I've said it before... a man who cuts his own wood warms himself twice. Nice gear sir. Great vid drive on

@BackyardMechCon

3 жыл бұрын

3 times.... cutting, carrying, burning... 😃.

Agree, log splitting is absolute therapy, great video Adrian

I did 30 tattie boxes over summer with a home made splitter. Totally agree about it being a relaxing job. Verging on theraputic.

It’s great to see everything done right. Life is so much simpler.

That splitter is so safe you could let your "workers" earn pocket money using it without you worrying! Such a lovely video, really brought a smile to my face, thanks.

can see you take great pleasure in your work and the farm is so clean. Stay safe 👍 👍

I could watch you split wood for hours! Very therapeutic! Keep up with the great videos! Stay safe!

Hi Adrian, agree with you re ms170....Great piece of kit....bought one last year to reduce an overgrown hedge and it is a fantastic little saw.

Brilliant work Adrian , love your videos

Great video, that was mine and my brothers job, cutting sticks for the range, good memories, sort of!

Fantastic Adrian! Nothing like splittin logs for a bit of therapy! 👍🏻👍🏻🪵🪵

Always look forward to the weekly vlog, quality content and its always a pleasure to watch. Thank you 🍻

A super looking splitter. The tipsy bin for the the blocks is a right good idea.

I have ms 181, similar size to the 171 and they do go through a serious amount of work with minimal effort. Have 391 on order for the bigger stuff. Splitter is a beast and is on the wish list. I have a wee electric 7 tonne, grand for now but need an upgrade soon 🙏

Absolutely love watching your channel, reminds me of when I used to help out on the farm just down the lane from us near Workington in West Cumbria. 👍

Very good job all round ,friend of mine once was using log splitter like yours but with a foot pedal,had his hands on top of the log being split,fingers slightly in cracks,, and yes you guessed it,cracks slowly closed,lost four finger tips,,,loved seeing the choc lab out with you,reminded me of my best mate,lost him at the age of 5yrs,,seizures,was getting them badly.keep up the interesting work/jobs.

Another really enjoyable video. One suggestion for anyone burning timber, get a moisture meter. An extra 6 months seasoning might make the difference between 20% and 15% no comparison while burning. Totally different heat output.

Great video again 👍good to see the girl's helping.

Great video again and well impressed with the log splitter it's a great machine. Such a tidy farm it's a credit to you .

Now thats a beast of a set up for timber, I'll be thinking of that the next time I'm out with the axe and buckets😁

Great video as always ur a great man to keep everything tidy 😀

Great video. Really enjoyed it.

Great vid Adrian love watching, your farm and equipment is a credit to you

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Michael

Big Stihl fan as well. My first saw was the 039 Farm Boss. Then I picked up the 391 when I had a 2 saw job coming up, and followed that up with the arborist saw. I also have the complete Combi set of tools with an 095, and a 130 power head.

Great video adrian that's A mighty Log splitter It makes Light work of them Logs

I love how the dogs just chill out and watch without a care of what your doing. Always the best type of dogs :)

Great Video always, all content well explained clearly. most of all honestly!!

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers Paudie 👍

That log chopper is bloody awesome mate!! Makes it so much easier

Brillant log splitter & video yes Safety number 1 👍

I bought all my stihl equipment 22 years ago and never had any problems with them. Always start on the first pull all these years later,

Know the feeling Adrian, satisfying work, great vid, thanks as always.

We’re around half way through calving ourselves, I woke up this morning and there was a surprise standing out in the slats and he wasn’t supposed to come for another couple of weeks luckily enough he was up and had sucked

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

That happens us all now and again, glad all worked out well 👍

Thanks for a great video adrian all thanks to yourself looks like the ms170 will be my first chainsaw.

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

You’ll love it.

