5 THINGS YOU NEED FOR FASTER FIREWOOD PRODUCTION!

There are a few things you NEED to make more firewood faster and easier ...these are the ones you need now!!!

[@Dorchwoods]

A tractor was the biggest game changer for me, specifically when I got my oversized bucket. It's an amazing combination

[@davidedwards3734]

Great advice!! But don't put yourself in debt!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@jeremyfortune7274]

Takes spending money to make money bro… you may have to borrow some money up front to make it on the back end. I don’t own a splitter (I rent) and just actually got a tractor with loader n grapple but before I bought one I rented one couple times a year on big jobs. I’m not doing this for a living though. And don’t plan to

[@jameschandler2776]

I have a Timberwolf TW-1 with a 4 way wedge and it is wonderful and only costs $4000. I do 50 cords a year. It is a 5 1/2 hp I would like a bigger one, but this has done all I have asked of it. I have always used 50 cc pro saws but since watching you, i have gone to a 70cc and you are right. It really speeds up cutting speed. I wish i had a log lift. Great advice and video. They need to know their market. I now live in an area far from a high population and everyone here has and sells wood. If I want to sell wood now, I have to drive 45-60 miles

[@GPOutdoors]

Nice run-through Chris. And hey - Bonus Tips included. LOL! Cheers!

[@Threegreenacresfirewood]

Excellent video Chris,I need professional wood splitter hopefully soon.thank Chris

[@jessejones9830]

Thanks Chris ,I can't wait until I've caught up and traded up,I apriciate the vid

[@toddpacheco4748]

Chris,great advice for anyone who is looking to start any business 👍😮😊❤

[@johnsandell4501]

Great information from your learning experience.

[@coreyriley7160]

G’morning Chris. I am on board with 100 % of your words ! I just ain’t gots the room for a tractor. Yet. Thanks. GoodNightIrene

[@briannelson4493]

Very good points Chris a dump trailer is on my to do list, let’s see if prices come down a little. Keep on cutting

[@sandsock]

when i got my first pro saw changed things up for me. but the single most game changer for me and i wish figured it out when i was 16 and not 45-48. get a long heavy duty snatch strap with some xtra clevis and then some heavy duty bull ropes. i dont touch brush anymore for the most part. i dont carry pieces through briars anymore. i save my time and i save my body. i need a trailer that i can carry my skid loader back and pick and fill a trailer. i want to be able to tip a trailer and split right out of the back end. my commercial grade box store splitter was a great investment. i should of done it sooner. i'm only at 5 years now. i could of saved my body sooner. but get some good ropes/straps and mabe a rope puller.

[@MillersStumpsandFirewood712]

Awesome video Chris, we have a 2013 Tundra and it is a hoss. And my stump grinding business fuels my firewood addiction..😁

[@bwillan]

In the splitter choice between a glacier box store splitter and an Eastonmade Ultra, there sits the new Split Fire 1165V. It is a vertical splitter with 3.5 second cycle time. It is Canadian made and worth checking out.

[@timrydman-mr5hp]

Very good advice on all 7.

[@crazyman3157]

Great video Chris. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@sabbie7]

Ever think about gettin a mason dump truck? Like an F450 or 550..load height is not ideal though.

[@toddsoutsideagain]

Good stuff Sir Chris!👍🏻👍🏻GNI

[@thefirewooddoctor]

Usually a 27-28 ton box store splitter is 20-22 ton, based on actual pump psi and the bore size of the cylinder. Took me a while to calculate the tonnage, but that's what it is. Which is why a commercial grade 28 ton splitter smokes a box store splitter of the same tonnage.

[@tenlow2]

A truck is the biggest thing I need to get next. I’ve been doing all my firewood with a suburban, which sorta works but it’s like 9 extra steps over just throwing rounds in the bed of a truck. It has the technical capacity but it’s not the same thing at all. In the past if I wanted to get serious I had to use a trailer; having a real truck bed would be a game changer.

[@tenlow2]

That also reminds me, Easton made called me back after I inquired on their website but I was busy so I let it go to voicemail, I need to send them some of my doubloons for an ultra. It’s spendy as heck for my use case but better than what I can get from the local equipment rental place.

[@kurtloftfield4537]

Good morning all!

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Good one. Thanks.

[@annmariekowalski7505]

Number eight is Drive. You can not purchase Drive, but it is essential for success.

[@The_Alpha_Channel]

I have the Fiskars axe, just a few more bits to get like this.

[@outdoorswithlarryrobin]

What Chris says👏🏻👍🇺🇸

[@TANGO22222222]

I think you already uploaded this video before

[@rickthelian2215]

Play with the big boys😊

[@danelionheart5881]

I do miss my F 250 4x4 Highboy.

[@rickthelian2215]

More cats❤

[@seamusoday4018]

Speaking of Ken how is his new Woodward going.

[@bentwedgestanleybrand5818]

Good morning everyone

[@bekaerttrio2231]

👍👍👍

[@two-strokesmoke7289]

Get a bigger truck, keep your Tundra as a backup. (that Tundra, will probably go many more thousands of miles) Also, newer isn't always better, these "newer" pickups seem to have "electrical issues" after a while.

[@NorthwestPAfirewood]

I returned my 22 ton to buy a bigger splitter shoulda kept the 22 ton it was 3-4 seconds faster cycle time then the 37 ton I got now. I'm getting a wolf ridge next year

[@kensebring3683]

How you doing guys? I would love to get professional splitter. I would love to be 50 years younger with that splitter. Dreams are good.

[@carl27890]

It looks wet there! It’s still bone dry fire season here, Gona end soon tho

[@gerardteyssandier7289]

Comment fait -on pour avoir la traduction en français ??????

[@GregPrince-io1cb]

Good Morning Woodhounds(-:

[@davidlewis4384]

Has anyone on here gotten the cutoff slabs from a mill for firewood? Several people around me have them for sale extremely cheap but I’m wondering if they’d be too much bark?

[@TheWoodSnob]

I bought a few bundles. Cut one up, ended up selling a couple of them.

[@iffykidmn8170]

All wood burns, cutoff slabs have their own drawbacks bark being one, random lengths sliding moving while trying to cut and a few more really comes down to cost and your set up for processing them. I did not have a good process for dealing with them I could buy them for appx 1/5 the cost of buying full cords and I stuck with buying full cords YMMV.

[@Mainelywork]

🤘

[@RK-ey6gs]

TUNDRA TO CHEVY, GET READY FOR BUYERS REMORSE

[@BillHale-p9d]

Have you forgot your don't don't spend a ton of money starting. You won't make it! Start with what you got?😮

[@ralphkanagy4602]

Hey. Chris. Baby

[@obiorah1]

That was a Nice Explanation of things you need in FireWood Production, You missed an Excavator Fire Wood Bundler, A Hopper Feeder, if you Get a chance check OUT Allen Family Firewood he bought Hopper Feeder for his channel, to increase his Fire Wood Production, he has the EastonMade Axis and the STK 24 CONVEYOR,

[@robertblacksmith4355]

#6 Find a friend that has a alot of land & do firewood on his property my place is too small!