Bucking up all the logs in my woodyard with the 500I

[@rogerknight2267]

A day in the wood yard with the right equipment and a nice sharp chain is heaven. Thanks for sharing!!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

You got that right!

[@nebraskawoodstr]

Nice cutting session. My guess on mystery log is mulberry. Gold when you cut and turns dark over night. Take care.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

You are correct

[@Python_Bob]

Great video Scheib! Definitely Mulberry. Bark looks right and Mulberry is a golden yellow when fresh cut and turns a chocolate brown color as it oxidizes after cutting/splitting. 👍

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@RicksOutdoors29127]

Nice logs….good cutting

[@FoothillsFirewood]

Your mystery wood is mulberry for sure. Yellow on the cut, reddish/brown after iv oxidation. Great firewood!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@JasonLoudermilk]

I ran across mulberry for the first time this year and had to ask what it was. 😂 I described it as mustard yellow saw chips and smelled like poop. Within 3 minutes 5 people all said it was mulberry. Although hardwood, I wouldn’t consider it “choice” firewood…

[@FoothillsFirewood]

Unfortunately I think you’ve got a bad read on its quality. Mulberry is excellent firewood, btu higher than red oak. It sits right around white oak for heat production. Burns great.

[@johnphillips770]

That looks like mulberry, very good firewood

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@billobermeyer660]

Mystery wood is probably Mulberry which typically changes from yellow/golden to a darker color. The Mingo Marker and 500i made quick work of those logs! You are the Master of the woodyard!

[@colleensfarmadventures4176]

Awesome T-shirt dude!!😎

[@littleslawncareandfirewood]

Great cutting session that looks like some black locust. The mystery log look like type of Mulberry tree great 🪵

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I thought it was locust just seems light must have been sitting awhile or dead standing.

[@davidedwards3734]

Great cutting session!! Thanks for taking us along!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@oldguyfirewood]

Getting some good work in Don! You know I’m a Husky guy (pun intended) but the 500i is pretty impressive. I still haven’t gotten to run one but I will!

[@sawingwithsandy]

Great day out in the woodyard Scheib! That 500i sure is quick!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks Sandy

[@toddpacheco4748]

Scheib,once you got through that nasty knotty 🪵 the 500i was going through the rest of it like 👍 hot knife in a cold stick of butter excellent job and video 😮😊❤

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Yeah the saw likes to eat that was a freshly sharpened chain it’s a beast

[@dh6937]

Liking that 500i action, I'm going to have to pull the plug on one of my own here shortly

[@adirondackwoodsman]

Yeah it’s nice to have a big pile to split because the 12-22 along with your conveyor can chew through it pretty fast. Have a great week Don!

[@D-EagleMachines-on6dg]

Do you have a Husqvarna chain saw?

[@fricknjeep]

hi there good job . best to all john

[@kennyp507]

I always get a little giddy when I'm cutting and hit some yellow saw dust, its like gold.. pretty much anything that has yellow burns real hot once dried out, mulberry, hedge, locust, osage all exceptional stuff

[@InMyBusyLittleShop]

Nice looking pile of wood ready to split!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks 👍

[@brackenprofaizer2601]

I have been missing your videos hopefully everything is well. Hope to see you soon again?

[@larryvankirk7423]

In Nebraska they call that mystery mulberry. As a tree I don’t like it -birds eat the berries and crap purple stains all over your vehicles, deck ,etc. It is pretty dense and wet when cut, splits well and dries medium/slow. I like it for firewood others swear by it for smoking wood.

[@kevinmason3086]

I came into the same kind of wood last year and I had to look it up and it's definitely mulberry. Heats almost as good as oak

[@keithmueller2857]

Yeah I'm thinking that wood is mulberry Mr. Scheib.

[@MillersStumpsandFirewood712]

Looking good Scheib

[@briannelson4493]

There’s nothing like man glitter to round out the day.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Yeah man

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Its all burnable.. 😉👍

[@ronbrooks6681]

Looks like Mulberry to me Scheib. Nice looking Rounds, of White Oak, and Looks like Maple. You are like me I cut up Rounds 1day and Split the next. Keep up that great Work Buddy. Ron from the Woodyard in Duanesburg NY.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Right on

[@michaelmcelwain2053]

Man you make that to easy looking. Got to get me one of those Fiskar things. Great video.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

The 500i makes it easy she like to eat with a sharp chain.

