The Ultimate Firewood Cutting Machine

[@wranglerstar]

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[@KeepingItDutch]

Wranglerstar AWESOME, great video

[@brynocerouss]

Wranglerstar is that going in the kit?

[@pedcraftsman]

Thank You Cody for sharing, I have been looking for some. I have shared this with a family friend and sent them your link. God Bless.

[@stevefasulo3723]

Nice

[@tylerbuchholz3234]

Wranglerstar Thank you.

[@fredrickirchner4736]

Homesteading with all that special, expensive equipment is a luxury that few real homesteaders can afford. It's like saying me and my family are going to rough it in the wilderness for two weeks, in a 48 foot RV with TV, running water, gas stove and oven, refrigerator, baseboard heat, and air conditioning. Also a good smattering of kitchen appliances. I envy your style of homesteading. Still love your videos. Keep them coming.

[@RS-jj7yj]

It's awesome Cody how you include your son in your homesteading chores and projects there's no closer bonding between a son and his father than this. My father passed away when I was 11 months old....and it's a loss that I've always felt throughout my life. I now have two sons of my own who don't necessarily find interest in spending that kind of time with me and it makes me sad but it makes me happy to see the bonding that happens between a father and his son like you and your son

[@BobbyTucker]

This has been a very pleasant video, it brings back many fond memories of my younger days of woodcutting, climbing trees, tying off limbs, felling trees. That was then, I'm 69 years old now and spend a lot of time on my computer, watching and wishing I was back in the day. Thank's for sharing a great video, I enjoyed it.

[@MIgardener]

That is the most amazing piece of equipment I have ever seen. How long do you think it would take to cut all your firewood needs?

[@leemundy1613]

Man, this is what I wanna do when I grow up (Just 67 now)! Having all the toys to do just about any job, a dream come true. I enjoy the vids and reviews, thanks bunches!

[@michaeljordan6892]

I have to say it one of the joy's I get out of watching Wranglerstar is the steady growth of Jack,

[@probeteam9936]

I really can't believe some of these comments you get. Man... they are just insanely mad your living the dream. Anyway ... that machine sure makes quick work of splitting, but looks like it needs a steady hand to load and operate. You make it look like you've been doing it much longer than you have. God Bless... and enjoy the sun...

[@mauriceluffman]

Watching this video, I was overcome with gratitude to you! I really feel the effort you put into making these videos, and your channel is an incredible resource for education here on KZbin. I am continuously inspired by your videos, the work you do on the homestead, your knowledge and wisdom.. I get such a good feeling from watching your videos! I live in a small town in Wales, my situation and reality is very different to yours, but you are one of my most watched channels. I have so much respect for the hours of incredible content you produce, and it has taught me so much! I must mention your back to basics series as a real highlight, so simple and beautiful and honest. Much love, massive respect and gratitude! ❤️

[@richholtzman9754]

Nice, finally really got to see the firewood processor in action. There's something very satisfying about watching firewood being split.

[@cookinginthedark6768]

Cody, I'm not exactly sure why, but this video was one that made me smile. Your KZbin channel is important to me because I strive for new goals inspired by your channel. Thank you for sharing as always, Brad

[@roncrotzer1025]

Looks like mom told Jack "your doing math." Good video!

[@sweetkellymay]

He was learning the Metric system..

[@shawnbreshears5616]

We all know who's in charge on that Homestead... don't we :-)

[@rickjones2534]

Took the words right out of my mouth. Mom said oh hell no your doing math boy dad gets it all under control.

[@nunya3163]

Be honest, he knew the answer would be no. So he let her be the heavy.

[@billyriley1479]

I've watched you come a long way in your videos over the years. You are truly blessed.

[@chiefof]

I wonder why watching you yard, cut, and split logs is so relaxing and interesting? Maybe it's knowing that the result will be that you and your family will be set for quite a while with wood for your wood stove. Looking forward to your timber framing projects.

[@philthelawnman]

When I just want to relax I like to find your videos. I'm glad your blessed and can enjoy the land, life and family. Bless you and yours.

