@GPOutdoors]

This Pocket 3 seems pretty good so far my friend. I started using it now as my main camera, on both KZbin channels, to put it through it's paces. Have a great weekend out there!

[@tomfillmore9710]

Good video Gord you guys have a lot of firewood to cut up and split that will be fun working with the boys take care have a great weekend

[@GPOutdoors]

You too Tom!

[@AnomadAlaska]

If that bush hog has a flex link you could lower the tail wheel and extend the top link so it floats over uneven ground. I adjust mine to rest about 2 inches (5 cm) off the ground on the front skids and about 4 inches (10 cm) off the ground at the rear. And adjust the top link for as much float as possible in that configuration. Depends on the size, mine is 6 foot (just shy of 2 meters). If I need more float I will disconnect the top link and tie it away.

[@brianfisher3991]

Thanks for the video Gord . Looks like you fellas have a lot of work ahead of you this summer . The chains saws and splitter are going to get a workout .

[@badgerlandturf]

Winter MUST be officially over if Guy took his chains off! Great video and explanation of the process. Is that a 6’ Land Pride?

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! I am not sure - I think so.

[@stalrev]

Same here in NE Texas Trees grow in abundance. we have to pull oak tree sprigs out of the garden every week where a oak is nearby and the nuts fall in the garden area and within a couple weeks you got a 4 inch oak tree growing.

[@gusswenson7811]

Good morning Gord As Andrew said brush hogging is very satisfying. Hahahaha Boy can you hear the difference between your saw and Husky Bob’s.. Thanks for sharing with us this new adventure.. Say hello to Guy and Husky for me.. Wish I was there lending a hand.. Cheers my friend.

[@GPOutdoors]

We'd enjoy having you hanging out too Gus! All the best to you and Sally!

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

Hey Gord, you got that stihl throwing some chips. You got the chain sharpening down pretty good! Great job and thanks for the video.

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers Michael! Feels so good when the chips are a-fly'in! LOL. Just still pulling me in a bit too much I think, but I'll get it - Have a nice weekend!

[@michaelmcdonald6727]

@@GPOutdoors you have a great weekend too!

[@claudenormandeau9211]

Love your new camera it is a big upgrade for the video clarity now

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks Claude!

[@paulfrizzell31]

👍great video

[@badcompany3057]

Good vid.

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers BC!

[@megamike4357]

Keep your eye on the prize. It probably seems like a lot of work in the heat. The end will be worth it! Just don't have to clean up the yard all the time alone.

[@bobpurs]

Looks like a good plan GP. It's nice leaving the mess in the woods. I started doing that a few years ago. Have a good weekend.👍

[@GPOutdoors]

You too Bob!

[@danelionheart5881]

I have always loved working in the woods. I remember working 16 hour shifts and on the weekends I would go out and work in the woods to get fire wood on my days off . My ex wife hated it because she thought the only reason I was working in the woods was to get away from her. How she knew I will never know. I set my job up so when hunting season started I had that month off on a deal that they would only call me if they really needed me and it was still my choice if I was willing to go in. Back then I would split wood in 2 feet of snow with shorts on boots and bare back.

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! Cheers Daniel!

[@vogelj2009]

Nothing like the first big bush hog of the year.

[@bjohnjunior]

Dang! I'll bet I'm not the only subscriber who thought that Guy was sponsoring a giveaway for that Axis. Oh, well. 😆

[@thomasworatschka6860]

What do you do with the stumps?

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey Thomas! Lots of good firewood in those stumps so we will eventually cut them down and take the firewood. We have been leaving them for now as Guy has a friend with an excavator and he is not sure if they will be bringing it in or not so if so, he wants the stumps left cause he said it gives them more leverage for removing the stumps from the ground. (?). So just waiting to see. It would be helpful for me to get around with the Kubota if we just cut them down to ground level now but stay tuned!

[@brianwestveer9532]

How wide is that brush hog

[@bowdoin5063]

Looks like a 5' er

[@GPOutdoors]

I think it is a 60" but not sure - it may be 72". I'll have to take another look. Cheers Brian!

[@obiorah1]

If You had the Money would you Purchase Mulcher Attachment for Your Kubota Tractor Stay safe in Canada,

[@GPOutdoors]

I am not sure what that is - if it is a mulcher for grass cutting then, I don't think so - but I will try to look at the Kubota site to see what it is. Cheers!

[@ronevans3663]

I couldn’t watch any video for 9 days all power was out internet everything. Just got it up today. This people just don’t know what they are doing anymore. It takes one good guy after 4 guys trying to fix . Why aren’t all the guys training to do what just one guy has the scale.