NEW YORK, HERE WE COME! -

[@JoesFirewoodVideos]

Black locust trees have a small root base so they easily fall over.

[@StoptheLie]

10 cords plus 26 cords plus new orders is a lot of firewood.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Yes it is for me anyway. Lol

[@leonardryan8723]

Brad your move up 🔝 to 10 k on u tube great videos 😊

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks so much for the support

[@JoesFirewoodVideos]

Do you plan on going live at the show? If so I’ll try to catch it. You’re going to have a great time at the show. Hopefully the traveling part goes smoothly, I don’t want to hear any stories of break downs or flat tires.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

I hope so too! Yes I’ll be live at some point probably Saturday

[@graggcain9496]

Brad where is the safety gear?

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

You got me! I wasn’t planning on doing any cutting that day but mom wanted it down. I should have driven home and got it. I dont usually do that.

[@toddpacheco4748]

Brad another excellent video and job with the tree I received the shirt a few days ago and I’ll have surprise coming to you along the way ❤😊😮

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Nice!

[@outsideinmichigan]

Howdy Brad I agree with mom that tree needed to come down. Hope you have a great time at Booneville. And look forward to meeting you at Bunyan. Oh and congratulations on 9k.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks Dean. I look forward to meeting you as well.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there great show , have a safe and wonderful trip and show , tell everyone i said hi , best to all john

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you, I will

[@josephgilbert6437]

Have a safe and enjoyable boonsville vacation😅

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks buddy

[@woodruffwoods]

Looking forward to seeing you and the rest of the community.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Yes sir!

[@jameschandler2776]

Locust are fantastic firewood, especially for heat. They are not a long living tree. Usually they are the first to come up and grow fast. Usually those trees are not great firewood but locust is the exception. Probably my favorite wood that is easily available. That box wedge really processes the wood.

[@brandonhoad9033]

Here in WNY we have blk locust 30" + easy

[@adirondackwoodsman]

Looking forward to seeing you there Brad!

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Me too!

[@digger413]

Good neighbors help one another

[@debfromthemill6945]

Hello Brad. Enjoy your time up in Bonneville. I will miss everyone. Safe travels, take care

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks Deb. Really hope to see you at Bunyan

[@debfromthemill6945]

I will probably miss all of them anymore. I hope you all have fun

[@OpenAirAdventure]

Fine job. Have a great trip away, it should be interesting with all the channels im following and see everyone together strutting their stuff. Congratulations on the 9000, well deserved. Kenny

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks so much Kenny. Appreciate that

[@DanielAtkinsFirewood]

Travel safely Brad.. if all goes ro plan i will be at Bunyan this year..😁👍

[@TCsOutdoors1]

Hi Brad and Mom! Nice job getting the tree down safely! Hope I see you guys Friday!

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Hope to see you as well buddy

[@matthewward631]

Just a suggestion… Drill about a dozen 1” holes 6” deep in that stump. Fill the holes with rock salt and put a layer of dirt on the top of the stump. Locust will sprout outta the stump and the thorns will tear you apart. It also grows out into an extremely large bush in a short time. The salt kills the stump and helps it rot away. A stump grinder just slows down its regrowth, won’t stop it.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks for the tip!

[@ronalves9118]

Hi Brad, It will be great to talk yo you again. We met last year at Paul Bunyon in Ohio. Ron USCG RET

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Hey Ron. Looking forward to it

[@randallklechinski8143]

I forgot today was Wednesday I missed you live. Oh well I’m in now.

[@frankdrahos8569]

A good show. We went last year. Have a good time!

[@jameschandler2776]

I will be at the Paul Bunyon Show, I look forward to meeting you.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Awesome. It was a blast last year

[@jameschandler2776]

I live 80 miles from it. It used to be at Hocking College, which is very near me but the new college president is an idiot and they lost it after 40 years of it being there.@@FirewoodattheFurnace

[@LogCabinFirewood]

😂 cheers to 9k Brad, this weekend will be alot of fun. See ya there🍻🍻

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Can't wait!

