THE FARMHOUSE. Installing the All Nighter Wood Stove. Bagging the potatoes for storage.

Installing the All Nighter wood stove in the workshop. Insulating the back wall. Bagging the potatoes for winter storage.

[@thizizliz]

Keeping your Dad warm is worth it!

[@debbielanier2973]

THIS IS A REAL MAN!!!!!!!!!! AWESOME WORK ETHICS!

[@scottmcloughlin7936]

Love the beer bottles ringing while you were driving. 🍺

[@steveshears1293]

it will give you lots of warm feelings

[@GrauBartMedia]

The klinking of the bottles as you left the Super 1 made me thirsty!

[@kopenhagenkid]

Soup 🍜 looks delicious

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video

[@rourkshewell6957]

joes 1.5 inches of snow ... is 3 to 4 inches were i live.... a suburb of chicago....awsome video ... so happy to see snow... your lighting on the new addition to the work area... is sweet..

[@mso-ink]

I wince every time you move those stoves alone. They're heavy enough as it is but add awkward shape & feet catching on concrete in the mix - you get a sore back and neck. Most impressively is you did it without swearing once. Take care and thanks for sharing.

[@robwoods5537]

Hello everyone from goderich ontario Canada 🇨🇦

[@LFBsmokealarm]

Hi Rob. Hello from Londinium

[@iraynalee3570]

Gday Australian here!

[@AllaroundNbackagain]

Alberta Canada 🇨🇦 here !

[@bakamboy]

Hello from Malaysia.🇲🇾

[@stoutkm]

Hi Rob! Cook County Illinois, USA.

[@lindaarrington8566]

Looks like a great place to cook a pot of brown beans! Yum

[@outwestcountryliving9735]

When I watch people putting a hole in a stove pipe, it reminded me of putting them in at hunting camp. Sometimes 3 to 5 a year for customers. A .22 long rifle makes a perfect hole and saves time. Nice videos to watch.

[@smoochmcguire5291]

Great video thanks

[@TheVTrider]

Had that same stove - Big Moe / All Nighter. Kept my family toasty warm for almost a decade in northern Vermont. Had it installed in the basement and like the name, it would burn all night!

[@amiw9339]

Love these videos!!!

[@dickfarr9926]

Always thinking of your dad I love it be thankful you still have him buddy. I watch and see how he is doing all the time. Your just like your father hard working man.

[@billmitchell7731]

Big like. I Always enjoy your video's . That meat loaf meal is one of my favourite's. Instead or mac&cheese try Scallop potatoes with it 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 . I do eat mac&cheese also when I dont have the scallop potatoes.

[@marygordon3032]

Thanks Joe, and that’s one of the things I love about you and Melissa y’all think ahead. Joe l like the fact that you want your Dad to be comfortable to do stuff in the workshop. Blessings! 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩👏👏👏👏👏💯💯💯💯💯

[@fredahickey5403]

I love the smell of a woodstove .makes me think about when we were growing up.and getting warm by the stove .

[@RickyVentures]

Hello from another Northern Minnesota Channel!

[@MrHowieZ1973]

That All-Nighter looks like a Fisher wood stove. I collect the Fishers. Let us know when you get back from your hernia operation. lol

[@woodstacker5241]

I have papa bear, grandma bear, and grandpa bear love the fishers.

[@ld200A]

@@woodstacker5241 We have the baby bear. Really good stoves.

[@melissacomer8404]

We had a Grandma Bear in Ga. Loved that wood stove. Best ever.

[@chrisstaples703]

Nothing funny about Joe shitting blood.

[@nojnoj3069]

By far the best comment down here...lol..

[@CynicalDad81]

Me personally I love a double barrel stove!

[@NorthernSeclusion]

I have used many double barrels in my life and they do work very well. Up at the folks cabin Dad has a double barrel out in the cabin workshop. All that being said, you can not get near the heat .... let me rephrase that.... You can get the heat but to do that you will be burning almost twice as much wood. You can not get near the control or long term heat output out of a double barrel vs the All Nighter stove.

[@melanieramos7505]

Love your work Joe you just go go go, And i like both stove but what keep you and your Dad warm means the most, Boy that food looks so good Melissa

[@davidferguson9213]

Thank you!!

