IBC firewood tote - loose thrown vs. stacked
Walker Mower in action. Old Guy Firewood is getting busy!
Another Eastonmade Axis shows up in town!
Eastonmade AXIS splitting bundle wood
Old wood can be good wood! Even after laying around for 2 years!
Fisher Momma Bear
Loading loose well seasoned wood with the Tomahawk material bucket
Another $150 quarter cord load being delivered!
Stock piling some crusher run. Winter mud will be coming!
Sitting in the stand. My friend Jose’ wants some venison!
Eastonmade box wedge food!
FIRE IN THE WOODYARD!
Bundles are moving!
One cord delivered!
Eastonmade processor- Paul Bunyan show
Increased Kubota lift capacity. Hydrosplus cylinders!
Eastonmade box wedge - fast easy production!
Free Firewood Logs!
Sharpening and truing up a chain with the Tecomec grinder
IBC tote man lift!
LX50 Super -first cuts!
Cicadas have come to the Woodyard!
Eastonmade Conveyor $$
Sawmill itch - Woodmizer
Scrap pile has to go!
Grizzly bars at work
30” Red Oak - Eastonmade Box Wedge
Fisher Mama Bear heating the shop…
Fellowship at the Furnace. Setup begins!
Dumping an IBC tote with full front cut out
Old Guy Firewood Moving IBC totes
Bubblegum Queen… blowing a bubble inside a bubble!!
Husqvarna 572xp in hard dry 26” ash log
Eastonmade 22-28 attached conveyor grizzly bar build. Part one
Stihl 800 and Echo 9010 moving leaves
Full Cord Dump!
22-28 chomping on dry hickory rounds mmmm…
The leaves are finally all down. Time to pick up and remove.
Eastonmade 22-28 pizza box wedge
Eastonmade 22-28 under the Friday night lights…
Who likes big wood?!?!
Tree service wood coming to the Woodyard!!
2023 Paul Bunyan Show. Woodmizer LT70 Wide.
Mower stripes - little break from firewood!
White oak from the tree service!!!
White oak coming my way!
Husqvarna 550 xp mk2 before muffler mod
Husky 572 Rips!
I'm 75 years old and have enjoyed outdoors activities all my life. I grew up in rural upstate NY and always enjoyed being outside. I moved with my job in 1980 to North Carolina. I sat behind a desk every day, but I always had some type of outdoor side hustle. Landscape maintenance and firewood became my stress reliever from the pressure of my "real" corporate job. When I retired in 2003 I continued my outdoor hobby business and still love doing it 20 years later.
My channel will follow some of my daily activities... firewood, tractors, chainsaws, cutting and splitting, selling and delivering wood, plowing snow, landscape projects, etc. Of course any tips, shortcuts, successes that I can pass on will hopefully be beneficial to all ages of folks that enjoy and have a passion for the same things I do.
I have found the firewood community to be "my kind of people"... honest, hard working, compassionate and patriotic.
oldguyfirewood@gmail.com