FIREWOOD... DOING THE RIGHT THING FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS!

[@williamtanner1372]

"Do you ever break the back window in the truck?" LOL

[@jameschandler2776]

That says a lot for your integrity, when people leave you their garage code. What a relationship. Nice of you to stack for him, that is called service. Great job.

[@scottiversen9234]

Chris you are going to break your back window!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have followed your lead on the no stacking I used to stack 70 full cords and now I pile like you do. Saved lots of hours this year for other things like cutting and splitting. Happy Thanksgiving.

[@evanjohnson3578]

Hey Chris, I always watch like and share, but rarely comment. The story you told about building relationships with customers really resonated with me. I have that kind of relationship with the people that I work for. Most of them for forty plus years. It was nice to hear a story about customer trust and appreciation. Thanks

[@JM-sz4oi]

You’re a good guy. Hope the toe heals quickly.

[@cutNdryfirewood]

Thanks Chris, I’ve learned a whole lot watching you👍 I’m on year 4. This year all repeat customers, so far. I’m sure I’ll get some new ones too as the weather finally cooled down. I learned to pile the wood as I split from you. All my customers PAY me to stack at their houses😅 it’s their money so whatever they wanna pay for 👍 Thank you for NOT breaking the truck glass- as usual. Thanks for all you share.

[@firefightingmailman]

Chris you could teach a college business class. Using your firewood business as the model your customer service is top notch. Number 1 question," how many back windows have broken throw in firewood in the back of your truck?"

[@coreyriley7160]

That’s funny !!

[@samsdoinstuff]

I learn SO much from you. And I can't tell you how much I appreciate your videos. #1 high quality product #2 excellent customer service. The rest is trivial 🤠👍 Thanks again, Chris!!!

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

What Sam said. !! ☝🏻. Keep INSPYERing the world fellas you both are amazing examples of what the human should strive for. Thank you both. Never stop 🧬🦾🎯

[@WilleysFirewood]

I have many customers like yours now as well. You are correct though. It takes time to build those relationships.

[@two-strokesmoke7289]

Honesty is the best policy and it always pays to be nice!!!! You are setting a good example for the rest of us!!!!

[@martiball4531]

Love dem Woodcats

[@frankmiller6737]

This is so true. We’ve only been doing this for a couple of years but the repeat customers are coming and starting to have a great relationship with them.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Im from south Louisiana and in my neck of the woods a Rick is half a cord. I use to make racks for people with an uncle out of old drill stem. The product space was 8 foot long 6 foot tall...

[@alittleofthisandalittleofthat]

When people question your throw in the trailer measurement. It reminds me of a deli… go in and order up so much cheese, pepperoni or meat loaf These men/women behind the counter know from repeated orders how much and will get your order very close or exactly the amount you are asking for. It’s something else. You remind me of this each time people question your measurement. 💐

[@thefirewooddoctor]

I've got ome customer in particular that likes to pay with PayPal or Venmo. She knows I'll bring good wood and is fine with payong me BEFORE i deliver the wood. And I deliver/stack when she's not there. It feels good to have that level of trust.

[@AllenFamilyFirewood]

I’m still a stacker lol but I can load a full cord for delivery in under 10 min with the 1/2 cord pallets we use . Takes time to stack it on the pallets but it sure is fast to load the trailer . I’m thinking our times to handle a cord are very similar but I think your way is just a touch faster .

[@bryanlafleur2419]

Great Customer Service!!!

[@gregfuller2185]

You are the man Chris! Thanks for stacking that customers firewood. 👍

[@westvirginia8658]

You definitely know your business and have taught many how to save time. Thanks for the great info! Have a great day, Mike

[@Dakota77d]

What a great guy you are! The wood stacked is looking like art work- we are all in this together - you are a GEM

[@saltrock9642]

Trust is earned and it’s an honor to be trusted. Great show, Chris, thanks.

[@chrisavila2073]

Yup in 55 years you never broke a back window. 👍🏻👍🏻. I just received my ultra. And omg I love it

[@annaaron3510]

Excellent business Chris. BUTT, some of us just cut our own, heat the place 99% with wood, and enjoy the process. And, I have to stack. It's efficient for multi years, pretty, and gives me the chance to step out to look and snort the stacks. O.C.D. Love your ( and Tony's ) tutorials. Always learning. JMNSHO

[@gp4103]

😂😂 Rubbing oily wood over your body! Knowing forestry guys that was an image I didn't know I needed😂😂

[@trytime354]

love the channel, awesome content. i've started preparing a little firewood business and i'm considering storing my wood in a outdoor barn type building. it has two open ends with two brick walls and a solid roof. i'm wondering if i can store my wet wood without exposure to the sun. i don't want to copy your set up in the commercial district because we get 3 months of heavy rain where i am (southern france) and i'm concerned it'll never dry properly. do you have any advice on storing your wood in an inside or uncover facility. many thanks

[@jamessheehan173]

Got to watch out for that back window. LOL

[@markdyballuk]

you know Chris, you reap what you sow. have a smashing weekend and hope your toe is back to full strength by now. the question is "how many times have you broken the glass"... the answer is NONE WHAT"S MY PRIZE?" 😂😂😂😂😂ps. i did not even have to cheat.