[@iraynalee3570]

I've been watching Deer Camp and enjoying it. Looking quite chilly there in Minnesota Don't know how you do it! I've never touched snow! Very hot here in Australia now it's great! Take Care Joe and Melissa I Enjoy the vlogs 🥰🥰🥰

[@Muffinrando]

Driving back Sounds like you like your beer shaken not stirred. Just that sound makes me want one.

[@Flyingscottyman]

Recommendation for taking out an old rope seal (especially older ones that may contain asbestos), dampen them down with water. Keeps the potentially harmful dust down.

[@mikem7443]

The best part of the video was seeing Joe in a sharp looking pair of crocs! My camo ones are fleece-lined, and they are so warm I’ve even hunted in them! 😂

[@sherimcgill5139]

Wow! When you order wood, you don’t mess around.

[@jamesrunge9053]

Watching you oh my aching back

[@kazzicup]

You are right. Good chunk of wood there 3:36 .

[@vannerdherd]

you are a workaholic Joe...but I appreciate the videos, keeps me entertained that you can get SO much more stuff done than I do...then again I have a bad back and I would have been down for days after moving that stove.

[@pkope6849]

Me too ..... I'm gimped and can't do a tenth of what I used to... I agree with you this channel is entertaining. Much better than T.V. !!! Cheers from Michigan.🇺🇸👍👍

[@TheHiphopdrummer]

a floor jack and a piece of 2x6 could have been your good friend on this move Joe!

[@ruthlward3240]

Personally, when we have to move our air tight wood stove, that looks a lot like yours we put dollies underneath the legs. Makes moving it around a whole lot easier on your body.

[@isisheggs8065]

You are so thoughtful, guys sit back and take some notes that's what makes a relationship run smoothly, because of watching this channel U take my potatoes out the bag and spead them out like that and they last longer and also get rid of the damage ones

[@timbervisions]

The value of a nice two wheel cart is priceless...be safe brother!

[@karad8]

Joe has crocs!!!!!! Yes!!!!!!!

[@Hagfan789]

I recognize the sweet sound of those Moosehead bottles jiggalinging around in the truck there Joe @17:55ish. ;)

[@ericbunksvintagesportsman6311]

Always loving this channel brother....this is Gold..Thanks for some great videos!!

[@kennyw9267]

We had one of those and with the blower that attaches to the stove the heat it put out was exceptional !

[@chrisstaples703]

Would say it was hot though ?

[@beckyumphrey2626]

The wood you had delivered looks awesome.

[@BigDawg99xx]

Nice video joe….thanks for the upload..still haven’t finished with the deer hunt video. Wife said I can’t watch tHem without her….

[@mikefortune4796]

Hi Joe and Melissa nice video

[@smokymntnscratchers1392]

My grandpa had one of those stoves in his birdhouse when I was growing up....that thing weighed a ton....but it would throw an unbelievable amount of heat. I miss those days

[@robertaxford7527]

Hello from alberta Canada 🇨🇦

[@vernareed2692]

We've had two fisher stoves, think they were papa bear. Love them!! Kept our whole double wide warm,& cook on it too!!

[@nick32283]

You need to get yourself a pallet jack, it be much easier for you when you need to move stuff around in the work shop.

[@raptorcrazy9545]

Joe at the tent you said you slid on the steps they have that black sandpaper that sticky back on it you can put on wood that use it for like boats that would help for the steps at the tent and the crimp on the pipe in the garage yes it is turned around that will build up creosote great video KeepSafe

[@PatrickWagz]

It won't be long now, and the old Farmall will be chugging away clearing a foot of snow! You had Melissa come and tell you the colors of the potatoes? Joe, ain't it time you learn your colors?? :) I kid, I kid!!

[@Anne_9391]

Rattle rattle rattle of the beer bottles lol. We love your videos!!!

[@dropshot1967]

If you save all loose pieces of bark from that birch, it will make excellent firestarter. That is a nice pile of wood though. I also love that new stove. I am hope it will keep the shop warm this winter.

[@jaylegere]

Those bundles of wood would cost hundreds a piece up here. $500 for a cord of spruce in these parts. I'm drooling for that wood at that cost. Thanks for the video Joe. Jay.

