Breaking Trail, Hauling Timber- Ep32- Outsider Log Cabin

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

Congratulations!! And thanks to your family for being such staunch supporters of your project.

[@ronmcwhirter3641]

60 years ago I had 65 acres of farm land and about 20 acres of woodland. My tractor was an international W4. Almost exactly the same as yours. That tractor farmed all of that land and never let me down . Brings me back to my young years. Thank you for you great vidios.

[@randellouten1722]

What a journey you’ve been on! And, to share this with your dad is something you’ll cherish your entire life. You both are clearly gifted in carpentry. And, your further blessed with the ability to skillfully tell a story via video. This has been a lot of fun to watch. This past weekend, I binge watched all the way to episode 10.1. What a journey you have been on. Thanks for bringing me along.

[@contrafax]

I love the way you and your family harvest your land, sustainably. Generations to come will have timber to use.

[@ronnybogaerts3359]

you work with your hands and with your hart and soul. that's why people love you and your videos. the old (indian) spirits of the wood are happy to be on your side, this is not silver, it's gold. thanks for sharing.

[@dwohio6398]

Dangerous job well done. Creatively filmed; narrated, too!

[@oldandtired1434]

Awesome little brother! It;s nice to take advantage of a break in the weather. Always great to watch. Thank you

[@vmgusa1]

Good job! Love to watch you working with you Dad. It brings such a good memory about my dad and time when i help him and learn from him. You are good people!

[@ffc3476]

You guys a relentless Keep up the great work I’m am Impressed by the tractor work

[@cleverblonde4406]

Wow, that's awesome news. Glory to Him. Well done you too. I do also appreciate your Dad. Great for a father and son to work closely together like you do.

[@tint661]

Things have a way of coming to you in time. I was just talking with my dad about working the brakes the way you did to keep the tractor moving. Up until that time I had only used the brakes to help steer the tractor. Someone has taught you well. Good job.

[@DrHavok1]

Lmao awesome little brother.....you've entertained me for years man thanks so much

[@tsuchang1]

Thanks for the excellent videos!

[@johngerson7335]

That ol' red girl is one tough Ginny! I think she likes you. Great work, great video, thanks for sharing.

[@JMG-ql8ds]

Really impressed with your determination and persistence. Your mention of your dad and brother at the end was touching. Love your videos and channel.

[@Bestcabinetmaker]

You are a good example of “where there is a will, there is a way”. Well done!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks Larry! I live by that expression.

[@farm_in_themiddleofthewood3339]

Great job to you and your father!! Hey, that is a pretty neat brother!!! Nice job buddy!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@larryjacobs5713]

Enjoyed it great work looking forward to the future videos. Not do you only have a fantastic father but a brother too. How blesses can a man be?

[@truckdrivinmilanr]

Great video series. Great teamwork with your dad. Congrats on the Silver Button.

[@eddelapp3702]

Appreciate your great content, as well as your acknowledgement of your Dad and brother's help and encouragement.

[@jordanwhitson1730]

I can watch these videos all day. I love seeing your(and your dad's) progress. God bless y'all! 😊 ✝️

[@richardazari9912]

Congrats from Slovakia! Thanks for keeping us posted with great content :)!

[@23sklar]

Love seeing you out there makin it happen and hard work always pays off in the end... I also gonna add, congrats on the award. You deserve it..but make sure to always have fun my friend and be safe out there.. Once again thanks for sharing :)

[@skullring1968]

Thanks for the log cabin series. I know it takes a ton of work to film and edit all of this in addition to all of the hard work on the cabin.

[@RumMonkeyable]

Ingenuity reigns! I enjoy your videos because you and your Dad are so creative and smart in figuring-out what needs to be done if Plan A fails! I'm enjoying your log cabin build journey immensely. Your shed is BRILLIANT! Looking forward to future installments. Thanks for posting. I can imagine camera set-ups in the snow are no easy feat. P.S. I've become quite fond of the ole red tractor! So glad you were able to repair it!