[@charliebarnes7448]

Always awesome content

[@josevelasco3245]

Spot on anyway since you staggered the ends. Correct, you can simple math, no need to stack.

[@aldredske6197]

Good morning Chris!!😀😀 I do believe the question is have you ever broken a window. Take care buddy!!😀💚

[@ScottfromNB]

Thanks for the content, Chris. I caught an episode of the old "Red Green Show", I can't imagine that you haven't been asked if the main guy on that show (Steve Smith) isn't a long lost brother.

[@amandadavis9726]

I sell bundles and recently started selling 1/4 cords. I stack into totes, and then stack two rows at the back of my truck😅 for delivery. I don’t have the number of sales as some,…which is probably why I don’t mind the double stacking. I also noticed that it makes it easier to access for unloading. You can blame Joe at Ohio Wood Burner for that, lol. Who knows,…maybe it’ll change as business grows.

[@roncaron-l1r]

Hi Chris yes you keep your customers happy good for you (Ty Ron The Back Window

[@bryanlafleur2419]

That's why I won't start a channel! I couldn't handle the nut jobs! Keep posting!

[@toddpacheco4748]

Chris,a question that you have been asked about before is what about your wheel wells in the bed of the truck and the thing that is in the box 📦 is a Wolfe Ridge bundler 😮😊❤👍

[@martinv.-]

Hey Chris, sorry that this is out of the subject of this video in particular, but can you recommend brands of moisture meters? Because they are not popular in my country and I have to ship this from the US. Thank you for your content as always! 🔥

[@NeighborlyHomestead]

Great video, Chris! The most asked question you get is, "How many times have you broken the back window in your truck?"

[@cobra-mn745]

you may not have broken a truck window yet but it seems to me a barn window block got busted. How much wood could a Woodchuck chuck if Woodchuck could chuck wood?

[@hankjordan2602]

How do you know how much wood you got by not stacking. The most ask question.

[@budcanter9747]

Have you ever broken your rear window tossing the wood in? NO never!😂😂🇺🇸

[@williamwhite9275]

you have never broken your back window😂 keep up the great videos

[@charleselertii6187]

My vote of "most asked question" to Chris after wood chucking videos is: "How many times have you broken the truck's back window?" Cheers, Chuck in Jensen Beach, Florida.

[@bman5903]

I know it gets under your skin bump them dont give them time brother you do what you need others just haters say a few words put the sticker in the woodyard so they can hear 😂 thank you have a blessed day

[@rugbug13]

As you asked I am here to do my duty for you The most question asked is have you ever broken a window throwing wood intp the back to the truck and the answer is no!

[@cliffordlafountain6889]

I see your supervisor showed up lol I love cat 😊

[@ScrewdriverTUNING]

I just started feeding the neborhood cats. I used to look at them as obstacles in my yard spent many hours trying to keep them out do to the dogs and gardens etc. it’s much easier to work with the cats, they keep the rodents away and stay away from the dogs for the most part. They are really growing on me. I see why Ancient ppls worshipped them. The watchers.!!

[@bklotz1]

You always get asked if you've broken a window. Happen to me, good thing insurance paid for it. Good night, Irene.

[@larryvankirk7423]

Nice video Chris. Eleven commenters have asked how many back windows you have broken. I got to start getting up earlier. GNI

[@kendallrogers377]

How many back windows have you broken?

[@jeffdutton2500]

Big question! How many back windows have you broken?!

[@robertblacksmith4355]

What a good guy you are Chris I will leave a few bottles of Vino 🍷 I make for you aswell as the cash 💸 💰 😊

[@centralmassoutdoors]

Morning Woodhounds! Life is good when everyone is Happy (customers and wives!). Have a great weekend!

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

Preach it, my friend! Stacking in French means it sucks😂👍🇺🇸

[@bobbysoza3798]

Thanks for the video this Friday Chris great day to cut and stack some fire 🔥 wood 🪵

[@MattSimpson-s8o]

How many back windows have you broken

[@GregPrince-io1cb]

Good Morning Woodhounds!! It's a good day to rescue Mr. Benjamin!!

[@williamkleinsLost40Lodge]

Zero broken windows in over 50 years

[@compostjohn]

Yet here, in the UK, we buy firewood in 'tonne bags'. This causes confusion too - there isn't a tonne in there, and often the bags aren't even a cubic metre (which WOULD hold a tonne of water, 1000 litres, 1000 kilograms, one metric tonne). They are sometimes 90cmx90cmx90cm - 0.73 of a cubic metre, or even smaller sometimes. The one-cubic-metre of wood, loose stacked, might hold 300kg of wood, but will obviously depend on the density of the wood - seasoned willow or poplar will weigh a lot less than the same volume of oak. I don't buy wood so I don't get confused!