[@tomjohntig]

Why not get yourself a pump truck Joe it will save all the hard work moving heavy fires etc in and around the house and workshop. Thanks for the video Joe we really enjoy all your family’s videos. Tom UK 🇬🇧

[@combatmedic1980]

Joe, I'm VERY colorblind, get yourself a pair of En Chroma glasses, it will open up a NEW world of color for you especially hunting. They are pricey but worth every penny.

[@deannaoverstreet4146]

Got a lot done! Good to have you back! Hello to Melissa!

[@richpattison6243]

I had a similar stove but it was made by Sears. I never installed it because the price of the stainless pipe is so expensive and my shop has Propane heat. Gave that stove away a while back and watching this makes me wish I still had it.

[@scotth7921]

that was a pretty impressive potato crop

[@stevesablan3176]

I would have budged that all night stove about 1 inch and said forget it, time for a beer 🍺

[@stayoutsideandexplore6280]

When you were stuffing the wall with pink insulation, it looked like cotton candy. Another great video.

[@osubucs]

Thanks Joe! Another great video!

[@B-leafer]

Was that meatloaf? YUM! Moving those stoves without a dolly, yikes?!! Nice job.

[@nancyl3843]

I love the new stove. Great for cooking.

[@madampolo]

I got cold watching this video so I went outside to sit in the sun by the pool to warm up.

[@lindapeterson7166]

Hi Joe & Melissa,nice video!I hope you have a wonderful week ahead.👏😊👍

[@frankp215]

Slab hardwood is awesome firewood! Great price! PS. That food looks amazing!

[@larrybobo8630]

I have that same pot Joe. I absolutely love it and I'm sure Melissa does as well.

[@72PRODIGALSON]

Always nice to see Joni coming to supervise. Lol.

[@davep5972]

Bet your dad will get hours of enjoyment out of that workshop Joe. Look forward to all the winter projects to come

[@jayt6524]

Miss my dad when you do potatoes. Learned a lot from him but I don’t have the property for growing potatoes. Man I wish I could. I remember the root cellar (many names for that) my era was root cellar. We had about 2 acres of garden. Seriously 1 acre of potatoes. I grew up with meat potatoes and vegetables sitting at a table with family every day. I (we my wife of 32 years ) have raised our children the same way.Funny thing is I’m not as old as you think 😁Love your videos

[@Living-The-Dream]

Excellent, as always 👍🤠👏

[@coldfridayduckcamp2457]

Love that new stove!

[@mikenawrocki1837]

Another great video. That's great your thinking of your dad. Dec 21 is when we start getting more day light.

[@albertchampigny9391]

Joe, I'm surprised that you didn't build a dolly to move those stoves

[@oceanbrzzz]

A Dolly sure would be handy!

[@colintury8687]

Sounds like a good shop project

[@Hagfan789]

A dolly, a cart...anything...I've already used the kids skate boards to roll stuff around.

[@kevincowley8216]

After commenting on you Facebook page on Sunday showing you my video of snow in the UK it has now all melted. It will probably be another year or 2 before we get anything like that again, not like where you are in cloquet, your lucky , I'm 50 this year and have only known probably 2 white Christmases 🤣

[@NorthernSeclusion]

Melissa and I were talking about that. We get that much snow many times a year and this was a big event for you. It was even on the news over here.

[@stevelalondejr2183]

Have had an All Nighter since 1981 put a blower and thermostat attachment on it you'll be amazed ,very good stoves sadly no longer made then put the box fan on the ceiling !

[@judiehavard4903]

The one stove- SIDE profile looks like our Ashley Wood Stove. We love ours. And that is what we do. Fill it at night then close the air intakes down to practically nothing. Will burn all night.

[@cynthianicholson9588]

Enjoyed the video. It was interesting and very relaxing to watch. TFS.

[@andyfreer1343]

I like your new stove and the old one

[@harlanmclain1719]

Hey man next time you have to move any heavy like tha a old peice of carpet works lot easyer good luck on ur hunt probably get 1 easy at farm lol.& that new stove pipe burning off maybe the smell lol god bless & take care

[@billonthehill9984]

You can't go wrong with the Over Nighter... Your stove looks like a mid Moe, possibly a Big Moe. I have the " Little Moe " Overnighter "... I bought it as a demo in 1980 & still heat an entire house with it to this very day... I keep my stove in the basement with NO insulation in the floors, keep the staircase door open 24/7 & a in floor vent at the other end of the house giving me circulation... 42 years & not a single problem with this stove which were made in Glastonbury, CT for those that might be interested...The top is 5/6" plate steel & the sides & back are 1/4" plate with a cast iron door as mine has the single round air inlet. NO need for a pipe dampener with these stoves sir, they are airtight & dampeners are NOT recommended nor necessary... Bill on the Hill, Vermont, USA... :~)

[@NorthernSeclusion]

I like my damper but agree, they are a great stove. Mine is the mid. I love it.

