782 Grappling Logs In The Forest. Homestead Implements Pinnacle Grapple. Kubota LX2610 4K

[@tomfillmore9710]

Good video buddy that would be a fun day in the woods with Guy and Bear he is a beautiful pup thanks for sharing hope you guys are having a great week

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey thanks Tom! You too my friend!

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

You two and a half did a great job clearing out more downed wood today. Loved the intro with the fog and fall weather. We are getting a taste of fall here for a couple days this week. Enjoyed watching the great work you all showed, even Bear left the woods carrying a load. He's such a good dog. You all stay safe and keep up the fantastic work around there. Fred.

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers Fred!

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

@@GPOutdoors cheers to you all.

[@garydietzel6730]

Always enjoy watching you 2 work together.

[@mikeadams2339]

Always impressed with that trailer!

[@harrycraviotto2375]

You guys are having way too much fun!! 😊😊😊😊

[@retiredforlife63]

Nice work with the grapple Gord👍

[@GPOutdoors]

Cheers Brian. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@randallcunninghamjr.9270]

Pure awesomness!

[@godsblade300S]

✌️😜 Always like living my best outdoor life, vicariously through you Brother 😁🇨🇦 Thanks 💒⚔️ God Bless us All 🇺🇸🙏✝️

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks so much and a Happy Thanksgiving!

[@peacefieldfarm_mn]

Great video,, Gord. Good to see you guys are still hard at it! Cheers!

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey so nice to hear from you Michael. I am sure you are getting the property ready for winter. Hopefully you will get a little more snow than last winter. Be well and all the best to you and your family!

[@richardjacques6370]

Great work ,looks like fun

[@1lilfarm]

Looks like Bear was trying his hand at grappling too!!! LOL You are getting pretty smooth operating that grapple. 👍👍👍

[@GPOutdoors]

LOL! He loves the logs. Thanks - Happy Thanksgiving!

[@bobpurs]

Nice day GP. I've been cutting and splitting almost everyday since Friday. Finally some nice cool weather here. Hope your week is good.

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey that's great Bob - good stuff. Great weather to be working out there. Cheers and Happy Thanksgiving!

[@wtfbuddy1]

Nice video Gord, your new helper Bear has a grapple of his own, looks like a nice day in the bush, taking your time and no mishaps. Cheers and have a great Thanksgivings with family and friend.

[@GPOutdoors]

Happy Thanksgiving Pete!

[@profdave2861]

Good to see you and Guy out in the bush for the fall firewood/sawmill log ritual … although it certainly emphasizes how quickly the years pass! I’m a bit behind on your content - it’s been a very busy summer - but I’m looking forward to catching up as the days get shorter and the cold winds start blowing with snowflakes. Happy Canadian Thanksgiving to you, Guy, and families!

[@GPOutdoors]

Wow! Hey so nice to hear from you Dave! Happy Thanksgiving. I hope the bird was tender and juicy. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family!

[@Crickelwood]

Agree these compact tractors are tippy! I bought a set of 2" spacers for my b26 (from Bro-tek, also Canadian), they do help some, bit still can get unnerving in some terrain. Best part is I'm able to get chains on now without rubbing.

[@RossOnTheLand]

Giving a full watch now Gord. Hope you had a very nice Thanksgiving.

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning and Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours Ross -Cheers!

[@billjones3518]

How did Guy offload the logs?

[@GPOutdoors]

He has a set of cut-down pallet forks on his bucket. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@JeffGeorgalas]

MAN, do I LOVE that little log trailer that you guys built! It's simple, nothing fancy, but it gets the job done. I want one exactly like that. I know that you guys built it for next to nothing, because I watched that series when you built it, and Guy had the old trailer on-hand already. That's what I'd like to do too. Just find a cheap old trailer on marketplace or somewhere similar and build it almost exactly the same way that you guys did. Also, I've got one tractor that's considerably larger than yours, as well as my little BX. And while I like the big tractor for it's capabilities, it's nowhere near as nimble as your little LX is. I think that at some point, my BX may go away, and I might replace it with a cabbed LX just like you've got.

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning Jeff, thanks - Guy is very talented and I am good at doing the grinding. LOL. I love that trailer too. Hope you had a great weekend!

[@richardgillard779]

Great video as always. Question. What are you going to do with the tree stumps?

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning Richard. Great question - lots of firewood in those stumps. Either Guy's friend is going to come with his mini ex and pull them out or if they decide not to, then we will cut them down. Guy's just not sure yet. Cheers!

[@MannistoCay]

Happy Thanksgiving bud, all the best. 👍🏼🍻🦃

[@GPOutdoors]

Thanks so much Mark. Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!

[@stannelson2582]

Those trespassing snowmobilers may find a stump on two.

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

Looks like our Mt. property part of the time. Looks like fog, but we are in the clouds. What ever happened to your old grapple?

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning. Still sitting idle on my property. :)

[@badgerlandturf]

Just a thought about your comment on tippy-ness of the tractors: is it possible to flip the front tires to give you a bit more width? Or additionally could you add some spacers to the rear? Thinking out loud…great video!

[@GPOutdoors]

Hey BLT. I do have spacers on the back. Not sure about your thoughts on the front.But thanks!

[@badgerlandturf]

@@GPOutdoors on my 3 series JD it gives me the option of flipping my tires to increase tracking width. Just curious, how wide of spacers are on the back wheels?

[@ronevans852]

There must be 60 stump in there you guys going get them out . That’s lot of work.

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning Ron. You bet - and lots of firewood left in them - Guy's friend has a mini ex so he may come to dig them out and if not , then we'll have to cut them down. Happy Thanksgiving!

[@ScottfromNB]

I was wondering about them, too. There's a lot of firewood in them. (I usually don't pull them.) The stump block is usually the last firewood block I cut.

[@jeanvaljohn3921]

Do you ever get together and plant a couple of dozen trees ?

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning Jean. No , we never have. Mother Nature takes care of that pretty quickly when you open up the canopy and let the sunlight into the forest floor. Cheers!

[@duanebennett1280]

I know that this question does not pertain to this video, but thought I saw a promotion with you on electric generators. Do you promote a certain brand m Thank you

[@GPOutdoors]

Good morning Duane. No, I don't at all. In fact they keep sending me emails to get me to show various generators. If you happen to see it again, please let me know. Cheers and thanks!

[@MontanaGrizzsky]

Crazy how slow tractors are compared to skid steers

[@ML-lg4ky]

Skid steers have their limitations too. It’s a compromise to be all around useful.

[@MontanaGrizzsky]

@@ML-lg4ky I have a tractor, dozer, excavator and a skid steer I use skid steer and excavator 99% of the time for everything Tractor just so dam slow unless I’m using the 3 point for something

[@profdave2861]

Tractors can be much faster on smooth ground but Gord is being careful - that terrain is far less smooth than it appears on camera. Some may not be familiar with how rough the bush is in most of Ontario. The soil is very thin with uneven rock just below, or in many cases, sticking above, the ground surface. There are deadheads all over, usually camouflaged with leaves or pine needles. In the pockets between the rocky areas, the soil compresses like sponge, so it can be very tippy indeed when one wheel is in a pocket and another on rock. Tracked implements can be used, but it’s not hard to throw or damage the track or other parts with the wrong swing into a sharp rock outcropping. That’s where pneumatic tractor tires earn their keep.

[@beozzie690]

You guys are going to need a excavator to dig out all those stumps mate.

[@GPOutdoors]

Morning 690! Hopefully Guy's friend will come with his. :) Cheers!