Brock it’s nice to see you and your dad working together. Two very smart guys putting their heads together to accomplish projects. There’s nothing better than that.

Cherish these memories, doing stuff with your dad why you can

Brock I really hope you know how fortunate you are to be able to work with your Dad on these projects he really seems like a very knowledgeable man and has a awesome attitude about the work he's doing with you. May God bless you and your family and your business. Stay safe.

Great idea using the boat trailer. Enjoyed watching y'all 🙂

The boat trailer seems well suited for that job!

Good morning

Hello Doss Farms sent me.

I really like your father's appearances on the channel!

I like creativity. Looks like it work well

Brock, This was a great idea. very resourceful.

Adjust fire, use what you have. Adjust, adapt and overcome.

The new video equipment is going to allow for some nice professional looking videos. I’ll be honest and say that I’ve enjoyed your content enough that I personally didn’t think a change was needed, but considering this is how you earn a living, the fine details are important. You have grown a lot over the years and I’m sure you’ll continue to evolve and improve your techniques into the future. That’s why you have such a loyal following. It’s great to see you and your dad working together as well 👍

Good morning Brock and Brock's Dad. It's great to see the two of you guys together in a video again. I apologize for saying Brock's Dad but I don't know your first name. I hope to see you both together in the future. God bless and have a wonderful day. 👍👍🙂

@projectswithjw

14 күн бұрын

I think it's Keith but my memory may not be the greatest.

@RockhillfarmYT

14 күн бұрын

Keith As always, thanks for watching

@johngersna3263

14 күн бұрын

@@RockhillfarmYT Thank you, I'll remember that. 👍👍🙂

Very nice idea,great video!👍🏻

I didn’t think my setup through as well and I had a tricky time getting my mill out of the garage after I built it. lol. Handy to have ole Dad around.

Howdy 🤠🤠

@RockhillfarmYT

14 күн бұрын

Howdy

Bought a WC88 to use behind my L4701 (39 PTO HP). That thing is a beast. Stalled the tractor one time trying to feed a 6" oak branch into it, but it had no problem with the same size tulip branch. The chainsaw holder wont hold a Stihl MS261 with a 20" bar, but I have a Sawhaul I prefer. Only occasionally annoying thing is getting the intake roller to actually grab a large diameter branch sometimes. Really fun feeding a 40' long vine into it and just watching it pull on through. Purchase choice was the WC88 or the Woodmaxx MX-8600, and while I like the 2 quart hydraulic system on the Woodmaxx, the WC88 is a better value and can handle a larger branch, albiet with more HP than I currently have.

Looks like maybe a lightweight Gantry Crain is the way to go. You could build it out of 2x12 lumber and a HF winch.

More videos like these small projects. Maybe even show a mowing video when the lawn gets away from you . Keep up the good work.

You need a deck over trailer, those fenders are totally in the way of what you want to accomplish....found that out with my car trailer for loading and unloading pallets and stuff, the fenders are in the way....a deck over trailer is the way to go. I know you are saving money but honestly, those fenders on the trailer would drive me nuts trying to load or unload a sawmill from it like that. Great idea, and I'm sure over time you'll come up with some modifications to make it work better....maybe build up a platform somehow that gets you over those fenders so they're not in the way of your pallet forks.

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Take the finder off

Hi Brock. You and your Dad could use headsets to communicate over engine noise.

@RockhillfarmYT

14 күн бұрын

That was supposed to be the change in todays video I normally don’t talk to a camera while the machine is running. We were wearing wireless microphones in this video.

@jimmerrithew453

14 күн бұрын

A friend uses a set of earphones and a mike to communicate with his assistant when they are working around equipment, or one is inside the machine and the other one is directing from the ground. Tim and Christy on TTWT use this system, which seems to work very well for them.

If they weren't so expensive, and there was some sort of affordable payment plan options a wood chipper would be great...a 3" chipper would be perfectly fine for my needs....its a shipping nightmare for me for anything too because the shipping companies usually are out doing deliveries while I'm at work and they can't just drop stuff off without someone being home to sign off on their paperwork....this is one downside to being alone.

Love all your videos. Where do you list your Woodland Mills products? I had requested to join the FB group but never heard back.

@RockhillfarmYT

14 күн бұрын

I just approved a bunch of requests I mainly sell through marketplace. Just send me a message on Facebook

So how did you get the opportunity to receive these "damaged in transit" mills for repair and resale?

@keithmaggard9024

9 күн бұрын

They saw our videos and contacted us