[@stevegriffiths1564]

I really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work. Greetings from Kent, England.

[@chamilton9182]

Congrats on the silver. You deserve it. Great vids. Love the content and voice over. Very soothing to listen to. I also enjoy you and your dad working together. Can't wait to see more. Love from Texas, God Bless.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

C Hamilton Thank you and God bless!

[@bigskyguy1611]

I love your video style. Draws you into the work being done. I've been watching since ep. 1. Keep up the great work.

[@dalyjolly5891]

Thanks for sharing your journey through the logging & building processes. Your videos are really enjoyable. You mentioned avoiding the log digging into the ground. I saw something called a go-devil, which was a miniature version of the sled you pulled in this vid. It was used just to keep the front end of the log off the ground and free of obstructions. Thanks again!

[@dstevenpaisley]

I have been building working at repairing or doing something to my camp for 30 years lol The journey is half the fun! When it get to be no fun it's time to take a break from it.Awsome job by the way

[@suepeterson5675]

Thank You for all your great videos, finally got caught up watching. Congrats on your great accomplishment. Anxious to see what the final cabin will look like.(I'm sure it will be great) . Keep bringing them. Be safe!! Give your father a BIG HUG and THANK YOU. You both seem to have a great relationship, that's so nice! 👏👍😊

[@jeffwrinkle575]

Congratulations on the KZbin award! Natural result of quality work and effort.

[@verseb1]

discovered this channel by chance, luv it , watched it for hrs

[@danielkaszas]

thanks for the efforts you put into recording these videos. As if the construction work would not be hard enough...

[@thelyingscotsman7993]

You really worked hard for that log ,well done.

[@AlanaShuster]

Congrats on the silver play button. More congrats go to the wonderful videos you make. I love your format as well as the father son duo. Congrats all around!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks Alana!

[@practicallyIndependent]

Fantastic video. Love the ending. You are a good heart my friend. Great to hear you value time with your dad. Mine just passed away a few months ago. You don't get that time back, but you get to keep the memories. Take care brother and be well.

[@austinpineo5575]

Dillons Woodworks i

[@Sammy_316]

Congratulations on the silver play button. I would say your little brother's looks better though. This is a great channel you have built here and it deserves all of the success.

[@festadams9896]

Congratulations on the silver play button, I am really enjoying your channel.

[@vnette9777]

Your first play button is totally awesome.So thoughtful and heartfelt,very cool.Congrats on both.

[@Doubleodude]

Congratulations man! I love your custom play button!

[@whitewolf8758]

I often wonder for many of your videos i watched if a larger sized skidsteer would be more efficient for your log home mission. Getting the one with tires and getting the cat track kit from Grouser for tougher surfaces. You would have the pulling power for your jobs and an added bonus of the bucket or forks when needed. I have seen this set up used many times by small logging companies close to our cabin in northern Minnesota. Thanks again for another great video.

[@philipunderwood477]

get some rear tire chains for that old girl. You'll be much safer and also amazed by the increased productivity. If your budget is tight, I've even seen a guy repurpose old semi-truck chains for his old farm tractor (about 1.5 truck chains make 1 tractor tire chain). You might be able to pick these up at a tire shop or repair shop for pennies on the dollar vs new tractor chains. Good luck, be safe and keep up the good work!

[@jamiemckenzie8516]

Well done mate love watching your channel and how you and your dad interact !

[@henriks5008]

Awesome work mister. Thumbs up from Norway :)

[@construction-productscemen4935]

The hard work is clearly shown.

[@briankshaw8755]

Nice work. .looking forward to the cabin building vids..

[@jecka1014]

Omg like i said before i have never seen someone work so hard like wow congratulations it is well beyond deserved.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thank you Jessica!

[@1fanger]

I just subbed. My tractor is a Ford 9N. It is dead in my orchard. While it ran, it was great. Never had been able to do the work that did, with any other tool I possess. I will be able to get it going soon, I hope. Thanks for your efforts. Joe- Endless Mts. PA

[@leeeckl3272]

Great job using that tractor to it's fullest!

