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Even if it's only to borrow for about a half a day. I could have three years worth of firewood ready to go in hours.

That.is.awesome

That is bad ass

Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long. I'd bet money it's adjustable.

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

One bad ass machine right there!!

That thing is fucking badass!

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Guess that's actually across not around.

That rocks!

I love to watch YouTube vids of he big forestry equip too.


GO TO SLEEP!!

http://youtu.be/QoC3tBwR0eA

That's be nice to have.

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

Getting a pretty good chunk of timber cut down at the cabin in the next year. I guess this guy has a new machine that will cut a 20" tree without stoping. Drive through it and onto the next one. I think he said he can cut and carry 5 or 6 20" trees before he has to go dump them. Whenever this guy starts I'll try and get some videos of it in action.

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

This one needed to come down. Don't know if you have cottonwood, but they suck ass if you have any within 10mi of your house.

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

This one needed to come down. Don't know if you have cottonwood, but they suck ass if you have any within 10mi of your house.

Lots of cottonwood up here, we use birch for the woodstove though

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

This one needed to come down. Don't know if you have cottonwood, but they suck ass if you have any within 10mi of your house.

Lots of cottonwood up here, we use birch for the woodstove though

Shit wood like aspen and cottonwood goes to the firepit. We burn mostly ash and maple for heat in the barn.

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

This one needed to come down. Don't know if you have cottonwood, but they suck ass if you have any within 10mi of your house.

Lots of cottonwood up here, we use birch for the woodstove though

Shit wood like aspen and cottonwood goes to the firepit. We burn mostly ash and maple for heat in the barn.

Smart man.

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

AKPirate wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:[quote="The Duck Hammer"]Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

That's why we look for trees around 18-24 " that we plan to use for firewood.

This one needed to come down. Don't know if you have cottonwood, but they suck ass if you have any within 10mi of your house.

Lots of cottonwood up here, we use birch for the woodstove though

Shit wood like aspen and cottonwood goes to the firepit. We burn mostly ash and maple for heat in the barn.

Smart man. [/quote]
Momma didn't raise no fool.

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

You took time to cut and split cotton wood?

aunt betty wrote:

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

You took time to cut and split cotton wood?

Yup. Makes real nice campfires.

Bet that thing costs about as much as the skid steer its mounted to.

That is badass!!

I could totally see me and assa building these things.
The minute we made our second dollar uncle Sam would take it and make a licensing requirement or some fucking bs and put us out of business.

assateague wrote:Even if it's only to borrow for about a half a day. I could have three years worth of firewood ready to go in hours.

i looked into buying one if these for jr about three years ago, was thinking it would be a good first business for him, campfire wood ar wound here sells for similar prices to silver to the tourist, they are pretty proud of that attachment!

jehler wrote:

assateague wrote:Even if it's only to borrow for about a half a day. I could have three years worth of firewood ready to go in hours.

i looked into buying one if these for jr about three years ago, was thinking it would be a good first business for him, campfire wood ar wound here sells for similar prices to silver to the tourist, they are pretty proud of that attachment!

I wasn't too much older than him when I had my first firewood business. Me and a buddy made a ton of money on one of the coldest winters we had down here, ran out of seasoned wood and had to start cutting and selling it green. Of course we didnt have a skid steer log splitter, did most of the splitting by hand, or with a auger splitter than ran off the PTO on the tractor til I shattered my hand with it. We would cut and stack a load every morning and then look for scrap metal in the afternoon.

NuffDaddy wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:

Olly wrote:

The Duck Hammer wrote:Damn, that would be fun to play with. Only problem is you wouldn't be able to use it on big stuff.

What size trees are you cutting down? Some of those logs were pretty big.

Normally 2-3 footers...

Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh you meant long.

Negative, that's around. Biggest I've split was about 50".

Diameter? That's a big MF'n tree. We chopped down a 38" cotton wood and that was a fun time getting that split.

Yea, big red oaks have been dying off because of the droughts we've had. Heavy sumbitches to mess with but you get a lot of wood real quick.