Top setup there Adrian good stuff

Smashing video Adrian, really enjoyed it. Might invest in a log splitter myself, that 1 looks a right job

Looks a fine tool ! 👍

That tipsy fin is a great design

I’ve a 170 aswell great little yokes. The boys in Donegans are sound as a pound and rapid delivery ill be buying off them again in future ! Great video lad 🤙🏻

The bins are great job we have 4 of different make but only job cattle in winter and feeding calves in summer the lot splitter is beast

Another cracking video 👌👌

Another great video well done 🚜

I agree Adrian. I cut a fair bit of hardwood for our 2 stoves. I have a big saw and a smaller mid range one. I use my MS 231 for most of my stuff but when I've got some real heavy stuff, out comes my big girl. Husky 365, brilliant saw and hasn't missed a beat in 15 years....but heavy! 💪

Hello from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Thanks for sharing your great video’s please keep them coming.

Adrian,timbercroc have one that works on the 3 point linkage of a tractor,great job as you can raise it up to the desired height so saves bending the back.

Thats a great splitter Adrian nice and safe aswell

Brilliant video as always

You have a nice rhythm going handy device love your fam can't wait till next Sunday you keep it well thanks

That's a real tasty bit of brick paving at the house Adrian, it's a very tidy house.

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I like doing jobs like that when I get the time, I plan on doing more buildings and paving videos this year as I do all that work myself.

@georgiaannbicknell6129

3 жыл бұрын

@@IFarmWeFarm Good man, you are, Adrian.

Great video Adrian! Keep up the good work!👍👍👏

Great video as always Adrian. Keep up the good work

@paddy294

3 жыл бұрын

How is the calving going

thanks for the vid adrian

I have a few log splitters but that’s a Cracking log splitter for safety (great for farm hands) and I been using Stihl for a life time & have a lot of them from ms880 72” bar, right down to wee 009 12” bar, they are the BEST saws out there 💪👍👍

Great video Adrian!.. the 895 is looking smart with her new shoes 👌🏻

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

They made some job of her 😍😍

Great video Adrian, a fine log splitter, just a idea, ur hose connections to tractor, if u put the return a non-restricted return, (not through valve chest) on massey's there's place's to put in fittings, non-restricted returns will save external chest on log splitter. Mechanic told me to do it years ago, I put one on for my tractors for log splitter, road sweeper n hedgecutter.

Great video Adrian

Greetings from Canada. Great video.

Good video and keep up the good work

Great video as always

Great video, really enjoying your channel. One potential problem I can see with that splitter is if the wedge/blade gets wedged or caught in a log and lifts with it on the return stroke could it come up and bend the handles or worse trap your hand if it was on the handle, maybe there should be a guard to stop a log coming up to meet the handle. I know it would want to be well stuck into a knot or a twist but it could happen. Other than that it looks like a great bit of kit and well built.

Well done grate job solid wood splitting is grate. Ad for some one that is still using ax and wellbarrow. Have no fire myself so only get heat once miss nicole is like shadow hope she follows you in farming not afraid ofwork. Stay safe 👍

Adrian great video. When you put those big rings on the splitter you’ll see why the single lever is the best. Another thing I noticed with yours is the splitter wedge is about half as thick as the malone log splitter is highly recommend you make that wedge wider and the splitting will be way more easier than it is now.. I really enjoy your videos I’m a mayo man living in California. Stay safe and god bless. 🙏

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

We cut up most of them big rings yesterday with it, with the big table it worked like a dream, I wouldn’t swap them levellers for the world, u have to use them to see how handy they are and that quick return is awesome. I also think the splitter wedge is the perfect width too. Everyone different though but the beauty with Carroll’s is they will build what ever you request so, there’s nothing they can’t do. Thanks for watching lad, Mayo for Sam maybe this year 🤞🤞hope your keeping safe and well over there 👍👍

Great video 👍

Nice splitter l like it keep up the good work and your filming I'm looking forward to the body warmers

Class content nice log splitter

That log splitter looks the job, considering getting one, might enquire about one next week. Get yourself a pair of chainsaw boots/shoes if you haven't already got some, then you'll have all the safety gear.

Farmer p would be the man who would recommend a good saw especially when he runs a tree surgeon business.👍

Love the vid adrian

Very nice video Adrian 😄

How's things a least u got out to cut the timber it's been raining here all week 😡 love your videos and your work ethic. Yr farm is spotless 👌👍🇮🇪

Another great video!