[@Harley04]

The museum called, they want it back !!!!

[@brianspencer4220]

That's one huge hunk of a log.. Congratulations on over 100,000 . Brian 77

[@ScottBelleriWorkshop]

Congrats on 100k!! I love this window into your corner of the world.

[@karloflaherty]

you are putting in work man , im in awe

[@preppernurse1]

That was very cool hard work for sure but well worth it.

[@tokyorosa]

This is one of my favorite channels on youtube. I'm fascinated by your adventures. Congratulations on your silver play button.

[@larrrymeyers6695]

alot of good size wood in that area it looks like. congratz on the silver button and 100k subs.

[@paulcondie9932]

Badass old tractor!

[@truckdrivinmilanr]

Paul Condie You can farm it all with a Farmall

[@metamud8686]

10:55 respect for that bootstrapping procedure. :-)

[@theoneandonlyowl3764]

Congrats and well done with the log as well. Thanks for the update. Little bro is a champ as well.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thank you! He sure is!

[@Downeastwaves]

Love your bush train!

[@nanomaine]

Another excellent video, very much enjoyed it! Thank you.

[@exroyalcanadian]

Congrats on the Silver button!!! Looking forward to the spring....

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thank you!

[@RaspberryRockOffGridCabin]

Anyone who's unhappy with your progress needs to take a good hard look at this video. Everything is a struggle in the middle of the woods. Everything is a challenge. And congrats on that Silver button! Woohoo! But that button from your brother is far more precious.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks! Rome wasn't built in a day, and I can tell you that genuine log cabins aren't either. lol

[@kieley424]

I love watching your channel I don't wonder why you have 100K subscribed! Keep up the great work

[@mac-vy1iv]

Great video A set of cork chains would make your hauling logs a lot easier,keep up the great vids.

[@sim-sam]

Thanks given back: Thanks for your channel.

[@billyoerg]

Quite the project there! Your old tractor is a beast! Congrats on your silver play! Glad to see your efforts are paying off. Got to enjoy this while boiling my first batch of sap. Fresh maple syrup soon.

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks you! ...Ah maple syrup season! I won't be tapping trees this year, but I hope to next year. However, I will be releasing a maple syrup video (taken from footage I filmed a couple years ago now) probably next week.

[@boblynn9168]

You deserve the silver button and even more subscribers! You give us great content that is obviously a labor of love. Love the channel and cant wait for it to explode even more!. Keep up the good work!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks Bob!

[@David-pk9be]

It is great to see the inginuity of North Americans. You accomplish amazing tasks with you hands, brains and determination that most of the rest of the world consider impossible

[@beduiini]

Hi! Can't wait The next episode! Also im starting to build My own cabin, with My dad pretty soon. Ill film it for sure:) Thank a bunch oh this content and information.

[@dannosdive8552]

Best time spent with family!

[@repeataftermerestoration4179]

Another great video ,you keep making them i,ll keep watching them... love the red tractor ..congrats on the silver , well deserved ...Love from Australia , were we dont have all that white stuff "snow" . I think is wot you people call it

[@d.t.4523]

Nice video! That seems like a lot of work. I know it's worth it, so I'll suggest a couple miles of rope be made into a drag line back there. It'll save wear and tear on the tractor and you. Good luck! :)

[@regsparkes6507]

I can't help but think that you have GOT to get a set of chains for that tractor. You seem to be loosing so much traction in the wet woods etc. These are very enjoyable video's,..Thank You.

