GIANT OAK logs cut for firewood

Cutting up massive Oak logs with Ken!

[@rileyreed1261]

Missed Ken. I have been missing the Chris/Ken interaction. Had to pull up an old video to to watch and get my fix. Get such a kick out of Ken. He is such a personality.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, they broke the mold when they made him and then fired the mold maker.

[@DC8FD]

Kenny does more with that little tractor 🚜 moving logs than anyone I have ever seen!! The guy is a beast of an operator!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, he is that! No fear, just go!

[@kurknell2029]

Watching you guys makes my back hurt !! You are definitely hard working men 👍🏻

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Kurk!

[@noahh8253]

I have been looking forward to this video since you first brought it up!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for waiting!

[@gordonferris8697]

I love your channel. Thank you for putting out these videos

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for watching!

[@grantsinclair4278]

You guys are off the chain! And we gripe in Arkansas when we get sleet or snow once or twice a year. Thought I was the only one crazy enough to make firewood out of 30 inch logs. Love the videos and useful info.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes we are! Thanks for watching!

[@danthornton5098]

You and Ken are entertaining to watch. I know I've said this before, your channel is the real reality show. 👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks, we show it all, nothing is hidden!

[@aldiminico6513]

Morning Chris. Truly amazing. Man and machine conquer large oaks 💪🪵. Now that the easy part is done, I would love to see the splitting and stacking. Be safe👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Morning, yup, lots more work to do yet!

[@mattleb7335]

I’ve found that the only way I’ve been able to get the chains on without too many adjustments, is by lowering tire pressure when installing and adding air pressure once installed. Keeps everything tight.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, good idea, we where out in the wood yard, no compressor!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nice!

[@grif900]

Yep !

[@haroldanderson2781]

Guy’s in their 50’s that crop dust each other and still plays with tractors and saws. It’s no wonder why I enjoy this channel!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

In a few months I will be 60 and I plan on continuing the crop dusting! Thanks for enjoying the effort Harold!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Mike!

[@pyroman6000]

@@InTheWoodyard It's one of the joys of being an old guy! "AWWW!!! WHAT THE HELL...????" heh heh heh.

[@iffykidmn8170]

@@InTheWoodyard is crop dusting like Man glitter?

[@saltrock9642]

That lil green tractor works big because Ken says so. 💪

[@InTheWoodyard]

You got that right!

[@willdavidsonakawd3062]

this is a greatly efficient wat to get a lot of wood very fast!!! i love it!!!! another wonderful video chris!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes big wood makes big piles of firewood!

[@scottf6604]

Poked the button cuzz that's the cool thing to do! You know how to make work look like fun. Worth the wait. Great stuff guys

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Scott!

[@waynetharp]

WoW! You two are absolutely Animals!😮 This is definitely where these 2 saws shine and like I said before "They have the power to cut sharp or dull!" I really liked the camera shot where your feet disappeared in the saw dust,Chris! I have a 6" spade bit that I use on a 3/4 hammer drill for chipping up old floor tile. It would have been the ticket for frozen mud n rock removal on these logs! Thanks for a great video, Kenny n Chris! 👍👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for watching, your drill/chipper sounds great!

[@davidedwards3734]

Yalltwo make hilarious videos together!! The pink ear muffler, the language, the crop dusting !!! 🤣🤣🤣 got to make work fun. Too bad we don't all have Brothers like y'all. Have a Safe Day

[@edkerkhoff522]

Yup we all shld have brother's that can work and play together like that we all wld b in a btr place

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks David!

[@InTheWoodyard]

You can choose to have a good time or not everywhere and all the time, we choose a good time all the time and everywhere!

[@mowdan77]

Nice I see even Ken has his safty chaps on. Good video . Dan

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Daniel!

[@matthewnasci2646]

A big job well done fellas. I think the boys and the toys were sweating on that one. In the beginning of the video i was thinking you guys needed hockey sticks and labatt blue. Well, no hockey but from the sounds coming out of Chris I guess there was Busch lite involved. Ken, your ice chains and cold fingers made the day happen. And good job biting your tongue to keep Chris's channel in the good graces of the KZbin kingdom.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Matthew, we try to keep it clean!

