I always worry about spontaneous combustion when I put my hay away each year. I wounder weather an over head water sprinkler would do anything, until the fire department got there?
@Manumave2 ай бұрын
Anything helps, it can cool down areas that are still without fire
@tonyautoworkx10 ай бұрын
well done firemen for coming all that way with the shiny red trucks to save some wooden pallets
@abif246310 ай бұрын
"Promo sm"
@1975DAW11 ай бұрын
Love it! Got the original, saw how small it was, returned it for the XL. It splits my ~7x16" firewood into smallwood and kindling in a flash. kzread.infoUgkxSRemO77LrM90rx_It_Wh6ZnKAS0H2A8t Good for debarking too. It's so fun I now have too much kindling and have to fight the urge to split the big pieces. I usually split dried cedar, but I've split dried oak too. The edge on mine has stayed razor sharp. I mounted it on a couple pieces of pressure treated 4x4 to hold it steady and quiet the ringing. Several reviews and videos show people having trouble keeping the wood straight. How do I put this gently?... You have to be smarter than the wood. Don't try to split knots, or badly curved grain. And hold the wood (with leather gloves) and tap it once to set it on the blade before giving it a good whack. And you have to know how to swing a hammer. If you don't know what wood grain or knots are, and you can't swing a hammer without hitting yourself or things around you, I suggest buying firewood and kindling pre-split. But if you're smarter than a log, this beautiful tool will make splitting firewood into kindling safer, faster and way more funner! I highly recommend it, and get the XL.
@stuby201411 ай бұрын
Can't believe they couldn't save this! Maybe they needed someone else at the well pump handle to pump up and down faster.🤣
@oliviarock9884 Жыл бұрын
I don’t hear anything
@billywray4524 Жыл бұрын
splitter is way to slow
@margarettcampbell3784 Жыл бұрын
Ppl need to have their brans away from every things else and have a sprinkler system and where they're milking cows and they need to also have a sprinkler system workouts are to stay in the winter time if they're in a barn it is very sad to see Barnes so close to other things that catch on fire I don't understand why people have to build so close to Barnes It's sad and I'm glad no one got hurt and no animals got hurt better people live out away from the city they need to have sprinkler systems in all barns homes and milking powers so nothing like this will happen I'm glad everybody was all right God bless from Kentucky
@dallaspeterson20242 жыл бұрын
Without work tables around the splitter wedges you have to bend over and pick up the same wood so many times you can wreck your back! It doesn't matter how good the rest of the machine is, you must eliminate all of the bending over you can!
@robk13102 жыл бұрын
Why are they spraying the fire, instead of protecting exposures. You ain’t putting that barn out, but the garage next to them is about to flash.
@Bacanalable2 жыл бұрын
The best exposures protection it´s to put the fire out ASAP!!!. From portable pond, that pumper tanker could have discharged a 1.250 gpm fire stream for 30-40 seconds 90% control.
@josephastier74212 жыл бұрын
That was an ugly one
@texasboy51172 жыл бұрын
The gentleman who owns the farm is one of the largest farmers in the state. Owns just over 8,000 acres and runs 2,200 dairy cattle with no debt. He was fully insured.
@poconos662 жыл бұрын
maybe he needed a new and bigger barn and this is the way you get a new 1
@unclerob6172 жыл бұрын
Unbelievable Heat! Good stabilization on your camera... iphone?
@youngillinoisan42702 жыл бұрын
Tragic
@TheShospitali2 жыл бұрын
I hope any livestock or barnyard animals or pets or cats & dogs if they was in there got out ok.
@RICHIE_RICH892 жыл бұрын
I sppeded mine up with a few adjustments of the hydraulic system
@mikeyj53832 жыл бұрын
Needs a catch tray for catching the larger splits so you don’t have to go around to pick them up off the ground
@edwardbaker48242 жыл бұрын
another 3 stooges fire department!!!!!!!!!!! spraying the roof of the house while the side in enflamed!!!!!
@dabprod2 жыл бұрын
Catch you're wood before it falls to the ground. Splitter has plenty of power.
@ranger23162 жыл бұрын
Mental note: When we rebuild the NEW barn, let's put a sprinkler, fire suppression system in it!
@discrete3333 жыл бұрын
Such a shame.
@rexhavoc29823 жыл бұрын
Only rase the wing 4 inches on the first split , that way you get 2 pieces of fire wood instead of 4 large pieces.