I love the video keep doing what your doing

Adrian: What good information on the chain saws! Can you show us how you sharpen the blades? How about lubrication for the blades? Oh MAN, making noise and taking things apart :-) Love it!!! So well organized. Oh that log splitter is a jewel!!! And the tipsy bin next to it. It is like a production-line in a factory. Love the music with it. Still have not made a tether for the pin, I see. You wouldn't have to be putting it in your pocket if you did. What a wonderful video. God bless you, Adrian. So much fun to watch.

Great video Adrian, I love the small details which you go into and all the equipment you have and the jobs you do. It’s the detail that makes all the difference. I look forward to your videos and you’re a credit to the Irish farming community. Keep up the good work!!👍🏻

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Cheers lad 👍

Another quality video as usual. I'd suggest having the log splitter raised level with the tipsy bin and then all you'd have to do is push / swipe the logs into the bin rather than lifting them all the time. That bit higher would also be better on the back. Bit higher to lift logs onto though, I'd admit. Cracking machine all the same.

The splitter is the job for sure ,the big table is handy I agree because you know on a cold night you will be snug as a bug 😜

Great video again , Great to see the helpers out 😂😂

Another good one.

Thanks 👍🏻

Again great Video, can't believe bit about green lid.a bit of colour is great to brighten up things.

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree but sure what do I know 🤣🤣

Forget to say, another fantastic video mate

Great video again Adrian ! And you’re right a lot of lads are with you from the start of the channel 🥳

Awesome video 😃

Very nice splitter💪💪

Looks like a savage bit of kit plenty of heat in ur house ....heat you a few times !!! Super video again.just goes to show a bit of investment takes the hardship outta most jobs

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Ya bit by bit, I bought my first chainsaw at 15 and have been trading in and buying again to get to what I have now. It’s an investment over many years or decades

What a nice machine

Looks like a class piece of kit that Adrian. Don't know if Rocky could have handled Drago if he'd used one of them for training instead of his axe! By the way, that tip you shared for pouring can of Guinness👌

Nice video mate, great to see the girls helping out, and great to see your channel flying ahead, not that I’m surprised mind, you have become another great ambassador for Irish farming. Great job. 🙂👍

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ian, appreciate that mate 👍👍

@FarmerP

3 жыл бұрын

@@IFarmWeFarm You earned it Adrian. I believe in credit where it’s due 🙂

With our electric splitter we got a 4 way splitter that 1 pass will do with the smaller logs super job

I love the videos. Just something that occurred to me- I saw you repositioning some of the logs, would it be an idea to paint a line (like a crosshairs) on the table/ deck to help with positioning smaller blocks?

So easy to use. Safety first always as you say! Thank you for sharing. 🇮🇪🐄🐄😷👍🇺🇸

Tom Pemberton gave you a mention so thought I'd pop in, 👍+🔔

Good work.... ur well kitted out for the sticks now. Ifarm Wefarm lumber jacks on the way 👌👍.

Great vid

great video as always, you be shocked how good them ms170 are i'm on my 2nd one cut a world of timber with a small saw ms170 use it way more then my bigger saw

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

There serious value for money 👍👍

Log splitter is a great bit of kit A. I'm more a husqy man but each to their own...great vlog

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with a husqy, great saws too 👍👍

That’s some log splitter I know now what one I’m going to purchase

Carrolls have mighty stuff and will make it to your spec have you tied the Timbercroc for holding your lenghts while cutting with the saw its a great tool

I love that bin! There is another handy product, you probably wont need it since you cut your logs so short. Its called Woodcutters helper, its a magnet with a fiber rod to attach to the chainsaw blade it helps you getting the same length on every cut. If you google woodcutters helper it should come up on the first links from ebay a little costly in my opinion might be you could use one of those telescopic magnets mechanics use to pick up screws instead im not sure at least they are under half the price.

@IFarmWeFarm

3 жыл бұрын

I’ll look that up, attach a link if you have one, sounds interesting 👍👍

@Centrikk

3 жыл бұрын

​@@IFarmWeFarm Cant respond with links it seams tried two times now with different links, Just google woodcutters helper it is the first two links.

Great vid, how much would a model like that set u back?

My da has a stlhl ms 180 he loves it