Digging Out the Wood Processor For Major Splitter Repairs

Pulling the wood processor out of its shed for repairs

[@alanbierhoff6831]

What’s that great old saying? “If you don’t schedule maintenance for your equipment, your equipment will schedule it for you” 😂

[@amped5234]

That green truck is awesome, I like how you have a little fun with it.

[@DLHFarms]

It sounds so good you got to open it up

[@2xKTfc]

​@@DLHFarmsThe green truck does sound awesome. And looks like a very nice day to burn some diesel fuel =)

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Saturday morning coffee and DLH!

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Lucky is the man who works for your company. You guys have always got many different types of work. Keeps it interesting

[@DLHFarms]

Thanks 👍

[@canvids1]

something different and thanks for a great video.

[@DLHFarms]

You’re welcome

[@doncc6080]

You have quite the operation. My neighbor has 3 square bodies he has customized. Thought the splitter pad would be concrete. God bless your repairs.

[@travisfrench9221]

Loved the video, hope your processor didn’t need too many repairs. Looking forward to part two.

[@DLHFarms]

It needed quite a bit. You’ll see in the next part

[@2xKTfc]

Also, thank you for the video! :) A welcome change of tune. Nothing wrong with the regular programming - just a different little window into the stuff you have to deal with to keep the business running. Cheers :)

[@DLHFarms]

Thanks!

[@ihus9950]

Nice job cleaning up Dennis, ready for part 2, The Splitter 👍🏻

[@DLHFarms]

Part 2 is up

[@camowing7029]

Dennis prefers all the pink fuzzy seats on all his tractors!😂

[@DLHFarms]

Cody?

[@JohnJohnson-vx2wr]

Hello Dennis. Looks like a nice project to do on a saturday.

[@DLHFarms]

It was!

[@boomersudden6257]

Love the old green truck. Your mom might be mad at you lol. Hoping for some baling videos this summer.

[@chrisrexroat3240]

Father in law has the Case DX version of that tractor. The dual speed on the loader lever is handy.

[@berriesnbees2023]

Great video

[@DLHFarms]

Thanks!

[@frankscruggs4749]

Good video.

[@monk4786]

I believe you could scratch somebody's back with that bucket

[@mikeembrey9176]

Always looks good after a clean up but it doesn't last long 👍🏻🇺🇲

[@DLHFarms]

That’s for sure about an hour and it a mess

[@randybarber5308]

👍👍👍😊

[@onehappyfarmer3461]

I guess the throttle stuck open on the old green truck there at the end. LOL

[@DLHFarms]

Yeah that’s exactly what happed. Good catch. Haha

[@reedbooth543]

I see you still run Rc trucks I just picked up a savage ( nitro power)

[@colestroud8300]

Looks like a chute or deflector of some sort would help keep the dust from piling up behind the saw.

[@DLHFarms]

Yes been meaning to do somthing for years but just haven’t done it.

[@Military-Museum-LP]

Does this processor stay at this location enough to consider a concrete pad?

[@DLHFarms]

Yes it lives there. That is a good idea

[@powerram92]

Please tell us about your rebaling operation..

[@DLHFarms]

It’s on the list don’t worry

[@2xKTfc]

It's super off topic, but do you know of any method or product to repair a material like cracked dashboard? The green truck (not bashing it - it just has developed character :) ) reminded me that my office chair's arm rests are crumbling falling apart and they're basically the same material. These are spares that we dug up via a friend of a friend of a.. you know how that goes! haha). Of course, even those last spares were sold out 20 years ago and the whole company closed shop 15+ years ago so I can't replace them a third time. I've thought about just slathering them in epoxy and wrapping some fabric (carbon? fiberglass? cotton?) over them to be done with it, but then they're a solid shell rather than that padded dashboard feeling..

[@DLHFarms]

I do not other than covering it with somthing.

[@seriouslyconfused1]

16:38 got predator view for half a second there

[@DLHFarms]

Yeah it’s a rendering glitch with my 360 camera

[@ShannonSmith-ss1bd]

Why do you cut the length of you firewood so short. You need to get your mini hoe and clean where you processor sits.

[@DLHFarms]

Standard firewood length is 17 inches that what I cut it at for stockpile. It fits in most all stoves. People can and do order longer or shorter wood sometimes but they usually have to wait on a list for it. I did clean it up did you not watch the video. Cleaning up was basically the whole video.