Video Of my wood pile

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RoosterBoy

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hay guys my camera dose video also and i wanted to make a short video for you all of my wood pile please let me know if this video works for you. cold weather is coming and i will make a video of my wood stove burning this weekend and will make some videos of me cutting and splitting

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzTUE-A0Wxg

thanks
Jason
 
Excellent. You are ready to feed that new bad boy stove!

PS: The saw made me nostalgic for my old Pro-Mac 610. I cut many a cord of wood with that saw. Well, I did until it burst a fuel line out in the woods and set my shirt on fire. After I put myself out I stood behind a tree and watched it melt itself into a puddle.
 
Man! That's some wood pile! I'm jealous!

Now we need to see a video of your stove in action.
 
he is not that big of a eater 3 cups of proplan a day but he is allways outside fetching the ball and hikeing on the trials all summer camping so this winter he will faten up :) looks like i will be doing lots of video. this weekend for you all.

thanks
Jason
 
How many cords in that pile :gulp:

Good job on the vid.
 
propguy said:
How many cords in that pile :gulp:

Good job on the vid.
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well i'm not sure but the pile you see all staked and split is 7 cords after i measured it and it was one load of logs. so the pile that's not cut yet is 2 loads so id say just to be safe there's 12 cords there and 7 all ready cut and split for a total of 19 but I'm sure there may be 20

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Jason
 
Wow, that is A LOT of wood.

How'd you get all those trees? Did you order a trailer load of them or in the logging business?
 
Jason,
You did a great job. I think you should try a few HOlz Hausens , if anything it gives you more room to cut grass . Natural yard art too.
 
Big wood , Big piles , Big loads ...... Yeah . Hey J . I noticed u were asking about log splitters in the gear forum. Is all that stacked wood split? If so how did you split it? Nothing wrong with getting your wood supply 2 years out (ahead) Actually i think wood burns much better two years seasoned anyway. Keeping it off the ground , lots of sun and keeping it dry is key for storage.
 
hi yes i bought the logs from a land clearing company.

and the wood that's stacked i did in may with a splitter i borrowed from a friend but he is now using for awhile i traded some of my welding help for his splitter and when i got it i did a complete tune up on the engine oil change spark plug and air filter i'm hoping i can do this again or I'm screwed. looks like i will have no choice but to go out and buy my own splitter. witch i think would be the best idea because i plan on burning wood for a long time. and i wont have to rely on anyone else's splitter i am hoping to get a good deal on one i'm looking at the husky 22ton for $999.

keep an eye out for more videos from me this weekend where ill be showing you how i start fires in my stove and me working the wood pile.

thanks
Jason
 
Nice looking wood pile. Thats the perfect size wood to work with.
 
Holy S$%T..........
That is like the aftermath of somthing i saw on discovery channel on the thing that grabs a tree cuts it and then limbs it. you don't have one do you.... ;-)

I will say one thing though that's a very creative way of hiding the chainlink fence........ :)
 
i know it's nice to have all this wood but i got to get me a splitter or im in trouble there's no way i can split all that with a 6 pound mull :) i think i got ahead of myself just a bit :) im trying to get it all cut in the next month or so wile it's nice and cold out. i like working wood in the cold. but after next year i will have to cover it all completely or it's all going to turn to crap i have about 8 years worth of heating. in all that wood.

thanks
Jason
 
Great! We are into the video world!

I have some videos I want to post of the Pellet Operation - up until recently it was tough deciding on the format, but youtube and google-video play on almost any computer (Flash-Based)....

So, question for me becomes is it worth installing these videos on my server, or should I just youtube them and link to them!
 
Webmaster said:
Great! We are into the video world!

I have some videos I want to post of the Pellet Operation - up until recently it was tough deciding on the format, but youtube and google-video play on almost any computer (Flash-Based)....

So, question for me becomes is it worth installing these videos on my server, or should I just youtube them and link to them!
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hi craig
yea if you have free bandwidth then hosting them yourself is good but if you want to share it with the rest of the world youtube is great
i have a web-server but it was real easy setting up a youtube account and just let them handle it.

thanks
Jason
 
Webmaster said:
Yeah, the nice thing is that the rest of the world can find it there!

Heck, maybe I will start HearthTV or HearthTube (which name is better?)/

Meantime, I am uploading a quick cut of the Pellet Plant tour right now.......stay tuned.
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How 'bout "hearth news network.........24/7" or would that be a trademark infringement on cnn :red:
 
FlueTube?
 
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