[@flgardener1155]

Do you ever use your giant snatch block to gain a mechanical advantage? The way you used the block allowed only a change of direction and no mechanical advantage. Some times I make complex pulley systems that give me 45:1 mechanical advantage. I start with a 5:1 block and tackle and then add on 2 Z-rigs (3:1 each). Complex pulley systems multiply the factors so 5*3*3 = 45. The disadvantage is that you have to move your tractor 45 feet for the load to move 1 foot so you need lots of rope/cable. But you can pull up some massive stumps with a tractor and good mechanical advantage setup. I was amazed that your tractor didn't have a differential lock. That was a very cool trick to overcome that. I hope I can remember to try that on my tractor. Also gratz on silver. Your videos are awesome. The effort you put into them really shows and is clearly reflected in your number of subscribers.

[@TerrorTales4271998]

hard to believe im still watching iv been subscribed for ever i swear!

[@canesser1]

Well done with all those obstacles Brother! Would be nice to have chains on that tractor too I'll bet but the pulley and alternating brake combination worked great. Our ground is usually frozen solid until late March or sometime in April, you live in a much warmer Canadian climate than eastern Manitoba!

[@dabruscar]

More and more jealous every time I watch your , videos buddy.

[@miraguedes9339]

Lhe admiro por enfrentar o inverno duro,para construir sua cabine... Embora que sei o quanto ela está perfeito 😍 um abraço Deus abençoe vocês

[@gallopingg1]

GREAT DETERMINATION,, MICK FROM UK

[@glenngriffin9449]

your a smart man wish I was there love it

[@LVFFarmVlogs]

Great work, like always! One suggestion, get a set of tire chains for the rears on your tractor, that will make it almost unstoppable. We run tire chains on our skid steer and our tractor that we use to winter feed, its almost as good as 4 wheel drive!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Great suggestion my friend. Now all I gotta do is start saving. lol

[@odc43054]

Go to farm auctions. At least in my area, they are plentiful at a reasonable price.

[@BenKibler]

Agreed, chains are even better than 4WD, especially in hard-pack snow or ice. Coupled with your (already) skillful use of individual brakes, you'll be unstoppable. I leave mine installed year-round on the woods tractor: they help just almost as much with mud and roots as they do in the snow.

[@toddstowe4784]

Well done. Thank you for sharing!

[@JsHuWa-ne6is]

thanks for making the video

[@medtech1a]

Great job.

[@1956jensen]

Once again a well done video update from you...... and red Rudolph work hard again. :-)

[@markhamilton7241]

Congratulations on your award you deserve it for sure!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Thanks Mark!

[@mmelonffelon]

CONGRATS! :D

[@BilgePump]

aaaahhhh I wasn’t prepared for that, his little brother made him a play button. That’s a keeper.

[@robviolin1]

Thanks 👍

[@pjt1965]

Congratulations 👍

[@den-dy5gn]

Good job man

[@cyrilhudak4568]

You are one brave dude.

[@BraxxJuventa]

Very nice video again! And congratz with your playbutton! :)

[@coryboyd7958]

Yeah! Another video! I see you put some skis on the sled! Sure looks like it made a huge difference! Wow that took some serious leg muscle to get that pulley up there. Gotta say you are in some great shape. Curious, do you work out a lot? Yeah! Silver play button, congrats!

[@TheOutsiderCabin]

Hello Cory! I used to train pretty heavily in boxing, but now that I'm a dad, logging has become my main source of exercise. lol

[@coryboyd7958]

The Outsider : I could see you being a boxer with your build, long reach! I'm 60 now but competitively power lifted for 10 years after 10 years of the Army. 405 bench, 630 squat and 630 deadlift at 193lbs. I still workout but nothing like I used to plus I swim laps for 30 minutes freestyle non stop three days a week. I have such great respect for you and what your doing. I always look forward to your videos. Stay in shape, you won't regret it as you get older. Logging has got to be a great workout from what I've seen you do. Thanks again for your videos. Cory

[@ArthurBaker]

Thanks much

[@lostmorex4746]

Great job!

[@filmbluff99]

Congratulations on the Silver play button from Tenerife in the Canary Islands. We have some snow here at about 11,000+ feet.

[@offgridpirates7400]

Tractors are Awesome

[@zeniamoura]

Congrats from Brazil