[@garyengland2441]

How do you know how much wood you got in your truck?

[@anthonycalvert5513]

Have you ever broken your rear window in your truck 😂 Tony from England

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Nope. Neither has his brother Kenny in all their years of making firewood.

[@pamvogt9096]

Hey Chris. I have put 2 scoops of dog food in the same dog bowl for 8 years. I don’t need the scoop anymore. I just know it’s 2 scoops cause I know what the bowl looks like with 2 scoops. Same concept with the wood in your trailers and truck. You just know.

[@waynetharp]

I have had a couple of customers over the years who could have stacked the whole trailer load in just 1 rack over a 10 day period! No maple syrup for them...🙄 I just refer them to you now!👍

[@martiball4531]

The question: have you ever busted your truck’s back window. The answer: NOPE

[@autumnnicholas9708]

Hpw many back windpws have u broke

[@KevinHarvey-qw5mj]

I don't know but at the tree company would measure the trailers but the thing is you measure a cord come up with cubic feet. And measure your trailer and that should give you an idea of how much wood it takes to make up a cord are whatever my thinking and for people asking about windows being broken i saw a few but customers picked up there own wood and i say put the right English on it and it bounces and hit the window some people would bring plywood to put up by window some people if hauled wood would have a rack on front of box to avoid that cheaper than a window some of them customers told me could get up to thousand are two to replace depends what it is that is why when selling it would tell them to take a arm load of wood and just drop over side of bed on truck told them to prevent it saved a lot of window being broken thanks for posting waiting for next video as usual 16:35

[@TheWoodSnob]

Neighbor I buy hay from broke my back window last week putting a hay bale in. 0 deductible and the glass guy cleaned the interior when done. I'm thinking I need to break a window every few months now 😂

[@carlvaneck2783]

When was this video made Chris? The corn is still standing. Just curious. Thanks.

[@rodborn1147]

Number 1 asked question is if you ever break your window when throwing wood into the bed. And the answer is no! Maybe I've been watching your channel for too long. 😂

[@allanulen3809]

How many broken back windows?

[@garyfox8170]

Never broke the window!

[@David-j2w7o]

I’m convinced I’m not stacking any more

[@kdscrapping4452]

Customers ARE your paycheck !

[@outdoorsinthe608]

Window!😂👍👍

[@GPOutdoors]

:)) Gooooood morning!

[@chadm4229]

How do you not break the back window?

[@jasonpinnix1905]

I have a few customers that do that I know what to do and they leave me the $$$$. I don’t stack for many customers. But the ones that I do stack for don’t mind paying me for the extra .

[@jeffkoons4612]

Hey you ever break that back window tossing wood in it ✌️✌️👍😏

[@rickthelian2215]

Benjamin is coming home😊 That’s nice! Mama cat❤ What about at Christmas Time?

[@byronmill]

" How many times have you broken the back window of the pickup truck?"

[@liviuvasilica4629]

Brocken back window!?🤔🤣. ...and I know the answer as well😊

[@TheFirewoodHut]

The way you throw firewood in your truck; I'm suprised you don't blow out the back window, windshield, door windows, rear view mirror, headlights, outside mirrors, taillights, what did I miss? LOL!

[@joeluppino824]

No You have never broken a rear window of a truck

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Answer is: how do you know how much wood you have in the truck or trailer after throwing it in from a non stacked pile. If the new people that are starting to sell wood and do what you say, take a picture of the loaded truck or trailer and use that for reference until they are comfortable with what they throw in. They will know they have the right amount. 👋👋👍🏻👍🏻

[@motordome3707]

You need a window protector 😂😂

[@mickhammer0411]

Looks like you are moving great=how is the damaged toe?

[@jonathanboyd5549]

"How many truck windows have you broken throwing wood into the bed?"😉

[@jeanpage6669]

That is the right answer 👍🏼 and none to this day is the other one

[@williamhowey2151]

Braking the rear window

[@dp3797]

The most asked question, how often do you break the back window of your truck. The answer, of course, never.

[@unclev7075]

New back window in the box?

[@justfromthewoodshed7199]

The question most asked is " Have you ever broken a back window on your truck"? and the answer is NO!!!!

[@JohnLyons-m9s]

How many truck windows have you broken Chris? 😂

[@dereksstuff8395]

Hey Chris, have you ever broken your back window? 😂

[@two-strokesmoke7289]

People are so suspicious when buying stuff. (wood or anything else) Trust....

[@jackpinesavageadventures3142]

👍🏻👏

[@davidmeltonsr524]

I have never broken a back window!

[@kurtloftfield4537]

Good morning all!

[@stannelson2582]

Sorry that you finally broke your back window. Good comment joke lol!

[@markepping2307]

Good luck hunting to all the hunters

[@ericgebhart5775]

How many back windows have you broken. 😁

[@Tonnsfabrication]

It's not guessing when you know how many cubic feet the trailer holds, but it is guessing if you can't do basic math like half the guys in my area.

[@centralmassoutdoors]

Newer folks asking about broken back windows! LOL