[@chrisnoeske8904]

I have been noticing. The background in your lit looks like a subdivision. Just curious. Do you have problems with any of your neighbors with the chainsaws?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

It’s not a subdivision but it is in town kind of I have never had anyone confront me about the noise but I am in good with all my neighbors

[@leonardryan8723]

Iiii iiii Bert custom guy with Chris in the woodyard cut a log 🪵 early this morning with 34 degree angle 📐 on his buckin this morning. Start at 16” and end up with 26” on the bottom of the log . 😮 it’s the chain sharp or rake not file right or both buddy . 😊

[@kennethcarlson8713]

Might be a war out bar

[@briansmith5235]

Looks like mulberry

[@jonrussell1122]

I'll agree with most of the comments, mulberry. Has the yellow heartwood.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@leonardryan8723]

SCHEIB you should all you hear is how fast a 500i are . With 2 hrs you should buck up 3 full cords in 2 hrs remember STAND AND BUCKIN with sugar in your pockets running a stihl buddy . 😊

[@michaelswiney8790]

Could that yellow looking wood be poplar

[@kenskuts]

Definitely Mulberry! Smokes up like apple! Split it small with pizza wedge and keep it aside if you want to sell smoking bags or bundles….!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@ToddChapman-m8t]

🤘🤘

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Good Morning, 🤘🏻🪵🇺🇸

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Morning!

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

Nice bucking session 👍 Mystery wood, maybe mulberry? We don't have any where I live so I can't say with any real knowledge. Looks like the wood Dan from Back 40 Firewood got into last year.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Thanks 👍

[@nathanchambers1006]

I like the channel. Good, bad and ugly.

[@leonardryan8723]

Yellow chips it not yellow pine , it the old mulberry buddy . 😊

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Definitely mulberry!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@thomasgreene5750]

I believe your mystery log is Mulberry.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@urmoparts7509]

Hi, Maybe you have mentioned this topic before, but haven't you considered to upgrade to smaller sawmill conjunction with firewood business? You have some beautiful logs there.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

My buddy Sam has a mill I take some to him

[@johnbarnes8126]

If the yellow colored wood is fairly heavy it is probably mulberry.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@markdavisson6219]

Looks like mulberry.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@mrscuba1693]

Do you sharpen your own chains or send them out the seem to cut really good ?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

I sharpen my own I use the STIHL 2 in 1

[@carllewis8203]

🎉

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

The chain looked like it was sharp

[@larryhronesz5693]

I don't know if in your budget but seeing you bending over cutting that wood made my back hurt I use my tractor with log tongs and can lift them and move them to where I want also you mentioned a boiler I use those 1/3 cord bags I put them on my forks and put it under the conveyor and split all that short stuff right into the bags because you can't stack those pieces, I have a pallet under the bag and take the whole thing to the burner

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Tractor is in the future for sure

[@paul.tuttle]

Thanks again for another very entertaining video, you're doing a great job. However, for your own sake aka health please stop kicking logs : Not good for you in so many ways ... and dangerous too ... You already got yourself this "turner" : Just always pull it instead of pushing it, and you will always be safe. Many greets from over the pond

[@KAMP8505]

Mulberry!

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@TroyMinor]

Mulberry 4 sure

[@petesadowski1694]

Pretty sure that is Basswood. Not very good for burning. Pine and Poplar produce more heat than Basswood.

[@richardledsome7967]

500 eatin

[@OutsidewithScheib]

Yeah man

[@joekrzeminski467]

Scheib, it's Mulberry.

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@rdk162]

Scheib looks like your subscriber count down?

[@OutsidewithScheib]

It fluctuates

[@rdk162]

@@OutsidewithScheib something wrong there Google is far left liberals They hate us

[@stevestucks7341]

The yellow is Osage or the Indians call in iron wood. Great smoking wood. Gets really hot dangerous for firewood

[@johnkuennen6502]

That is Mulberry

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@leonardryan8723]

Iiiii iiiii think 🤔 you need to sharpen your chain cutting in a circle ⭕️ cut on u tube buddy . Might be too much on one ☝️ of the rake , you know how the chainsaw is cutting right or left in the cut buddy . 😊

[@judithclever1103]

Mulberry

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol

[@rudalphtaylor6640]

I think it is a mulberry

[@OutsidewithScheib]

For some reason I get mulberry and hackberry messed up lol