@tinabutkus46193 жыл бұрын
Wow that will be a complete loss hope no animals were in there !!
@jelracer983 жыл бұрын
Write that off gone before they got there
@davem94454 жыл бұрын
12.26 as the roof of the barn collapses. Two guys meet to discuss how much to rebuild. A bit of a fixer upper....have it fixed in a few days. 😂
@littlehuey56794 жыл бұрын
Did anybody tell them they can move the hoses to the side to hit more of the fire ?
@youngillinoisan42702 жыл бұрын
It was a lost cause, they were just trying to stop it from spreading to the house
@chadmerkley94654 жыл бұрын
How come you don't catch the split pieces, so you don't have to bend over to resplit? It seems a catch or table extension would save your time and back
@jimjonrs39324 жыл бұрын
Spontaneous combustion from manure build up.
@danw60143 жыл бұрын
No. That never happens. There was no hay in it either. It would take days to get a barn full of hay out.
@jondunit62324 жыл бұрын
Is see this arch is for a raised flue pan . When insulating & bricking a arch for a divided or flat pan would you insulate & brick all the way down to the flue ?
@alanbloodworth26534 жыл бұрын
It's built backwards!
@dktrashman63175 жыл бұрын
Some one is setting fires to barns to get farmers to sell it's the local counties government that's prob paying drug heads to set fires catch them all and torchor them slow till dead
@bobhorne54065 жыл бұрын
too slow. check out Brute Force splitters in wisconsin
@dapperdingo5 жыл бұрын
Power connection on front of barn short circuiting, 2:30 - could start a fire.
@edwardbaker48242 жыл бұрын
already did, DUH!!!!!!!!!
@michaelsorrells46495 жыл бұрын
I see a barn burnt down
@butlerproman5 жыл бұрын
Jeez, the camera work is like watching a drunk driver, slowly weaving from side to side, then suddenly jerking away from one side of the road or the other.
@smoothfags205 жыл бұрын
I was beginning to feel sea sick after he eventually found the zoom at 8 :30. Waving the camera around like that does not make good filming or, viewing.
@dannyhaley76104 жыл бұрын
why are ya all criticizing the person thats filming this?are you two anymore perfect or better than they are?i dont think so.if you think that you can do any better then get out and do it other than that if you cant say something nice about the video then quit criticizing.geez.
@brianfochler36775 жыл бұрын
Barn collapses at 12:15
@harold175625 жыл бұрын
It's called contact county and have them contact someone with a trackhoe to separate buildings so you dont lose everything
@mattmoschkau28315 жыл бұрын
It’s a barn, it will be ashes before a county gets anyone with a trackhoe on the way. And how many farmers don’t have a tractor and plows onsite already? That might give a faster response time. It doesn’t matter anyway, digging a ditch sure won’t stop all that radiant heat and flying embers. It’s called contact burgers and marshmallows. Now thank the firemen for putting water on everything else and have a bbq, anything else is just a waste of time and could lead to losing everything.
@harold175625 жыл бұрын
Hope first engine on seen called for 2nd alarm
@williamclark53393 жыл бұрын
I hope once they left the fire house he called for a 2nd and 3rd
@ronjohnson95075 жыл бұрын
And that's how you get a new barn
@danw60143 жыл бұрын
Insurance doesn't put very much value on old barns even though they are irreplaceable.
@ryanehlis4265 жыл бұрын
No point in putting fire out when structure is total loss! May as well let fire consume everything or you just have bigger clean up. Just protect savable property and let fire clean up the mess.
@johnnz43755 жыл бұрын
Ryan Ehlis , that is all good and well, but you still need to protect the exposures from the heat, the barn is lost but the buildings around it can still be saved.
@timexironman100m5 жыл бұрын
Sadly there will be no barn finds in that barn
@tailsdollblack93405 жыл бұрын
yep melted classic :(
@michaelcollins18995 жыл бұрын
Terrible design. Same as their 1980s splitter. I added a table to mine, and reversed the hitch to the other end of the beam. Duh. The last thing i wanna do at end of day is move hundreds of pcs of firewood just to get to my hitch. Now we split all day, and just pull splitter away and pile stays there...duh. work smarter, thats 1 less time you have to handle it. Cmon northstar, if we can think of it and modify it and practically build it for you, you can too
@binky85015 жыл бұрын
Gotdaaaaaayum..this is where you get on the radio and call everyone and any dept within miles to come help. Been at a few like this
@tonyautoworkx10 ай бұрын
why? everything burnt down already. fireman can stay home and eat donuts all day will make no difference.