[@bobfitch607]

Have a safe trip to Booneville. Live close and go each year. Its a good show. Hope to see you and others there. Drive safe

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks! See you there

[@brandonhoad9033]

If you live close then you know it's Boonville not Booneville

[@billobermeyer660]

Catching up on videos, so congratulations on the 9k subs!!

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you!!

[@benscoles5085]

Hello Mr. Brad, I have been offline for a week after a minor lightning strike, it blew out every electronic device in the house, took me till yesterday to get most everything back in shape, I still have to fix the washing machine. clean clothes are an option, computer was a got to do now thing. good work on that leaner tree,

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Oh my goodness. Sorry to hear this buddy. I’m glad your getting everything straightened out

[@JohnBlakx4]

Congratulations on 9K-John

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you. Really appreciate the support

[@terrimccullough724]

Congrats on the 9K Brad!! Well deserved. I've watched other wood channels and they don't compare! :)

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Wow, thanks! That’s a huge compliment. I’m curious though what you find different about this channel? Lots of great ones out there

[@terrimccullough724]

@@FirewoodattheFurnace personality and professionalism is what stands out most. You and your family are very likable, good values, honest and fair to your customers. I relate more I guess.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

@@terrimccullough724 i appreciate that. Thanks for the response!

[@wolcottfamilyworks]

Congrats on 9k Brad! Have fun in Booneville! Wish I had the time to get up there.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you. Hopefully you can work it out soon!

[@robert.brokaw3829]

Would be nice to meet you at Booneville but living in Mississippi it would be a little hard to get there. Maybe soon. Stay safe.

[@WoodysRTBFirewood]

Good morning Brad. Look forward to meeting you at Booneville. Hope you don’t have any more blow outs on the trailer if you’re towing it up there. Nice job cleaning up your neighbors property. You come across as being very respectful. Cheers Mark from Niagara

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks so much Mark. Appreciate that. We are not towing the camper. Staying at the Fairfield in Utica

[@redheaded6789]

Boonville!! See you there. Short 20 min drive for me though lol.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Nice!

[@nmancini]

Congratulations on the channel growth

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you!

[@donaldslate4195]

Boonville

[@davidedwards3734]

Safe Travels to Boonville!! Congratulations on 9k!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks so much!

[@backyardfirewood9852]

Have fun in NY. I’m hoping to make it to Paul Bunyan….

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks. Hope you can. It’s a great time

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Hey Brad , safe travels for you and the family . Enjoy

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks buddy

[@jeffreyomiston7933]

Safe travels Brad and Family. Can’t wait to see everyone again.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Us too!

[@hardworkingmanoutdoors]

Felling trees is a whole different level than bucking them up. Good work getting that locust down. I’ll have my 2 youngest boys with us at Booneville as well. Congrats on 9k!!!

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks buddy. Can’t wait to see everyone

[@thirdpig45]

Think you can get Andew Easton to produce a "stacking" machine?

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Wouldn’t that be nice!

[@redpoole9323]

Brad I love when you show your Inventory stacked up. Looks awesome. Do you do Firewood full time or in your spare time. Lots of dedication you put into the wood. Wonderful job Brad.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

I just do it in my “spare” time lol. I enjoy it and want to keep it that way. I don’t think doing it full time would be as much fun for me

[@redpoole9323]

@FirewoodattheFurnace I completely understand that buddy. I am doing around 150 cord per year in my spare time. Full-time is an option mabey next year but like u said. May not be as fun. I love the system you have. And also my Kaufman Dump Trailer has made a world of difference in moving wood around and delivering

[@brandonhoad9033]

@@redpoole9323 he gets a couple more 10 cord customers he'll be full time 😅

[@redpoole9323]

@brandonhoad9033 Yes sir. Brad has it figured. He does awesome. Always Positive and isn't afraid of Hard work.

[@mathewweimer1436]

Have fun. Safe travels!!

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thank you!

