Removing Stumps grown into concrete and around the posts of the firewood shed.

[@CountryViewAcres]

Before you comment. I am sure husqvarna problem was just a dull chain. The stihl ended having trouble cutting also. I had to sharpen the stihl twice while removing these stumps. Cutting stumps close to ground, there is no way to completely prevent dirt from dulling the chain.

[@chartlook1]

Agree.. can always look at the sawdust which will give an indication a chain is getting dull plus when it runs it means filling is uneven.. it's a hard task to do without causing a chain issue. Great job though.

[@jwszewczyk]

Dirt is a chain killer but is inevitable cutting fallen trees and stumps. I like to file the chains when the chips start to get smaller and the dust starts. You talked about your bar wear; you can squeeze the rails back together and "deck" the bar to re-square the rails.

[@cathiwim]

No complaints here! Great job! Btdt, had to refile!

[@Dan-qy1rg]

You are so right, anytime I cut stumps off at the ground I always have to sharpen the chainsaw. Absolutely no way to keep the dirt and sometimes rock/gravel from migrating into it.

[@waynejones5239]

I flip my bar every time I replace my chain I found that it's better to have serval chains then just change out the chains when they get dull and keep the guilds below the guild tool set it on a new chain use that for your recordomed guild height

[@edsecorr7812]

Great job looking great keep up the great work love your videos thank you

[@chartlook1]

One good thing about ash trees are, there is no conversion once it's placed in your stove. All other trees change to ash but an ash tree remains ash once burnt. 😆 Merry Christmas from NL Canada

[@teenagefarmer]

LoL 🤣🤣🤣

[@barrytipton1179]

Read my poem from internet

[@chartlook1]

You can call an Ash tree the only religious tree too ( not the Palm tree ).. because all the other trees convert to it.

[@sherry2836]

You did some fancy dancin with that chainsaw on the concrete stump! Avoiding cutting the post while not hitting the concrete was good maneuvering!

[@JEANEREANO]

Save the Ash for early Spring. It doesn't leave any coals, just ash. You'll be cleaning out stove, restarting &/or tending the 🔥 constantly. Great for getting the morning chill off the house, though !

[@tonywitte8034]

Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends and God bless you all

[@jdlambert8043]

Merry Christmas

[@timboslice3755]

🎄Merry Christmas🎄 Enjoy the holiday and stay warm!

[@michelfilion3117]

Merry Christmas to you Evan and Rebecca and your family looking forwarding to new video

[@pauljanssen4408]

I like the music you select for your video

[@jpeel2066]

Great job. Always feels good to get a job done. Merry Christmas from the UK. All the best 🇬🇧.

[@rayeddy528]

Merry Christmas Evan and Rebecca!! And a blessed New Year !!!! God bless you all ,in Jesus Name !!!!! Eddy

[@imhere9745Elaine]

Merry Christmas and Happy New year to you and your family 👍♥️! only 3mounth until March 21 the first day of spring 👍♥️

[@leonardlorriman7095]

Merry Christmas to you, your wife and all your family

[@billparachini9717]

Merry Christmas to you and Rebekah and your families

[@marydanen5220]

Stay safe and warm. Merry Christmas to you and your family❤🎀🐐🤶🌲

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Thank you

[@ronaldtodd4819]

Merry Christmas Evan and Rebecca to you and yours.

[@floydblack3038]

When I burned wood we used maple, ash, oak, and cherry. I'm from Pennsylvania so we had some cold weather. We were very warm with maple. All wood needs to cure for 6 months + to be good wood.

[@sledhead1017]

Good work with the saw-bravo.

[@richardduggar4665]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing

[@nevillewomersley7841]

Merry Christmas to all at Country View Acres from Narangba, Queensland.(Australia)

[@johnzink3309]

Thx again

[@blueraid15]

Holy shit. I only put a quarter size drop on my stumps and it does the trick. That stuff is nearly 20 a bottle!

[@blueraid15]

And your bar is fine, your chain is dull af

[@northernlassie2755]

Just love those Stihl's :)

[@jonlambshead5115]

Merry Christmas To You Evan & Rebecca From Australia..

[@SmallHoldingAtHillhigh]

Nice job freeing the posts!

[@richardduggar4665]

I like how you say done and over with instead of over and done with the way I’ve always heard it

[@WhoDaBoss-dc4or]

Yay !!! Old tractor video coming !!!

[@DWilt1969]

Merry Christmas Evan & Rebecca. 🎄⛄

[@hankfacer7098]

Another entertaining video. Haven's Blessing now and thru 2023.God Bless to you Evan & Rebecca. See you soon.

