Hard Working Man Pays to Work! Full Log Truck In The Woodyard!

Hard Working Man
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Published 2024-04-16
Firewood people are a different breed, I spent money to create work for myself. But in the end it should make money and turn a nice profit. We bought our first ever truck full of logs. Twenty cord of red oak to run through the Dyna SC16 Rapid Split Processor as well as the Balfour Samurai, the Makit, Stihl, and Echo chainsaws and the All Wood and Eastonmade log splitters. A pile of fun as far as I see it and we will bring all of you along on our journey to see what works and what doesn't.
All Comments (21)
  • @johnwinslow4503
    Living here in Maine, spending 40+ years in Jackman area, this owner operater is one professional talented operator.
  • @jessejones9830
    Man what a beautiful sight.lol thanks, i gotta start buying logs ,but in East TN our logs are kept longer,i wish they were this length here.thanks y'all
  • @toddbrown8701
    That's the same company I got my oak from that you see behind my shop. 20 cords I paid 2500 last year. With the price of fuel I'd say you got a fair price.
  • @dakotacochran2241
    I work every year for a guy who does this in maine actually iv worked for 3 gotta love state orders
  • @edrurup8955
    I process logs with my Eastonmade 48C, I get on average 2.5 face cords (4'X8'X 16") of firewood from a loggers cord (4'X4'X8') of wood. There is a lot of slash that is generated from splitting with the 16 way box wedge but I bag that and sell it for kindling. We pay 100.00 per loggers cord 4'X4'X8', typically white ash and oak. Great video!
  • @danbentsen
    Be very careful around that log pile. A man near me died when a log pile like yours shifted and rolled over him. Talk to Chris in Woodyard on how to safely cut that pile down, good luck- stay safe.
  • @twowheelsbbq781
    I drove through earlier and seen that load. Holy cow that's a lot of wood.
  • @section8374
    Helping other wood hounds see and learn how to a use a rented processor is why this is such a GREAT channel. Get're Done!
  • @hillbillyfranks
    That's a nice load of wood I wish you could find out around here Say my friend have a good day
  • @erick6429
    That was a pretty good hike to drop the wood off at your place. He's in my part of the state
  • @user-qr4xg3dy3i
    Lovely load of logs. We had 5 cord delivered week ago. 830 dollars in Canada our area. Not cheap. 2 years ago it was only 680. Put price up alot. Gas prices going up so they put it up. When it was cut and most of it split that,s what I got out of it. Packed it up to see if it was there. On your receipt paper they give you, it,s a number on it to equal the number of cords if you no what I mean. Ours said 10 something. I think they go by cubic feet. Perhaps where you live they don,t do that. I,m not up on figuring it out but let me no if you no how it goes. I should ask the guy. Looking forward to seeing it been processed. Take care.
  • @toddsoutsideagain
    Well that was cool. Lotta work ahead of ya there! It would take me 4 months to get that many trees cut and hauled home off the farms🤣 Take care Heath and Rachel👊🏻
  • @WilleysFirewood
    That will keep you going for a bit. You will find the magic size that works the best. Good luck and look forward to seeing how it goes.