This is a neat setup for a single or maximum two workers. I hauled firewood with my grandfather and it got filled with wood quite quickly compared to working alone. Not the fastest way of doing things but surely gets the job done. The dumping feature is a must.

It is inspiring and motivating to me to hear what you're saying - it reminds me that there are actual people out there who actually watch these videos. I sometimes forget it in this social media era.

Keep the videos coming trust me there's alot of people that watch your videos you definitely have loads of ambition and skill

Yes, must prepare early for winter when the firewood can be transported dry since the rain season will always arrive without notice.

When winter comes in November or oft times late October and sticks around until late April or into May you need to be prepared. In those six to seven months the snow is the least of your worries, with the cold topping the list. Where I live we range from -40C all the way up to +40C and the Northwind is expert in locating any missing chinking. Mike

I'm from the south. I was living in Latvia for a while and I was completly amazed looking the termendous effort they have to do for the winter. They have to spend a lot of money in things we have never got worried about.

Thanks for watching.

Yes, that's my exact plan for the future. 😀 I want to make the cages from concrete floor reinforcement sheets ( 150*150 wire mesh) and EURO pallets, the bigger ones (1200*800mm) and a trailer I can use for hauling these pallets inside when the firewood is needed. It would reduce the manual labor to none when I build a firewood processor too. Great minds think alike! 😋 Thanks for watching and commenting. Your comments are always thoughtful and good to read. Cheers!

I'm a dog ,i do what i can to work the less as possible,you know,small paws and stuff... Nice project coming so : )

I want to automate this process in the future videos and projects.

Pole shed will be probably next building I'm gonna build for the sawmill. Before that I have tons of things to do that take time including the rebuild of the workshop interior so I can work there all year round.

Thank you very much!

Definitely. Wouldn't give it up for anything.

You can always use wheel hubs with mechanical brakes on them which are actuated by the trailer tow bar when going down hill or when braking. Such tow bars are sold in car trailer manufacturing shops.

Thanks for watching from Romania. Cheers!

Around a ton I guess, on average. Foreman weighs 320 kg-s + tools and my weight, wouldn't want to overload the trailer or pull heavy loads on steep hills though, just to be safe. It brakes decently after I installed disc brakes on the front axles. It had useless drum brakes prior to that.

It pulled more voltage than the ATV alternator could supply to the system. I'm using it on the amphibious vehicle build instead since I'm installing a car alternator on it.

That should be interesting to see.

Yup, some of them. They've just left the pile, the nests were still in there.

Both the house and the garage. A big portion of the meals are made on live fire so that eats up some firewood too.

Sweet

That's the usual amount of firewood. The house is old and not very well insulated. Plus - the firewood is used also for cooking.

Donn DIY ok, why not try to isolate the exterior walls of the American with wooden strips or with an insulating coat? ☺☺

Projekte on tulemas. Kas just huvitavaid, see on vaataja silmades. Sama selle puudeveoga. ;)

nu mina kui maa poiss..seega jah minu jaoks pole see huvitav...terve elu selle jamaga tegelenud :P aga jah ootan endiselt huviga et sinu projekte jälgida....sa võiks muidu ka rohkem videosi teha..äge värk .........

For heating the household.

@@DonnDIY Ah, excuse me is that I live in Buenos Aires Argentina and here it is not very cold, about 4 or 5 degrees Celsius is the coldest thing ... and we are already dying ... ! 😂 I am from the countryside and I would like to live that way, but here it is not possible at least for now...greetings I admire your works.

500cc if I recall correctly. The Honda Rubicon. We have one in the family, not the biggest or baddest, but an absolute brute!

Yup, 500 cc 2002 Honda Foreman Rubicon. It's a real workhorse.

No snakes around here.

Hey, photo of what? 🙂

@@DonnDIY foto Trailer 3-1