[@vincedee6607]

This is a full length movie!! Like the way you cut to kens name on the log as he was griping about the mud and rocks😂😂😂

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for watching, there are over 900 more videos on the channel for you to watch right now!

[@abelim2478]

Both your industry is amazing. If I was your neighbor I would pitch in for the exercise. You folks just invented a new winter sport.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks, you can move here, there are houses for sale!

[@billboy7390]

Glad you were the guys doing it, you couldn’t paid me to get out there and that cold. But I’m from Arizona

[@InTheWoodyard]

It was not that cold, just kinda wet and icy.

[@larryvankirk7423]

You guys are amazing. Big, dirty, icy, hard oak and an undersized tractor didn't stop the Brotherhood. The camera work had to be difficult trying to keep up with Kenny on the tractor skate. I think I finally understand why Kenny runs the wider chain on his saws. 592 should be broke-in now! GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Larry, we like to get stuff done.

[@Johnno082]

New subscriber here from Sydney Australia, I really enjoy the content of your videos

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks so much for watching I appreciate it! You have work to do there is almost 800 videos on my channel you need to watch to get caught up! Thanks!

[@stewartmckeown5882]

Hi guys brilliant video Kenny is mad on that tractor 😆 class big wood 🪵 there's going to be alot of firewood from them 👏

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks, yup, big wood equals big piles of firewood!

[@tomriblett2979]

28 degrees here just came in for a coffee after splitting some big ash rounds. Nice looking wood you got there Ken....

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, big wood is good wood!

[@coreyriley7160]

G’morning Brothers. Holy cripes, that is some serious wood !! Love the 592 screaming. Icey enough ? Nice muffs. GoodNightIrene

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Corey, we had fun....again!

[@brucearney9536]

Nice tractor work , nice straight cuts for big cuts .

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Bruce, it was the saws!

[@toddsoutsideagain]

I gotta say after watching Ken beat the crap out of the loader and tractor repeatedly, anyone looking to buy a Deere 3025 I would say your good!🤣 Amazing how the saws and tractor handled Kens “Big Wood” Well done fellas!!👍🏻👍🏻 GNI🍻

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Todd!

[@briannelson4493]

Chris that’s what I’m talking about ,big wood . The kind you use your pallet forks to lift up on to the splitter. They yield a lot of split pieces. And gives your chainsaw a chance to prove it’s self .happy cutting Chris and Ken. My mother had a picture taken in 1920 ,in Chippewa falls Wi ,the guy was standing at the cut end of the tree. The log was about 3ft over his head. Yikes ,keep on cutting

[@InTheWoodyard]

Cool, that sounds like a nice piece of wood!

[@paulkavanagh5393]

Great video Chris cool ear muffs

[@InTheWoodyard]

Glad you like them!

[@Frankzeien]

Just got to love the 2 ear muffs, nice work boys. I did an oak tree like that mine were 46 inches. And I had to cut each one in 3rds 3 times just so I can pick them up.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, sometimes ripping/noodling is needed!

[@doughegel9035]

Yeah that is some big wood that little ultra light splitters going to have a good time with it only person that was missing from there was shibe he likes that big wood and you did very good work

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, Schieb would have been a big help!

[@mickgibson1127]

Hard work that big wood... But you guys smashed it as always! 👍

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Mick!

[@JamesJohnson-qy6ce]

Just love watching that bar drop thru them big logs !!! Awesome cutting!!! That's what I'm talking about !!! Smaller trees are nice but I seem to always get the calls for them big bastatds. They certainly yield a ton of wood !!! To save my back i put a gorilla back lift on my spliter works wonders !

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, big wood make big piles of firewood!

[@aldredske6197]

Good morning Chris and Kenny!!😀😀 There sure was a lot of work to buck them up and they are only half done. Your 592 should be getting broken in after all those big cuts. It's really a good way to find out if it's going to last or not. I see very little difference between the 592 and the 395 . It would have been fun to have been there with my 660's and did a little comparison while helping you out. All the dirt that was on them had to of really sucked. I'm sure you guys did a lot of chopping off camera that we didn't see. You guys sounded pretty tired at the end of the video. Take care my friends!!😀😀 Logger Al

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, your 660 is about the same saw, it would have been interesting....someday it will happen!