[@mclarenjohnf1]

This channel is amazing as are the The Yanmar YT359C, and the Dyna SC 14 firewood processor they together work wonders

[@integralstanley]

These videos are a beautiful celebration of intelligent and skillful means. Thanks for sharing them.

[@sandrammer]

Don't you just love it when a machine operates as advertised? Looks like fun.

[@rjschwing840]

You sure are a very talented individual. Keep up the good work and God bless.

[@rjschwing840]

woo-hoo! first comment haha

[@woodworksmarket1447]

In my shop flattening the bottom of my No. 4 bench plane, watching Wranglerstar. Good Day!

[@TrikeRoadPoet]

Seriously, that wood processor is awesome, it go through wood like a lumberjack goes through pancakes! Ever consider cutting firewood for your neighbors as a sort of cash cow for supporting the homestead? Great video, looking forward to the timber framing to come.

[@DireWolf28]

Regardless of the topic, your videos continue to be one of the highlights of my day. I hope you are able to continue for many years to come.

[@bingnowtv]

The Ultimate Firewood Cutting Machine... I'd have to agree Cody. That thing is just the best. Great demo and a really good days work there. God Bless.

[@johngerson7335]

Momma-W said "No, math first." Cool thing is, Son-W didn't re-appear saying "Awwww...but Dad!" Awesome son, awesome family, awesome fire-wood processor. Awesome processing too, amazing to watch you work, you make it look easy when we all know it's not! Your videos give me a window to look through for hope Cody, Thanks!

[@leonardgordon312]

Your videos are always high quality watching them is very enjoyable. God bless you and your family.

[@petedavis8701]

Great to see you back outside, that cutting machine is a great buy

[@Hunting4MadV]

Wow, we finally got the see the firewood processer! Great video it reminded me of back when you just started making videos. less talking more demonstration. Very cool, I do like story time with Cody but that was a great change of pace, maybe it was the weather.thanks

[@josephhardin2405]

Fun to watch. Great to see the videos back out side, but I do really like the new shop

[@sgbarn]

that is a really nice combinations of the 3 machines. They really make the firewood gathering easy. You have shown me the way to the promised land!

[@billbrewer2786]

Always satisfying to spend a little time of the day with you Mr W and family.

[@joshgonzalez8092]

Good to see you finally putting that machine to use Cody!

[@TomWylie]

Welcome to Spring, Cody! Fun seeing you finally get to run the Dyna! :)

[@1950harleycharley]

Love your videos Sir! Using this machine looks a LOT easier than when you were demonstrating the two specialty hand held wood splitters!

[@alexj5254]

nice to see hard work pay off for you

[@skipm.1359]

Awesome!! That firewood processor is really effective. God bless you all.

[@hernancoronel]

So much equipment just for firewood! I wish you'd do some slabbing like Matt Cremona from youtube and maybe even get a nice slab business going on. With all the space you have, your story telling skills and some nice slabs you'd be selling that stuff in no time and even possibly making some good furniture as well! Keep it up Cody, love the channel!

[@g.forster6233]

There's something zen/relaxing about this video -- Thx for sharing, you have a great story to share, keep telling it!

[@1474wilson]

Great to see this in use!

[@catlinalx]

I just finished a 2 month binge of the whole back catalog. The timing for this couldn't be better.

[@marquisbois990]

You've seemingly got all the toys I don't need but really want!

[@zachsanor7023]

Been waiting a while for this video but it was a wait worth

[@brianzeh7719]

Love the video. I bet you cant even imagine doing firewood the old way now. The time laps is cool.

[@nunya3163]

Man, Wranglestar has all the bestest toys. I am totally experience man toy envy.

[@StumpGreenwoodSC]

Good to see the weather is letting you get outside again.

[@kurtispalmer536]

Hey Cody I have an idea for you. now that you have the forks for the tractor you could use one of your apple bins from your garden to catch the sawdust from the firewoods processor it would help cleanup ! Great video ! Thanks for sharing!

[@staffan48]

i think youre videos of outdoor events is the most interesting..

[@danryan3146]

I live in a cold Canadian climate and heat only with wood. My 30 (face) chord log pile is waiting to be bucked, split and stacked. This job usually takes me about 3 full days. It is back-breaking work that I enjoy, but images of that wood processor will be in my head for every second of those three days! Just need to find the $ to buy one. Nice rig.

