Loved Guy's comment to your "it'll burn"... "oh yeah, so will the kitchen table!!!

When the scene changed tot he shed near the boiler and the wood was being unloaded, I thought that you looked a lot younger in the woods. Then I realized there were two different men. Looks like a nice day in the woods. The good thing about trees near the driveway is that you don't have to go far to get them.

Very efficient set up . What a nice way to spend an afternoon.

Hey GP and GUY, good to see you both at it again. You have your rig set up really good and works out great when you have a blow down that was a dead standing, gets it done while you’re at the site and just unload when you get it home. Nice impressive setup. Thanks for sharing with us. Have fun up there. Thanks for sharing with us.

I have 2 miles of trails on 80 acres of timber in northern Mn. So I am continually playing catch up to storm damage. But I haven't cut a green tree in years. I salvage the hardwoods and a little Aspen. Good problems to have! Thanks for the video!

Quick work by a good friend for a good friend.... Another nice video showing life in the North Woods.... Good one GP. Punky or not, there's a little heat in there. Have a nice weekend sir. See ya on the next one !!

Thanks for sharing your outdoor activities as well as your knowledge. Really enjoy your videos.

👍... and good to see you Guy!☺

That is a great splitter. I love the dual action.

Look at you getting all fancy with that splitter 😎 cheers 🍻

G P and Guy fun watching others working the old gang is back together God Bless All PaK

Nice 2 way with wood lift tray. Easy Peasy

Good stuff. Thank you.

I like that setup you got there GP.....all 3 pieces are great for those kinda jobs and in spring to take to the bush.......take care my friend and have a great weekend........ :)

Well if you have to be one thing, that's efficient, and that my friend was a video on efficiency. Keep up the great work!

I like the fact that I saw your bar flipped. I watch another channel and he uses his chainsaw all the time and yet I have never seen that bar flipped. Every time I take a file to my chain I flip my bar.

We use the same set up with our compact tractor. Using a carryall with a hitch to pull the splitter works really slick. We added a flip-up wheel jack to our splitter so we can detach and adjust the level while we are splitting and then load the carryall and loader with the splits for travel back to the wood rack. I think that a carryall is about the slickest thing I've seen for a compact tractor for carrying all your stuff - we use ours all the time. Good video.

Great video Gord , You sure are a great neigbour . For a minute there I thought your ROPS might hit the roof of the building . I see Guy has a good size fuel tank for his diesel . No need to be hauling heavy fuel cans around .

Good day Gp like you said it going to burn and it’s free. One good thing is no fly’s when the trees fall down in snow storm 🤗

Nothing says peaceful forest quite like funky disco music. 🤔😳

Good video. I have to cut and split some wood soon too

Nice work GP! I would hate to come up to downed trees at night. I love the table on that splitter! That is such a great feature to have! Have a good weekend and say Hey to Guy for me. Enjoy the coffee! lol

That's a cool splitter. Never seen one that goes both ways

Man you sure got to sawing fast. I've had a few bosses that have tried their best to get me to work like that but that was in their dreams. 😆🤣

Good work GP, that looked like a freezing cold day. I see you tried my suggestion to put the block together after the first split to get the 4 pieces on the second split.

I have a similar splitter. I see they have made some changes or options to the newer models. It would be nice to have the log lift and the taller blade. Nice video!!

Handling wood in the cold, covered with snow is very slippery on painted metal. I've seen suggestions in other comments that make sense. Rubber mat would do the job I think. Anyways, it worked well! So having trees falling on your driveway requires you to carry a chainsaw or a good flashlight! Thanks!

You need some of that 60 grit anti slip safety tape on your log lift table to keep the logs from wanting to vibrate off!

The snow sure makes those logs slippery so you always need to keep your self focused. I think I have to make a box for the back of my kubota

You did that lickity “split”!