[@kennethcarlson8713]

We will finish this stuff when everything thaws out in the ice melts and dries up

[@garykersteiner4936]

If you said why I missed it. Why weren't those logs sawn into lumber. Too big for the mill perhaps?

[@aldredske6197]

@@garykersteiner4936 some were too big and some had metal in them.

[@thefirewooddoctor]

After the Ultra saw the size of those logs it was probably like "Oh dear God, what did you get me into?" LOL!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Kens splitter will handle it fine.

[@megamike4357]

If I may make a suggestion, and if you don't take it I could care less. If the next round of wood is dirty like that. Get a carbide chain. They are expensive, but you don't have to stop and sharpen. They will cut a little slower, and loosen more. I had cut a lot of wood from a flooded river, mainly ash. The wood was covered in sand, rocks, weeds , and other crap. Once I went to carbide my production almost doubled. No need to use the ax to peel muddy bark away. Just trying to save you some extra work. Have a good day!

[@kennethcarlson8713]

I normally would not even cut that would until summertime because there's been setting a couple years apart falls off but because of the ice the bark is froze on and we just had to get out of

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks for the tip Mike!

[@blakebooms7949]

Ken is a good operator

[@InTheWoodyard]

No, he is not, he is a great operator.

[@benjaminwatkins1305]

Worked at a furniture shop locally and we would make table tops out of pieces a little bigger than those of oak frikin heavy

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, big ones!

[@shioctonautomotive647]

I love the muffs!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@andrewsamanthamadison3320]

Crop dusting Chris! Nice!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Payback, that was all it was!

[@larrylefebvre2237]

Now would be the perfect time for Andrew to show up with a n Axis for Ken to try out! Oh wait, Tony has one too..hint..hint. Perhaps it would be good to compare the Axis vs Ken's Iceberg splitter.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, that is a great idea!

[@bluefj-wc3vz]

I have a Deere as well and when i go to chain up i let the air out of tires. I can get it tighter then work it even as it fills back up.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Good idea!

[@milescivis1018]

6:00 - that’s what brothers are for lmao

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks!

[@firewoodathome]

Tractor log curling should be an Olympic event.

[@InTheWoodyard]

In Kens wood yard it is!

[@billybobswood8153]

now yer talking!! big stuff! i love it! separates the girly saws from the man saws!! haha! can smell the chips from here in nh! GNI

[@InTheWoodyard]

You got that right!

[@mikehauser9385]

What size bar are you running on that 592?

[@InTheWoodyard]

24"

[@DawnRedwoodGroves]

Those are some big logs, I have a 36" sawmill and also do firewood. So I cried seeing those beast being bucked up and not into some nice lumber/boards too. But I get you make hay with what you got!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Those where all lumber mill rejects, to big, metal, rotten, crooked.....

[@DawnRedwoodGroves]

@@InTheWoodyard To Big? watch my video cutting a massive 44" dia red oak kzbin.info/www/bejne/mqLOpmR_jtF9a7s. Rotten and crooked, and maybe metal. I've cut a few logs with metal to get a couple good slabs and the rest firewood 😀

[@ClarenceObert]

Nice NDSU Hoodie. Go Bison!! I live in Minot ND.

[@InTheWoodyard]

It was a free hoodie I think, I am not a sports ball guy at all. But I do like ND!

[@abelim2478]

Those cookies would make good butcher blocks for an outdoor kitchen. Set it up on saw horses.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Sounds great!

[@beerdrinker6452]

You guys are better than me. I spend two hours thinking about doing two hours of work. I hate tire chains. Errrrr.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, when you need chains it is not a good time to put them on.

[@waltergregory2368]

Chris, I would like to know how much variation there is in the size of the cut from one side to the other. Scheib said he had 1” to 1 1/2 “ on 36” diameter logs he cut yesterday.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Most where good but some where off a bit, big wood is like that for sure!

[@philgriswold2133]

I'm guessing about 60-80 splits per 16' piece. Also, about a cord in each log. If they're 4x4x8 solid, when they're split, they will fluff up and make a 4x4x8 stack. Of course, I may be way off.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Phil, you are not just another pretty face, you are about right on that!!!