[@flypole1255]

This set-up would cut more fire-wood than I would ever use. I think most folks would prefer renting this set-up when needed. It would be handy for-sure.

[@Lochlee]

That little tractor is an epic workhorse! :D love it Thanks for the video!

[@ILike2Tinker]

The time lapse at the end was pretty cool!

[@MrFunbarn]

The line-up at ~12:30 was immensely satisfying.

[@williamkerry2626]

Well, as a heavy equipment mechanic, I'd just love to say, great operation, and that I'm impressed. Hats off, and, kudos

[@williamkerry2626]

I guess what I should have said, was that you are truly a great operator. I can see, that you truly care about the end result. My two cents. For whatever that's worth.

[@williamkerry2626]

Can I not add, but, with a great care of the production side of things. Impressing me more. Great job sir, I truly tried to comment throughout my entire watching of this. I can only hope that it reflects.

[@nfp212]

Well I guess you won't have to worry about having all your wood split by Easter using that beast! Thanks, Wranglerstar. I enjoyed this one and it looks like you are getting proficient with the Frost Bite.

[@wesbrown3267]

Brilliant video.. thanks for sharing.. all the best from the sunny UK 🇬🇧

[@mattk6222]

Can't wait for these amazing projects that are on their way! Thanks

[@krmould]

Hi Cody, the firewood processor is nice, but that log grappler is awesome. You can tell that you are getting real comfortable with it now. It is amazing what delicate maneuvers you can do with such a powerful piece of equipment.

[@digbyodell2924]

It works pretty good but I've seen pallet or three tine style attachments that work better because the logs are balanced better and they set down real easy on the deck just by lowering the attachment past the deck supports.

[@Aussieuke]

How is the garden going? Is it large enough for annual/daily supplies, reducing supermarket runs to a bare minimum?Last year you nearly lost Mrs W to a rough pull down of the lower shed doors, how is that going? Is the shed functional as you hoped for? What of the snow ladened roof collapse? Will that be first off the list, even a temp repair?

[@Jermapaul]

Wow! That sped up shot of the tractor scooping up the logs was sweet and extremely satisfying xD Thanks again for your videos. Always love sitting down and watching.

[@verankapaun6052]

Nice to see you working again.

[@ChemicalChrisOttawa]

Watching this reminds me of my youth, well, teenage years, when we got a fire place, it became my job to cut, split, and pile the wood. 6 bush cords a year (18 face cords for those who prefer that measure), lord it took a long time, physical exertion, and general misery. What I wouldn't have given for this machine back then!

[@memery266643]

This is an awesome machine, I am glad you revisited this just awesome

[@comucall]

Great operation you have going there, Great videos, keep them coming.

[@aaronmohler9853]

man that is one cool machine i could watch that for hours talk about making work fun!

[@nhtveito]

Aaron Mohle

[@dariksonnonameson9487]

Nice to watch. I am also waiting for the spring to come.

[@1AVIDOUTDOORSMAN]

wow. what a blessing to live in such a way.

[@TXSuburbanHomestead]

What an amazing way to spend a day.

[@andrewzach1921]

Really nice video, and I appreciate the skill in how you handle the tractor.

[@buaan]

It's great to hear the raw sound with the tractor and processor :)

[@oneshotme]

That is one sweet system you have there!!!! How about a back story on yourself and family for those of us that have only been watching you for a month or two now??

[@coreyriley7160]

never caught a video when it was 18 minutes old. I feel special. sweet vid !!

[@lukeknezevic7267]

what a day that must have been. Perfect weather and a nice pile of firewood to end it!

[@adamtakac3790]

Enjoyed the video! That processor is way cool!

[@intheshop406]

nice seeing Jack it's been awhile even his voice has changed growing up quick. great vid Cody I wish I had the guts to leave the city and just have a more simple life enjoy what is important family and forget all the materialistic items that make no sense.