Nice lawn tractor

Neat little trick you learned there with splitting. May I suggest putting some heavy rubber mats on the log lift and lining along side the ram with the same for traction so the logs don't move around so much? Heavy duty glue should be able to secure it. GP, general purpose. 🤔🤔🤔

Extraordinari good video you friend ai like

Over the river and through the wood to grandmothers house we go, the kubota knows the way to carry the splitter through the white and fluffy snow!...Was I the only one singing this in my head during the first few minutes of this video? GP, it looks like the carry all works great for your setup to load and unload. One additional feature I added to my carry all is a hydraulic top link. It allows me to just dump off the wood if I’m in a hurry to get another load. Not sure how it will work on your carry all being it has a longer bottom than mine. I installed one on my dads tractor that is equipped with a 3 point quick hitch and it is nice to have the ability to adjust the angle of the three point attachment like pallet forks, bale spear, landscape rake, snowblower, etc.

Nice going, I still like that splitter. By the way. Your chaps are way to clean.

Good times in the forest today! It looks a little cold though, but as they say, firewood warms you twice, eh? It looked like you were using the bar on your chain saw to get a rough idea where you wanted to cut. That is a great idea, I have never thought of that before! Good to see Guy is still kicking. You are a good neighbor! Cheers!

Filled my b2301 with wood like that on my carryall. The front end got very light and the tires lost steering ability once in a while with a full 1/3 cord loaded.

Nice Way to do it not a lot of bending over which I hate bending over that is

Good job on stacking the splits on the splitter, to save time. That may have reduced your split time on that wood 20-30%. The tractor with the snow blower, carry all, and wood splitter sure is long. I have a strobe light like yours, that I use on the ROPS of the BX some. Do you have an email I can contact you at? I have an idea I want to run by you.

GP, do you know if the Split-Fire have an available 4 - way splitter head you can replace the current head with? I see you split once, then stack the 2 pieces back to split again. a 4 way would just take one shot per log. Ive seen it on other splitters, and wondered if its an option for the Split fire. Great Video by the way!

Hi GP, Awesome video as always. Your camerawork is first class! I also really like your choice of music for the beginning of the video! I think you need a cab so you can stay warm and play the play those catchy tunes while your snow plowing!! LOL!!! Have you considered getting a small battery powered chainsaw? While I have a bunch of Stihl saws, which are awesome, I recently bought a DeWalt 18V chainsaw. I already have the batteries from other DeWalt tools, so the choice was easy. But it's a great saw for a quick few minutes work. It could be kept inside your truck for late night driveway roadblocks. Its best feature being ready to go at a moments notice.

Did you like the splitfire while you have it?

Have you ever done a video doing a tour of the area on a snowmobile? Have a good one ☝️

I enjoy watching your videos, especially you with your dialogue. I’m waiting for my splitter to be built and noticed when you are towing your, you leave the log lifter in an up/horizontal position. Just curious if there were any instructions as to doing this? Did you determine to do it on your own? I appreciate your response to help me learn. Thanks

Zombie Funk lol. GP well done as always sure do enjoy the videos of the snow covered property not much of that here in Alabama. I really like that knife with the extension, so how long is it? The one I have is 9”. I may have to check with Marco at Split-Fire and see if he can help me out. Take care brother.

Great lumber action video GP !!! Yes in deed once dry any types of wood burn !!! That loud ( BAG ) at 13:20 what was the cause ? Cheers and you too stay warm and safe !!!

Today has been catch up day for me. I’ve been behind on watching your videos but I’m all caught up now. What do you film with? I only have my phone and a go pro right now. Your video and sound quality always seems so much better then what I can achieve.

Is there a video of your carry all build? I’d like to see how you mounted the hitch, great idea, thanks, Dave.

How's she goin'? There always seems to be 'free' wood around after a blow. It's just normal that trees die and blow down. Why not take that wood and use it to keep warm. Makes sense to me!!! Take care and have a great week!!!

Do you warm your chainsaw up before working it hard ?

GP, guessin, you carry a chainsaw in the back of your pickup now! Had the same scenario on my drive to the cabin with a blow down. Really sucks to park and walk in. Also wondering if you got any pull offs/ turn around spots on that long drive, that saves from backing up the whole way?

Where did you get the 3 point frame for your box? Thanks Mike

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I'm going to guess and say the Split fire is your favourite splitter. Saying this before I watch the clip. I'm at the point now where I "like" the vid before i even watch it.

Nice carry all. How did you make it

Gp do you heat your house with wood ?

GP, do you wish you had a cab on that tractor?

Cold start ?

I'm sorry but you have turned into a info-commercial channel. What a turn off...............