@ianwithey81975 жыл бұрын
Seems slow.
@ianwithey81975 жыл бұрын
But I do like it.
@bowlweevil41616 жыл бұрын
if they put the wedge on the ram the wood that needs resplitting could stay on the lift and not have to be picked up off the ground to resplit otherwise it's a back killing piece of shit people that design this shit have never had to use them or they are just dumb
@CyanoticFuture6 жыл бұрын
Oh lawdy lawd Jeezuuus
@joshszydel82026 жыл бұрын
Bruteforce is faster and has more power.
@joshszydel82026 жыл бұрын
No way its 42 ton.
@advancedanr4 жыл бұрын
I agree, didn't think about it until you said that then I went back and looked at the cylinder, yep way too small to be 42 ton. Looks more like 30 ton
@earthstewardude6 жыл бұрын
Nice machine - bad video. No commentary, explanation... I want to build one like this but nobody doing these videos have working drawings to sell me. I've seen wood split many times. I don't need to see wood split several times in this video. I need to know the pump rating, the engine size, the cylinder size, fluid tank... etc.
@bobpurcell41395 жыл бұрын
Get an engineering degree
@dabprod2 жыл бұрын
Go on the website of ANY splitter and read the spec sheet. Tells you everything you want to know. FREE.
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I always worry about spontaneous combustion when I put my hay away each year. I wounder weather an over head water sprinkler would do anything, until the fire department got there?
Anything helps, it can cool down areas that are still without fire
well done firemen for coming all that way with the shiny red trucks to save some wooden pallets
"Promo sm"
Love it! Got the original, saw how small it was, returned it for the XL. It splits my ~7x16" firewood into smallwood and kindling in a flash. kzread.infoUgkxSRemO77LrM90rx_It_Wh6ZnKAS0H2A8t Good for debarking too. It's so fun I now have too much kindling and have to fight the urge to split the big pieces. I usually split dried cedar, but I've split dried oak too. The edge on mine has stayed razor sharp. I mounted it on a couple pieces of pressure treated 4x4 to hold it steady and quiet the ringing. Several reviews and videos show people having trouble keeping the wood straight. How do I put this gently?... You have to be smarter than the wood. Don't try to split knots, or badly curved grain. And hold the wood (with leather gloves) and tap it once to set it on the blade before giving it a good whack. And you have to know how to swing a hammer. If you don't know what wood grain or knots are, and you can't swing a hammer without hitting yourself or things around you, I suggest buying firewood and kindling pre-split. But if you're smarter than a log, this beautiful tool will make splitting firewood into kindling safer, faster and way more funner! I highly recommend it, and get the XL.
Can't believe they couldn't save this! Maybe they needed someone else at the well pump handle to pump up and down faster.🤣
I don’t hear anything
splitter is way to slow
Ppl need to have their brans away from every things else and have a sprinkler system and where they're milking cows and they need to also have a sprinkler system workouts are to stay in the winter time if they're in a barn it is very sad to see Barnes so close to other things that catch on fire I don't understand why people have to build so close to Barnes It's sad and I'm glad no one got hurt and no animals got hurt better people live out away from the city they need to have sprinkler systems in all barns homes and milking powers so nothing like this will happen I'm glad everybody was all right God bless from Kentucky
Without work tables around the splitter wedges you have to bend over and pick up the same wood so many times you can wreck your back! It doesn't matter how good the rest of the machine is, you must eliminate all of the bending over you can!
Why are they spraying the fire, instead of protecting exposures. You ain’t putting that barn out, but the garage next to them is about to flash.
The best exposures protection it´s to put the fire out ASAP!!!. From portable pond, that pumper tanker could have discharged a 1.250 gpm fire stream for 30-40 seconds 90% control.
That was an ugly one
The gentleman who owns the farm is one of the largest farmers in the state. Owns just over 8,000 acres and runs 2,200 dairy cattle with no debt. He was fully insured.
maybe he needed a new and bigger barn and this is the way you get a new 1
Unbelievable Heat! Good stabilization on your camera... iphone?
Tragic
I hope any livestock or barnyard animals or pets or cats & dogs if they was in there got out ok.
I sppeded mine up with a few adjustments of the hydraulic system
Needs a catch tray for catching the larger splits so you don’t have to go around to pick them up off the ground
another 3 stooges fire department!!!!!!!!!!! spraying the roof of the house while the side in enflamed!!!!!