[@jasond1950]

Cool video, that Yanmar is a pretty impressive piece. Thanks and God Bless

[@xela158]

keep up the good work. i live in texas and i absolutely hate cold temperatures..says alot about you

[@francesnieznay6623]

Cody,one sweet set up you have going! keep it up.

[@leeparkinson4989]

That firewood processor is awesome!

[@neekniggit3606]

I love the wood processor! Very cool. I want a small lumber mill before I would invest in that. Some day I will have myself one.

[@everydaybladesinc]

That machine looks like so much fun.

[@Cailean750]

I like the videos where you are out doing things around the place. Not so much the ones where you are inside talking though. Great video and keep up the good work.

[@Captkman]

It was fun watching you get the hang of it.

[@thenorthwestpreppers4457]

I envy you Mr. Cody... That equipment and that view... with your loving family.... well, being in my twenties, I got time to get were you are in life... with God's grace, I can earn a life like yours... thank you for sharing... looking forward to more videos like always! God bless!

[@davidgordy1]

Awesome Cody!

[@mikeandmaryinmt3898]

Man, that is the way to cut firewood, especially if you are a one man operation. I can see that piece of equipment becoming an essential part of the homestead since you depend on wood to heat your home in the winter.

[@digbyodell2924]

Well it certainly increases the efficiency of one man but I wouldn't say it's optimal for a one man operation because he has to stop the processing when the log deck is clear and reload it, and the wood pile is not being moved or stacked. For a processor like that, those things should be concurrent.

[@albinez1244]

Hey Cody, I like the recent budget woodworking kit, but I was wondering if you could do something for working on cars (like your older video). I figure with advancement in tools, and your new experience it would be worth redoing. Something to show us the tools we would need, and good quality tools to use. That would be very helpful for people trying to save money by doing their own work. I would also reach everybody since we all use cars. Just a thought, and keep up the work.

[@jonmcarthurjr2474]

That is an awesome machine! Looks like a just picture perfect day.

[@jesselock1474]

This is the type of video I've been waiting for

[@matthewmckeehan8439]

I'm excited for the timber framing

[@LEO1WOLF]

Mr. WranglerStar - - you've got some of the best tools of any trade. I mean top-notch, no 1/2-assing there. Much respect to you Sir & Happy Holidays to you & your Family! Anyway to guess how many cords of wood you netted in this VID?

[@zpcool]

I love your outdoor videos!

[@ArmyFF1212]

You always find the best music Cody

[@gscottbB]

nicely done. given the chance to help with this work, I would want to put my studies off too.

[@WattsWoodenWonders]

Loved the time lapse at the end!!

[@HWhite-iu4ec]

Amazing how much Jack has grown up compared to your older videos. By the sound of his voice he is going to be really doing some growing up - hang on tight it's going to fly by. Your boy is becoming a man.

[@seansysig]

What a huge workhorse that Yanmar is with the grappler implement! The sawmill is a homesteaders dream tool. Those 2 together with you is like having 6 ranch hands working all day for 3 days to cut & split that much wood. About $70,000 for both retail I'd guess.

[@daviddove4851]

I think I'm going to stop reading the comments 90% of them no problems 10% trolls negative people I recently became out of depression and a lot of it was to do with so many negative people in my life but now or just not going to let that get me down watching this channel was inspirational I've learnt so much I may have been times that I did enjoy some of the videos but I go to movies and walk out and say I didn't like that movie but I keep going back to the movies cuz there's always good movie to see keep up the good work Love U channel God bless

[@turnersparadise8368]

I sometimes think that might be the smartest thing to do myself...But like a train wreck i can't help but to keep reading them...

[@newandoldtech5634]

Watch Sam Vaknin for an explanaton on negative people

[@SCooperEagle]

Looks like you are having fun. Thanks for this nice vid

[@tippyscanoe]

Found this video relaxing. I miss living back on the farm as I sit here "working" at my desk.

[@TowMater]

Very nice video! thank you for sharing with us I really appreciate it.

[@jamesbradley1601]

Mr cody that is a real nice way of doing fire wood now if they would come up with away to cut bust n stack it we all would have to get one . Also Jackson my son has learned a lot about safety from u n he gets mad at me when I do something that u have said that is not safe n I do it any way so thank you for safety lessons u teach