[@idagoransson3485]

Husqvarna är något vi är stolta över.👍 Husqvarna is something we are proud of. 👍👍

[@pyroman6000]

It's almost like those trees knew they'd end up as your firewood eventually, and decided to save you some haulage, lol. Been cutting a lot of tree service wood piled on the ground- esp Ash- and you're right, dirt will make very short work of a sharpening job. Even just rolling a log over to finish the cuts will expose it to dirt stuck in the bark, if you don't take the time to knock the bark off. FWIW, Ash itself can be tough on a chain. It's naturally dry, and it tightens up when it sits for any length of time. The result being that it's difficult to keep enough oil on the chain, it heats up, and dulls quickly. Those stumps make great firewood, though. A pain to split, usually, but it's dense, hard wood that burns a long time.

[@krispetersen9595]

Always enjoy your videos, very educational and I like your easy going attitude about your projects, one of my favorite channels, keep them coming please

[@chartlook1]

I also like the fact there isn't any click-bate in the titles ( if we don't do this, it'll be the end of the world bla bla bla ). Just a pure genuine down-home great content.

[@richardduggar4665]

Totally agree

[@michellepollino4986]

Happy Holidays!

[@Ad_venture666]

Thanks for sharing 🥃 I wish you and Rebecca a happy Christmas days 🎄⛄👍🏻🥃

[@bay9876]

We cleared stump-littered fields by hiring an explosives expert. Boom and a few sticks blew all the dirt below and around the stump. Sometimes the stumps flew up more than fifty feet in the air But for the really big ones, all we did was get a good hot fire (tire) under the stump and by nightfall, the stump was carbon ash. Those days are gone but were quite enjoyable for young kids to watch. I can still remember the sound of the blast. BOOOOM!

[@andyrobinson339]

And the pollution from a burning tire was in the atmosphere.

[@ronaldclemons5520]

Awesome job. There is a lot of work involved in what you just did. Looks good now. Blessings🙂

[@billparachini9717]

Quite the project. I bet you are very happy to have that part behind you

[@teenagefarmer]

Very nice Evan. It looks so much better. I'm sure you are probably in the shop today with as cold as it is. Stay warm and safe, thanks for sharing keep up the good work.

[@joerodrigues3816]

So happy you are back hope you’re all having a great Christmas and new year love your end and your family love you all Joe from England Great Britain. Happy 2023

[@sandycox245]

Merry Christmas from Camden Maine

[@NikeHM69]

Great job evan. I would recommend at least fixing the post that doesn't reach the ground, now that the shed is no longer supported by the trees a heavy snow could cause it to buckle. Happy holidays!

[@southtexashay777]

South Texas Cattle and Hay. Wish both of you and all of your viewers a Merry Christmas 🎄

[@edhansen8531]

You have determination and the fortatude to complete the most mundane projects. You have to true pioneer spirit. To do projects others would not tackle never mine complete and that the average person will never see.

[@stephanieedmonds1667]

Thank you all I like all show , Lucky Edmonds from Candler NC

[@pampilgrim2274]

Wow, Evan! That was a big job. Hopefully you will give us updates on how the stump killer works over time.

[@letartcircuitrider118]

Great Job Evan, that’s what I like about your channel, you work! All of your efforts will pay off with time. You have the ability to draw in viewers with the tasks you complete. Merry Christmas to you and Rebecca.

[@lorenmeyer5290]

Glad that project is done! Let'smove inside!!♡

[@SheratonParkFarms]

That’s some fancy carving work! I would have had the chain in the ground so many times it wouldn’t cut butter. 😆

[@kenthorsen4558]

Merry Christmas to you and your family. I've terminated many crap trees on my property and keep some of the tordon in a coffee can and paint it on with a old paint brush. Stump cutting is by far the hardest on a chain. Nice job on the stumps!

[@dolanbrown4216]

Wish I was closer, those “knarly” stumps would have have provided some beautiful wood to turn on my lathe. Really like relaxing in my recliner while watching your great videos.

[@greghamann2099]

That was a lot to that project, and you stuck with it. Well done!

[@sandypratt8951]

Good filming👍👍👍

[@robreesor5011]

Awesome to hear the Alice is going to be getting some love finally.

[@gregj2647]

Merry Christmas to you and Rebekah. -11 this morning in east central Minnesota.

[@kaygalloway4315]

Merry Christmas Evan & Rebecca. Love your channel! Your projects are always very interesting on how you problem solve!

[@paulgoplen5929]

I hate cutting stumps. I always manage to get my chain into the dirt. Merry Christmas

[@andrewl7467]

Thank goodness you didn’t break in your new chain on those stumps. Nothing worse, watching how the stihl was cutting good, nice chips and at the end almost dust. Merry Christmas.

[@bohammarberg4072]

Merry Christmas from Sweden!🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@beckyholder1896]

17:39 Hey Evan good job. I know it was hard work. Wishing you and Rebecca a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year also.

[@DStewart2022]

LOVE that Tordon RTU (ready to use). No mixing, just pour along the cambium layer on a FRESH cut and stump is dead.