[@herbdiggerherbdigger2757]

Hi Joe have you ever seen those disks you can put under things and move them? Would have been great to move that stove :) I use them all the time to move heavy things. Love that new videos are here!

[@kimberlyshalaby1134]

In March you will find some smaller shriveled up potatoes with spuds starting. Those are what we call volunteers that can be replanted in the Spring. I put in their own holes, in groups of 3s. You still have new seed potatoes in rows. I liked the rows better. I'm glad you changed the wood stove. Now it looks warmer, still cozy. It will always be romantic with Melissa beside you.

[@mikeleslie706]

Hi, i like and watch all your videos and I never comment but you actually can burn green birch just mix a little dry wood with it to get it going👍 also use some for the smoker !

[@larryfarmer5241]

Thanks for the video Joe.

[@RunsWithKnives]

Living the dream my friend.

[@jamestoth1256]

Another great video. Looks like winter your way. Eastern WY is going to have 65-70 degress for the next couple of days. Sure like that stove sure will heat better than the other one. Take care.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Good evening Joe and Melissa, you got a lot accomplished and looking good around there. You’re going to enjoy that all nighter stove, you’ll use more wood but you’ll have the heat to keep warm and be able to cook too. Stay safe, fill your tags and store the meat. Fred. 🙏🏻🙏🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻✋🏻✋🏻

[@barrydeacon3551]

Good video Joe! Hernia operations not fun.. Had 2 in 2018…. Far too much lifting, dragging etc for You!!! Shop looks real good and new Stove will make Heat👍 B Deacon Manitoba Canada 🇨🇦

[@Stonewaller]

Looks like the concrete curb like forms on your floor in the workshop are fit for piping to be inserted. Sure could make for a useful two legged narrow bar/workbench! I enjoy your videos! Reminds me I’m not the only one out here bustin my hump! Cheers from New York!

[@local_treasures815]

It's not winter officially until you are pushing snow with the tractor!

[@NorthernSeclusion]

Sounds like a possible 7 inches this weekend. Stay tuned Connie.

[@local_treasures815]

@@NorthernSeclusion cool you will have fun then I'm sure!

[@istepheniadeluca8531]

Joe, R&R is always great, but work load never goes away. I guess that's a good thing, but catching up is a downer😉😂hang in there Joe 👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲

[@frederickfrotten9157]

Love this and the improvements But at this time of year always watch Christmas shows with the kids And the cooking!

[@glendad4526]

The soup looked so good! I would really like the recipe please 🤗

[@NorthernSeclusion]

That recipe video will be going on the As The Rooster Crows channel as soon as I get it edited and uploaded.

[@truenorthliving9557]

Love those stoves

[@nampanana]

always enjoy your videos, but Joe, you are just one good "tug" away from a serious rupture buddy. I watch you struggle to move heavy stuff (and I KNOW you must have dollies around), and I cringe thinking about the hernia just waiting to happen. seriously, you don't need to impress us with your brute strength!

[@marianfrances4959]

Love the stove! Still love the looks of that other one, though! You have created an awesome workshop. Seasons Greetings to you and Melissa 👍🇨🇦😎🎄🐾🐾🐾🐾🔥

[@Bigdaddy1992.]

Wood heat is the best

[@larrygorst8749]

Thanks Joe for sharing. Could help but notice? When are you going to do a video on your home brewing kit that is sitting idle in the basement? Would be nice to see you sitting around the all nighter stove enjoying an adult beverage that you made yourself.

[@NorthernSeclusion]

As soon as I get some time I will try that gift that Melissa bought me. I just have not had the time yet.

[@tanyajenkins919]

Joe u have got alot of work to do with all that wood . This is cool watched deer camp now yer home eating your meatloaf how nice Melissa looks great 👍

[@jetman258]

Yeah that all nighter stove, just might be the workhorse you need for the workshop. 👍