[@kennethcarlson8713]

Yup

[@HomesteadJay]

Big wood indeed holy smokes!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup it is some big stuff!

[@sammoler5723]

Are you going to do a follow up video on 32 inch chunks

[@InTheWoodyard]

Maybe so!

[@iffykidmn8170]

In the St Croix Falls/Hudson area cutting firewood with a 70cc and 20" B&C, looking to purchase 592 or 395 and 28" B&C first week of May horse a piece or? Saws are $1000 and $1100 not much difference price, front vs side adjust. Observations 592 seemed more prone to stalling out in the cut vs the 395, 395 seemed slightly sharper with a slight chatter so lower rakers as well yes no or am I all wet? How far are you from the St Croix Falls area and are you doing any saw demos in the next week? wink wink hint hint. Keep up the videos.

[@InTheWoodyard]

I am in Appleton, tomorrows video has a lot of 592 in it! Get a 592, it is better designed an has auto tune!

[@canvasman2307]

Wow! Only a few minutes in and Pink muffs, giant oak woodcicles, tire chains going on, and Chris blasting pants using chemical warfare on Kenny😜

[@InTheWoodyard]

Just another day to us!

[@andrewvoegtle6123]

Will those get cut in half again or is it gonna be what looks to be 25-30 inch firewood?

[@kennethcarlson8713]

They will be cut again down to 16

[@InTheWoodyard]

Cut again!

[@jeffreynass8311]

Hey Chris are those beaver muffs?

[@InTheWoodyard]

No, I wish, they where fake!!!

[@timbervisions]

Does Ken get plenty of use from his tractor? Yes, yes he does. Awesome BIG wood you guys got to play around with.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes and yes! He uses it to get stuff done, not pose with it and rub it with a diaper!

[@pyroman6000]

Tire chains are such a pain in the dong, that I decided long ago- if the roads are bad enough to require chains- I'm not driving. I went to my favorite honey hole yesterday to clean up the rest of the old maple logs still solid enough to use- and discovered that it is now FULL of giant chunks of tree service wood. Much of it at least as big as what you have here! There's even some silver maple that's 5' in diameter!!! There's at least a dozen or so entire yard monster trees here- all silver maple or honey locust. They chipped anything 6" or less, then dumped the rest here. One of the maintenance guys told me that my other go to spot is ALSO full with just as much. Me and my 16" bar are feeling a bit outclassed! Plenty of 6-12" logs, too. YEARS worth of good firewood- for free. I'm kinda looking forward to trying out different techniques to see just how big a log I can cut with that bar.

[@InTheWoodyard]

My advice is to get a 70cc or bigger saw and a 24" bar as soon as you can, you will be glad you did!

[@pyroman6000]

@@InTheWoodyard Believe it or not, I'm actually looking to get a top handle "baby" saw next, lol. The one I have is awkward to use for the trimming and ripping jobs around the yard, because the power unit itself is quite long. It also has a tendency to fling individual pieces around, unless you pinch them against the dogs- making it difficult to complete the cut. I love that little saw John (fricknjeep) has- it looks perfect for me! Probably a Stihl, because I have a local mom n pop dealer that also works on them. I'm just cutting for me, for my grill and campfires, so I can just ignore anything my saw can't handle, lol.

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Kenny hates working on the ice but he sure loves sliding wood around on the ice. How does he push wood around the yard in the summer?

[@InTheWoodyard]

The same way, with the tractor.

[@kennethcarlson8713]

I try to get all the big wood done in the winter time in the summer I lift them up

[@cliffjenkins6419]

What temperature are those guys working in? What a great video Chris. I got a 395,had it for yrs, ultra reliable but its never seen snow. Helluva lot of cords in that heap. What oak is it? Cheers from Hawkes Bay N Z

[@InTheWoodyard]

I think that day it was around -25 maybe -30 F But it does get colder than that some days. It was mostly red oak. Thanks for watching!

[@bfoutdooradventures]

Just wondering where I can get a pair of pink earmuffs like Ken's? Gave up on the beaver hats? Looks like Ken was "curling" those big rounds on the ice.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, the ice helped with the big wood!