Catch you're wood before it falls to the ground. Splitter has plenty of power.
Mental note: When we rebuild the NEW barn, let's put a sprinkler, fire suppression system in it!
Such a shame.
Only rase the wing 4 inches on the first split , that way you get 2 pieces of fire wood instead of 4 large pieces.
Wow that will be a complete loss hope no animals were in there !!
Write that off gone before they got there
12.26 as the roof of the barn collapses. Two guys meet to discuss how much to rebuild. A bit of a fixer upper....have it fixed in a few days. 😂
Did anybody tell them they can move the hoses to the side to hit more of the fire ?
It was a lost cause, they were just trying to stop it from spreading to the house
How come you don't catch the split pieces, so you don't have to bend over to resplit? It seems a catch or table extension would save your time and back
Spontaneous combustion from manure build up.
No. That never happens. There was no hay in it either. It would take days to get a barn full of hay out.
Is see this arch is for a raised flue pan . When insulating & bricking a arch for a divided or flat pan would you insulate & brick all the way down to the flue ?
It's built backwards!
Some one is setting fires to barns to get farmers to sell it's the local counties government that's prob paying drug heads to set fires catch them all and torchor them slow till dead
too slow. check out Brute Force splitters in wisconsin
Power connection on front of barn short circuiting, 2:30 - could start a fire.
already did, DUH!!!!!!!!!
I see a barn burnt down
Jeez, the camera work is like watching a drunk driver, slowly weaving from side to side, then suddenly jerking away from one side of the road or the other.
I was beginning to feel sea sick after he eventually found the zoom at 8 :30. Waving the camera around like that does not make good filming or, viewing.
why are ya all criticizing the person thats filming this?are you two anymore perfect or better than they are?i dont think so.if you think that you can do any better then get out and do it other than that if you cant say something nice about the video then quit criticizing.geez.
Barn collapses at 12:15
It's called contact county and have them contact someone with a trackhoe to separate buildings so you dont lose everything
It’s a barn, it will be ashes before a county gets anyone with a trackhoe on the way. And how many farmers don’t have a tractor and plows onsite already? That might give a faster response time. It doesn’t matter anyway, digging a ditch sure won’t stop all that radiant heat and flying embers. It’s called contact burgers and marshmallows. Now thank the firemen for putting water on everything else and have a bbq, anything else is just a waste of time and could lead to losing everything.
Hope first engine on seen called for 2nd alarm
I hope once they left the fire house he called for a 2nd and 3rd
And that's how you get a new barn
Insurance doesn't put very much value on old barns even though they are irreplaceable.
No point in putting fire out when structure is total loss! May as well let fire consume everything or you just have bigger clean up. Just protect savable property and let fire clean up the mess.
Ryan Ehlis , that is all good and well, but you still need to protect the exposures from the heat, the barn is lost but the buildings around it can still be saved.
Sadly there will be no barn finds in that barn
yep melted classic :(
Terrible design. Same as their 1980s splitter. I added a table to mine, and reversed the hitch to the other end of the beam. Duh. The last thing i wanna do at end of day is move hundreds of pcs of firewood just to get to my hitch. Now we split all day, and just pull splitter away and pile stays there...duh. work smarter, thats 1 less time you have to handle it. Cmon northstar, if we can think of it and modify it and practically build it for you, you can too
Gotdaaaaaayum..this is where you get on the radio and call everyone and any dept within miles to come help. Been at a few like this
why? everything burnt down already. fireman can stay home and eat donuts all day will make no difference.
Seems slow.
But I do like it.
if they put the wedge on the ram the wood that needs resplitting could stay on the lift and not have to be picked up off the ground to resplit otherwise it's a back killing piece of shit people that design this shit have never had to use them or they are just dumb
Oh lawdy lawd Jeezuuus
Bruteforce is faster and has more power.
No way its 42 ton.
I agree, didn't think about it until you said that then I went back and looked at the cylinder, yep way too small to be 42 ton. Looks more like 30 ton
Nice machine - bad video. No commentary, explanation... I want to build one like this but nobody doing these videos have working drawings to sell me. I've seen wood split many times. I don't need to see wood split several times in this video. I need to know the pump rating, the engine size, the cylinder size, fluid tank... etc.
Get an engineering degree
Go on the website of ANY splitter and read the spec sheet. Tells you everything you want to know. FREE.
Now let’s see it do a piece of gnarled oak.