[@luketippey8664]

Very Nice!!! You guys have came along way since buying that land!! Hard work and deduction pays off!!! you have a very nice homestead!!

[@oldoutdoorman6648]

Greatest job harder than I thought,but you can do it.

[@thomasgreene5750]

You might try sharpening the chain. If you dulled up one side of the chain on the first stump, the chain would cut crooked.

[@dwightl5863]

Tends to happen when sharpening my hand. To get both sides of the blade sharpened the same is an art in itself.

[@marvincombs1928]

Very ynice I was one that voted to remove the stumps first because you can work indoors pretty much year round. You can't do too much outside when the ground is frozen. The tractor can wait till it's too cold for you outside. And it being negative 1 here in Central Kentucky and you living up north of us I know it's got to be colder up where you are. Stay warm stay safe and Merry Christmas to you and Rebecca and your family.

[@bobbiehash9508]

Great job! Looks good! Merry Christmas to you both!

[@sandratalbert9578]

Wow that was workout for both you and the chainsaws. Kudos on sticking with it. It is obvious why it has taken some time to get to repairing the “woodshed”. You are a hard working guy for sure. 👍👍👍👍

[@paulcochran1721]

Merry Christmas! That's one of the bluetooth posts! 😀

[@jackreed3445]

Merry Christmas to you and Rebecca. Good to see you have that project "in the books". On to getting the tractor up and running and keeping warm while doing it. jack

[@davidb.7223]

Very interesting series. I like to watch intelligent people solve difficult tasks. Thank you for sharing!!

[@maddog2771]

After cutting the stump off at ground level I drill a bunch of 1" inch holes in the stump about 6" to 8" deep and then I kick dirt in the holes , never had a stump come back and it rots away much faster . No chemicals needed

[@tombastion8097]

EVAN , you guys are lucky because i live in the upper penninsula of Michigan and we are having a 4 day blizzard and we have 3 ft of snow on the ground thanks to Lake Superiors lake affect snows , i was shocked to see u guys with bare ground today ....

[@daleredmond6449]

Another job well done. Merry Christmas to you and Rebecca

[@bnewton5922]

Evan Merry Christmas to you and your family. That was a big project but the results are dramatic. Thanks for sharing.

[@davidsmathers5621]

Great job have a good holiday

[@cajunnathan4586]

Another Good Job! Your Farm has many improvement that you & your wife can be Proud of.

[@donbennington677]

Well done. I hated cutting that close to dirt and concrete. It wasn't the place to put the new bar and chain into action.. All best wishes to you and yours

[@strokendiesel002]

A quick solution to keep the firewood shed from getting full of snow this winter may be a couple mesh tarps across the back and sides. Not suggesting as a permanent solution, I really like everything you've done so far, just something for this winter. Thanks for taking the time to document all of your adventures!

[@ronaldlee2376]

Forgot to add, Ash has always been my favorite firewood, for several reasons.

[@stevetrachsel8690]

Great improvement! You are a kind and humble man. Merry Christmas to you and your family!

[@kevinflatness1725]

My Husky saw did the same. A new bar and chain made it cut straight.

[@gitatit4046]

Nice work Evan! And I definitely believe inside work is a winner at least for the foreseeable future. 😰Merry Christmas to you and your family and a happy 2023.

[@lindahiebert5130]

Merry Christmas from Manitoba Canada

[@randyelkins9123]

Merry Christmas to you both.. It was 1 deg with a -20 wind chill here in Creek County Okla yesterday. We are not made for that kinda cold in these parts. See you on the next video...

[@teenagefarmer]

Yes, exactly. It's -5 here in Illinois this morning. It's never been this cold here. Stay warn merry Christmas.

[@hansdalgren13]

God Jul! 🎄

[@keithalford2003]

Merry Christmas from gympie Queensland Australia

[@marilynwitherell186]

Great job.

[@robertduffy5805]

Thank you for that App! Downloaded it and going to give it a try.

[@rancancookcanoy9768]

Have you thought about drilling holes in the stumps and putting the stump killer in the holes? Another great video. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@margaretpervier8357]

Good job!

[@alosborne2858]

Merry Christmas to you and your family

[@daviddobson1113]

Merry Christmas and happy new year to you and your family may God bless you one and all.

[@marydanen5220]

Merry Christmas❤🎀🐐🤶🌲

[@marthabartel604]

This this great examples

[@gordiesullivan3289]

Merry Christmas to you,Rebecca and family 🌲

[@davidthomas4607]

My brother has a heater like yours in your shop. He said his will come on when it gets below 40 degrees and keep his area at 40 degrees

[@csnanny1882]

Merry Christmas, God bless,and take care, stay warm, I send my love and prayers. Love you guys

[@walterchapman2884]

Merry Christmas to you and Rebecca!

[@catgirl8845]

Merry Christmas you two!🎄🎁❤😊