[@mikecolligan2829]

the 572 sounds outmatched by the wood, maybe a 592 would have been more useful? or possibly the chain was dull? lots of small dust...

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, it was dull right away, the wood was dirty!

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I was thinking about ordering g model with the heated handles

[@InTheWoodyard]

Ken likes his a lot!

[@jamesstan317]

Cool vid Chris. Getting it done! I know I’ve been there, when you get into big wood it’s easy to lose your sense of whether you are cutting straight. Then you finish and see that half the round is at 15 and the other is 17🤬. Then you gots of little sticks off once it’s split! It drives me nuts! Oh well. There’s a lot of sticks in each round! I wonder how many rounds it takes for a face cord🤔

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, it can happen but it really does not matter, it all burns!

[@kellyhamel4302]

Now that is some huge oak, that stuff should count as double for Kenny's rent.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Ha! That wood will be sold for big money!

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Lots of work for sure but the 2 awsom guts that are up for the challenge..

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, we like to work and get stuff done!

[@michaelbrooks5111]

are you guys going to cut them down to 16" chunks later? Good you have a john deere tractor it can take a beating. I wish I was there cutting with you guys looks like fun.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, that wood is all cut split and stacked!

[@kevinbauder8927]

I know this video is old. However if you want chains really tight let air out put chains on then put the air back in. They make nice tire bungees to replace straps.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, good idea, thanks!

[@bobjarrard]

Great post - could those logs of been milled into oak post and beams? Nice cutting guys. Bob in Nevada

[@kennethcarlson8713]

I bought them from a sawmill they were too big for the mill to saw

[@InTheWoodyard]

Possibly! But they where rejects from a lumber mill!

[@peewee.3138]

Forget Tractor Time with Tim, how about “Kowabunga Khaos with Kenny”!! Johnny Popper should buy back his tractor from him for product development evaluation and give him a brand new one! But I’d almost bet that he wouldn’t want a new one.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Some people pose with their tractors, some use them, we are users.

[@timh7021]

I guess a couple of these oaks have seen the first Europeans coming to America. They are huge.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, probably 200+ years old!

[@rickthelian2215]

Long Day, a nice beer or two😀

[@InTheWoodyard]

Or ten!

[@johnnieset9518]

Now those are some firewood logs. Alot of what i get looks like that. Call me crazy, but I actually prefer the bigger stuff. Lotsa wood in those rounds and no problem for the Husky.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes, big wood equals big wood piles!

[@JohnHalbrook-e2u]

Do you think you will profit after your fuel bill

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, always do!

[@jeanpomerleau8416]

That is some pretty nice stuff aint it? That wood is so big I wouldn't let my wife watch this video.

[@InTheWoodyard]

You and me both! Haaaaa!

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

I've been waiting to see how your 592 actually works in the woodyard 24-in bar. Before I buy one

[@InTheWoodyard]

Well, now you know....just fine!

[@bryansteen2219]

What size bar? I think without the ice you would've been struggling more with the 3025, tell him to trade up to a 4066 and grapple. LOL

[@InTheWoodyard]

We use 24" bars, he would love a bigger tractor, send him one and he will put it to good use!

[@bryansteen2219]

If I was near I would help

[@lendane8517]

how is he going to split that stuff??

[@kennethcarlson8713]

One at a time

[@InTheWoodyard]

You will see!

[@billc3405]

I dont think its a question the 395 the faster of the saws used in this this video

[@InTheWoodyard]

They are very close, we each have run both a lot and we think they are very close, it just depends on chain sharpness.

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Some big ass wood right there

[@InTheWoodyard]

You got that right!

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Even the Wolfe Ridge 28HO that I'd love to get might struggle lifting the 36in oak rounds cut to 16in length onto the splitter beam. Debating between the budget friendly Wolfe Ridge 28PRO of which capacity I've almost outgrown, the reasonable balance of wants and needs 28C, and the dream 28HO that can be towed at 80mph.

