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Good video, Jake. Glad that you got the log lift repaired on the Eastonmade. Sometimes the most obvious is hard to see. Keep up the good work.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Thank you

Dude ranch DIY, y'all are great to watch! Hilarious taking moisture readings on your sox. Think I will try that myself. Diehard redwing socks fan...will report my readings...

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Just keeping it real 😂 let me know what you find

Glad you got your Eastenmade fixed and can’t wait to see they video of the Hudson and Easton made im hoping you use the 6 way to compare the two

It’s funny seeing your without the sunglasses, its become your iconic look on the channel. nice to see the processor back in action

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

These past few weeks it’s been too hot to wear them they just fog up! They are my safety glasses that’s why I wear them so much 😂

Great video!! Forgot to take moisture meter on my socks in SE Georgia!! I may have to try some of those socks!! Stay Hydrated and Have a Safe Day

Great video and great channel Jake . Mini skid is the way to go when operating hoppy Woodyard etc. and of course Eastonmade #1 ! take care and keep the videos coming cheers my friend Brad 👌🏻🔥🇨🇦

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

The mini skid is becoming more and more useful!

Interesting use of a moisture meter Jake. LMAO. That has to be a first… Can’t wait to see your review of the grapple. Looks like it’s pretty beefy. I wonder how much lifting power it’s going to rob?

I'd try and retap the threads on the old arm just in case it were to happen again. That way you'd have a back up and not be out of commission while waiting for a new one.

Having the right equipment sure makes life easier Jake! I hope mini-x AC is fixed soon… these temperatures have been brutal.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Just got it back the other day, nice and cold now!

I'd try getting a new bolt for the old arm, maybe chase the threads with a tap, be a good back-up spare.

Jake, just ordered 3 pair of socks to try. Hopefully they are as good as they say.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Let me know how you like them!

Nice video…..Can you talk more about the issue with Beach Trees dying off, all mine are slowly dying from a mold issue I think leaves are like leather…. Thanks

Hey Jake. Do you thought about selling the wood in "full totes" instead of cords? I think, you know, how much of a cord is in an ibc tote, so you can calculate the price for a full tote. In this case you don't must overfill the totes and can staple the totes, so you don't waste so much space in your wood yard. I staple 2 totes, so i must only cover the tote on the top. You can see it on my youtube-chanel.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

I sell all my wood by the tote, large totes are 1/3 cord and small are 1/4 cord. I want to start stacking my totes two high

I have a badger. You guys have really short wood for that machine. I’m getting full length logs 20+ft long. I have a 6 way for mine and I can do a full cord an hour pulling back resplits. With a mock log deck to stage logs at the end of the machine.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Yeah long tree length poles would be ideal for this machine.

Nice follow up video and good Splitting 👍

I’m in MO..my feet are wet constantly. Probably a lot from the shoes/boots I’m wearing. Need to try those.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

I really like them compared to my other cotton work socks.

Been trying to find out if an articulating loader or mini skid steer would be better for my operation. They both seem maneuverable and it comes down to lift capacity and price. What is better?

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Depends what you’re using it for, mini skid will be much rougher on grass but overall more stable. Mini loaders can drive all day on lawns and not leave a mark.

Are you seeing a lot of BLD out your way? my woodlot in Western MA is getting killed off bad, looking at potentially loosing all my beech trees.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

Lots of it, been getting a lot of beech into the woodyard. It’s the new ash.

I passed you on the highway 😂

@DudeRanchDIY

19 күн бұрын

Where about??

@SlapJacksCAT

19 күн бұрын

Merritt Parkway. I saw the sticker on ur truck and looked you up

So I tried my moisture meter on my sox.....that HURTS! The prongs are like 3/4" long. Being serious, I'm going out and check a bunch of nuts and bolts on my 22-28.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

I found a few others off camera that were loose to the touch.

It seems the 6 and 8 way wedges create a lot of waste. You end up with a pile of slivers.

@DudeRanchDIY

13 күн бұрын

The 7-way pizza box wedge I was running creates the most slash because the pieces it’s making are so small.

Sounds like you and Sarah got some babies on the way just listening to you

Jake,I’m so glad you didn’t do all the wood remember that you have to share the wealth with Sarah 😮😊❤

Looks like that splitter wastes alot of wood