[@waynetharp]

Looks like the other big leaner isnt far behind the Locust in today's video! Safe travels and Congrats on the 9k!🤟

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Thanks 👍 That cherry tree won’t be as easy

[@ronalves9118]

Brad are you going to spend any amount of time on Friday at any special site? I to find you again. Ron

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

We will all gather at the Fairfield inn at Utica for the Friday night livestream and I’ll be at the show all day Saturday

[@ronalves9118]

OK I will try to get there to the hotel. I am also staying at a hotel in Utica. I will be at the show all day Friday, but Have to return home on Saturday some time. Ron@@FirewoodattheFurnace

[@brandonhoad9033]

​@@FirewoodattheFurnacemaybe more like from noon on after the live show

[@StoptheLie]

Brad, don't forget, if you put the bar in your leg without chaps, you will need sixty stitches a second. It's just a habit that was required for all sawyers cutting on the fireline to put chaps and helmet on before starting the saw. Over my fifty years of cutting, my chaps saved me a handful of times so I'm just looking out for your safety. The most cut part of the body is the left thigh and it happens when you put the saw in your left hand to move something out of your way. And if the chain is not adjusted properly and it keeps moving after you let up on the throttle while switching hands, your chaps will buy you some time and prevent a nasty cut. Logging and tree work is one of the most dangerous professions.

[@digger413]

100% right

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Anything is possible but long as your not hammering on it all day your fairly safe. Iv been cutting since I was a teen and I'm 53 an never once wore a pair of chaps. But I stay hyper vigilant and don't hard all day long every day. No offense just my experiences

[@StoptheLie]

@@jimmieburleigh9549 When I worked for the U.S. Forest Service fighting fire around the country, it was mandatory you wore safety equipment. Most tree companies require their employees to wear safety equipment for workers compensation issues etc. Working for yourself you can do whatever floats your boat. Many times in 70's before the fatigue factor was policy, we worked 30 or more hours on initial attack. The times my bar hit my chaps was usually late at night when I was tired and we were cutting in a lot of brush or I'd trip on something my headlamp didn't see. Yea, I was conditioned at an early age to put on safety equipment so it became second nature. It's also good practice to be free of alcohol and drugs when working. I'm usually cutting like there is a fire coming at me and I'm trying to slow down but habits are hard to break. Cutting up tree tops is when shit happens too and even cutting in log piles your tip hits stuff and kickback happens. When I cut I'm not pussyfooting around so I like having some protection. The hillbillies would laugh at me 40 years ago for wearing chaps until they got 30 or 70 stitches. Continue being safe and enjoy working the way you like.

[@backyardfirewood9852]

@@StoptheLiePPE is required by OSHA for employers to furnish to employees… Employers must provide and ensure workers properly use PPE, including: { Head protection, such as a hard hat { Hearing protection sufficient to reduce noise exposure to 90 decibels or less { Eye/Face Protection such as safety glasses. { Appropriate protective footwear per OSHA standards. { Leg protection such as work pants or chaps. { Work gloves. { Fall protection as necessary.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Definitely should have had it on and always make an effort to. I wasn’t planning on cutting at all that day so didn’t have them in the truck with me.

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

Looks like that other tree behind the one you just cut needs to come down soon as well.. Oh and I'd of kept more of that limb wood. That stuff is better than oak.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Yes that cherry isn’t far behind

[@jimmieburleigh9549]

@@FirewoodattheFurnace 👍☕️

[@judge058]

Are you going to be at a specific booth or vendor this weekend at Boonville? Hope to see you there.

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

I’ll be checking out the whole show but will be at the eastonmade booth a good bit

[@judge058]

Hope to see you on Friday.

[@fergusonto-2032]

Hey Brad , do you sell more bundle wood or the full loads of wood ? I’m just curious as to which makes the most money . Thanks for another great video .

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Bundle wood is the most profitable but large quantities is what I sell the most of in fall and winter

[@brandonhoad9033]

Not to be a wienie but everyone keeps spelling it wrong. Boonville not Booneville. Careful w the locust. Around here they're treasure trees. Never know what treasures you'll find. Giant spikes, chain, electric fence insulators, etc etc

[@FirewoodattheFurnace]

Ahh thanks for that. Now I know lol. Yeah locust trees are pretty plentiful in my area