[@Deutschehordenelite]

If you outgrow it already, get something that is twice what you need now to have a nice buffer in the future

[@thefirewooddoctor]

@@Deutschehordenelite, am thinking the 28C is perfect for a few years. Just need to figure out how to unload it when I get home versus the 80mph towable 28HO model.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Just keep cutting!

[@InTheWoodyard]

Just keep cutting!

[@aldredske6197]

@@thefirewooddoctor Jeffrey, if you ever get a 28c and need it unloaded. You can come down to my place and I will pick it off for you. Then you can tow it the 18 miles back to the yard.

[@tobyglass2859]

WHT cut that length?

[@InTheWoodyard]

I have no idea what you are asking.

[@tobyglass2859]

Why cut that length?

[@bradh74]

I'm sure you've heard this too many times, but it's a shame those logs aren't going on a sawmill. Tire chains for that tractor aren't cheap anymore(I'm sure that's why you have just the front )! You should watch Sandy from "Sawing with Sandy" put chains on his machine. He's got it down to a science.

[@InTheWoodyard]

ALL of the logs where rejects from a saw mill, they have metal and or cracks and rot....so....

[@dropedlow33]

just wonder y u didnt put them log on the saw mill just for good info i a new sub and be and a buddy start to mill and get logs be help for to no y ty u for makeing great vids and keep up great work and have a great day and stay safe

[@InTheWoodyard]

Great idea, but those logs where saw mill rejects, rotten middles, metal, crooked....

[@davidgardner3640]

So is your brother Ken a firewood supplier as well.....if so, I imagine there is a little healthy competition on who does it best?

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes he is , we both do well!

[@kirkg97]

It’s like shuffle board but with a tractor lol

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes!

[@Alan_Hans__]

The video with everything in it. Ken drifting a tractor, really nice sized wood, chainsaws going hard at it and Chris and Ken speaking BS. The only thing is that Chris's whiskers need growing out for that bigger wood. How much cheaper is it buying nice sized wood like that rather than piddly sized 9-12" stuff?

[@InTheWoodyard]

Thanks Alan, Ken got it for less than 1/2 price.

[@lendevonuk5479]

Hiya Chris, lovely oak….lot of firewood in those sticks! You could do with Mike Morgan’s skid loader with heavy duty ‘grapple,’ and his excavator with the log splitter….it would make ‘mincemeat’ of even these very large rounds! By the sounds of it, you and Kenny are going to be busy for quite some time! Excellent content, Carlson bros….keep it up chaps! Bet ‘big Rodders would like to get his teeth into some of this! Len (Devon 🇬🇧)

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yes we would put it to good use! Thanks for watching again Len!

[@jeffengland1862]

Jeff in East Tennessee. How many of those 36 inch monster pieces would it take to make 2 cords of firewood? That would be all I need for an entire winter. Some nice warm nights with that oak!!!!

[@InTheWoodyard]

2-3

[@lanningjw]

I like your brothers bigger husky big time saver

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup!

[@SemperFiSupplies]

Y’all sure do support a wide variety of colleges.

[@InTheWoodyard]

We do not support anyone in any sport or college, they are just cheap misprint shirts and hats.

[@SemperFiSupplies]

@@InTheWoodyard that makes sense.

[@johnevans7238]

Where would I buy a truckload of wood like this we would have a bunch of oaks that we’re cutting down but we want to keep most of the big ones

[@InTheWoodyard]

Check for loggers in your area.

[@MrHelidude]

WOW WOW WOW !

[@InTheWoodyard]

YES YES YES!

[@j.b.4340]

I’ve got a giant firewood oak in my back yard. Hurricane Ida gave it to me. It sucks.

[@InTheWoodyard]

Make some firewood out of it!

[@donaldfournier8354]

Man you're brother has one speed

[@InTheWoodyard]

Nope, he has 2 on and off.

[@johndawkins2510]

We have big wood like that down in Alabama

[@InTheWoodyard]

nice!

[@clintoncave9841]

If you would make some rubber bands out of interludes about 2" wide and make some hooks from old welding rod to make bungee ti keep chains tight

[@InTheWoodyard]

That is a good idea, I will tell Ken!

[@ChosenOne9387]

That's my kinda firewood 👍🪵🪓

[@InTheWoodyard]

Yup, big stuff!