I switched to firewood bags - No more shrink wrap!

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In this video, we take a look at the @WolfeRidgeSplitters firewood bagger. I am sold that this is much better than using shrink wrap bundles for my firewood business. Is it better for your business? Take a look.
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[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Really, this bagger is awesome. I really appreciate @WolfeRidgeSplitters designing and building it. I'm bagging everything now! 🎥Here are links to some of the camera equipment that I use: Canon EOS R10: amzn.to/3tvoGYO K&F Tripod: amzn.to/3ZUd2m6 Go Pro Hero 8: amzn.to/3pEGsnV Rode Wireless GO II Single Channel Wireless Microphone System: amzn.to/3GvRoN5 As an Amazon affiliate I earn from qualifying purchases made through links posted here - at no cost to you. More tractor videos here: kzbin.info/aero/PLooz_hclekl-AW--3g0PKompkU3g_bUWv More Firewood Videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLooz_hclekl_7z89asYP8jCEudf-j5fwL More Outdoors Videos: kzbin.info/aero/PLooz_hclekl_sm4OGhndrpyXAZDFRSo6J&si=gu7tPqQ4wY8JmA1G I really appreciate you taking time to watch this video. If you enjoy this type of content, check out some of the following links to support our channel. Check out our website: masterengineeroutdoors.com Please subscribe to our channel here: youtube.com/@masterengineeroutdoors Follow on Facebook at: facebook.com/masterengineeroutdoors

[@troyweyerstrass7312]

Hey! Nice to see another video from you!! You do a good job on them!! #kioti #wisconsonite #northwoods

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Hey, thanks!

[@jeanvaljohn3921]

Fire lovers come in all shapes , sizes and abilities. Some can lift big ol heavy bags but others require lighter more managable bundles, I would encourage offering both. For the less capable.

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

That's an excellent point and something that I can for sure do. It would be an excellent experiment.

[@WolfeRidgeSplitters]

That tying process is 🔥 I like those bags too. I think you could tighten that upper bolt up just a touch to make the bin stay tilted so you can load faster. Take 4-5 pieces for the first initial load Thanks so much for sharing!

[@michaeljheinz3336]

Nice system, good seeing you back out and around.

[@stukaman1162]

You might consider printing off a series of eye-catching labels with the name of your business, phone #s and information on what other kinds of wood-oriented services and products you provide and slip them in before you tie those bags up.

[@outdoorswiththisguy1950]

Iv started bagging my fire wood this summer as well, Im just using a bucket though lol. I had to build a new road side stand though because the sun was fading my bags and causing them to tear and break open. So I store all my pre made bags inside now. Incase you didnt know Chris from in the wood yard stopped at your firewood stand on his channel a few videos back. Pretty cool! Take Care !!!

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Thanks! I saw that as well - pretty cool!. I have plans to build another stand and document the process. The bags I am using now don't seem to be impacted as much by the sun, which is very nice.

[@richo1177]

Make yourself a tilt tray bagger, made my life soo much easier

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Not sure what you mean?

[@billobermeyer660]

Really neat idea to staple the handle to the bottom. What is the overall response to that method?

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

It is! Hard to say, haven't sold many bundles this winter and I haven't been using that method. Just was something I saw in St. Mary, Montana when traveling!

[@richardbrowne1679]

Great video- The link to the mesh firewood bags, links to the Croc’s.

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Done! Fixed it. Thanks for the correction.

[@richardbrowne1679]

@@OutdoorsEngineer - Thanks for the review of the bagger.

[@LeBlancfirewood]

Good video just what I was looking for I bundle 12000 +a year I use a brute force bundler thinking about going to bags we average 30 bundles per hour we also put handles on what are the dimensions of your bag

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

How's the Brute Force? I'm not that far from them. I'm not sure the bag dimensions. I do know they fit 1.0 cubic foot bundles just fine. I get them from Frieze Firewood in Phillips, WI and are very, very UV Stable.

[@LeBlancfirewood]

@@OutdoorsEngineer brute force bundler works good

[@jamessanders4310]

They self destruct if left in the sun very long. Just FYI...

[@OutdoorsEngineer]

Depends on the types of bags you use. The ones that have "Firewood" on the side - yes, they self destruct. The bags I have purchased locally are very much UV resistant. I've had them sitting in teh sun for months and still in good shape.