The Wait is OVER

This jack kid is missing a few lol.

You’ve never seen an old growth “live oak”?... they can be 6’, 8’,10’ in diameter. Tulip trees, no we don’t have gianormous redwoods... lol

Wasps eat insects like flies, mosquitos, & sadly bees also.

Love the random conversation!

Wasps are important as they pollinate many plants and have their place in the food chain of their ecosystem.

That lucas mill is sweet Cody very nice setup @WranglerStar

Beautiful setting for a hands on project.

Jack defenitly getting good with that yanmar great work jack @WranglerStar

Wasps kill other bugs and keeps them under control.

You should remind people every video that you’re on bitchute help alt tech!

Awesome to see this guy help you out when I remember him being a little piker running around in the mud............man I feel old.

I love your channel but wish your video titles were descriptive of the content. I don’t like having to watch the video to see what it’s about.

Cody and Jack- wasps are pollinators. Best wishes from the UK!

Why circular saw? Bandsaw is much better!

If I didn't like your videos I'd take offense at your least coast dig. Ha ha. We have saws like that here but we I don't use this type of saw. Kept videos coming.

good question ,what do wasps do . bees fertilise fruit trees and make honey . flies only live a few days .

An east coast guy would know what wasp are good for. Believe it or not, wasps do more good than harm. They play a vital role in protecting gardens and farm crops by controlling pest populations. They capture and consume insects such as flies, caterpillars and beetle larvae.

I've got three pine trees (at least) in the front of my yard that are about the width of those logs you're working with if not wider. ... And I live in Fredericton NB Canada, which is decidedly east coast :). I invite you and Jack out to come and try and cut them down with a skillsaw any time you'd like ;P.

man I love how you said "Kingdom" and not the incorrect term heaven! Just awesome!

Hey Mr W, big fan and have been watching for a while. in some of your older vids with the lucas mill you wore saw chaps and was wondering do they actually protect you from the saw mill or not?

Honey Bees are not native to the US. Wasps were some of the largest pollinators before honey bees were introduced.

Sweep the snow off

@Wranglerstar are you thinking of getting a 2nd fire fighting pump to allow you to pull from the river and keep it running there for you have a charged line to the house etc. And yes us Aussies are great and build amazing stuff hence partly why Trump has named USS Canberra a LCS Naval ship built by Austal and Australian company!

Trout will freeze in a pond then thaw out in spring and still be fine. In rivers their metabolism slows down and they dont need to feed nearly as often. Trout stay to a certain region even in winter.

LOL! 🤪🤪 “I mean, the same could be said for an east coast guy!” It’s funny cuz it’s true!

That’s all the steel they could find to make that little blade because the east coast produces all the steel

Nice to have a sidekick.

Is there a way you can look and see where your youtube subscribers are from? I bet if all us east coast guys left you, you'd change your mind about us pretty quick😉

So cool!!!

Apparently Mr wranglerstar knows not of Jacko Willink ,BTF Tony or the puritans.

Wasps are pollinators also.

Wasps and stuff like that are thrown into the just to keep you on your toes.

Wished I could add a picture. I would show you a picture of my buddies mill, where we were milling a piece of Osage Orange. You talk about East Coast and West Coast trees, try a good Midwest tree, the Osage Orange. In this case, milled by a transplanted New Englander and a transplanted Idahoan. LOL. Unfortunately milling Osage Orange is a loosing proposition because it just eats up saw blades. Maybe your circular head rig would do better.

Are you guys kidding? I’m in Maine which is as far east as you can go, and I have 3’ and 4’ diameter pine trees all around me. I also have 24” oaks everywhere. What are yo talking about, we don’t need large bladed mills? We use band-saw mills because our trees are too big for anything with a circular saw blade. I’ve never seen an 8’ diameter circular saw to cut the large pines around here, I don’t think your 30” blade is going to get to far around here.

Do you have fluid filled tires on your tractor? I just did it helps a lot with traction especially when I don’t have an employment on the rear three point, but It did add about 1000 pounds to the tractor which is harder to trailer.

Nice to see u guys work like that together , Jack is gonna be a smart and tuf dude ! Good on ya guys ! greetings from Holland

East coast guys... It is to laugh! You know what we say here in Pennsylvania (Penns Woods)? If you ain't Dutch, you ain't much! PA Dutch that is! Stay safe and God Bless!

what if the river rises?

Whats that hanging off the front axle on the truck? Looks out of place. Not sure Jack fully appreciates yet what you are doing for him with all this training and broadening of his skills, but if not now one day he look back and be grateful beyond measure I am positive of.

Jask is really getting to be a pro with the Yanmar and manipulating the logs. You should be proud.

Lol. 😂😂😂. Now you son is getting in on the east coaster jokes. Greetings from a miss-placed wyomingite living in the mountains of southern Virginia. (East coaster 🤮)

Wasps keep your garden free of pests, and East Coasters keep your bugs distracted from you.

how deep will pad for mill be

I think the same about west coast guys as well.

I am one of those East Coast guys and I love every joke you've ever made. Once again another video with no cursing no dirty jokes no arguing no drama just clean entertainment. I'm happy to see you prospering I hope God allows you to prosper even more God bless you brother be safe. And yes the kingdom is going to be wonderful the curse will be lifted and Christ will be king nothing could be better.

G'day Cody, looking forward to seeing you open up those firs. After three years we all need reminders it's always good to keep your thumb on the ratchet brake when winding up to prevent unnecessary gear wear 👍🇦🇺.

Just a man and his son working together, I'm going to miss my dad when he passes, we work well together just like you two.

I would think a dry lube would reduce the gumming when the sawdust flies

Yea when you mention it's been three yrs, no two yrs. All I can say is time flies. It's so true. I remember being told the older you get,the faster time goes. And if I would have known I was gonna live this long I would have taken better care of myself. Both are so true. Another good video. Peace to you and your family and to all.

Jack's voice is going 📉 I remember those days, wanting to be your own man but not knowing exactly how to do that yet.😎

is that a tie rod that's falling off the old ford on the passenger side? anyone else see that thing hanging lose under the front of the truck?

That arched over tree between the tent and mill is begging for a tire swing

They pollenate flowers

Oooo east coast guy jokes in there :-) I was just about to say west coast guys could use some help figuring out left from right with that mild weather affecting their thinking:-) All kidding aside... actually, nice work getting out in the winter and getting some good hard work done! Can't wait to see the sawmill working. ok, have to go fix my snowblower and get the woodstove going for bitter cold coming. Good Luck!

An East Coast guy would have backed up that trailer using only his mirrors......just sayin' :)😁

Young Jack is a pro with the Frost Bite!

Cody, to get more power out of the hydraulics on your tractor, raise the engine rpm up higher to some where around 1500 to 1800 rpm!

Miss Pants seems to really like the new place... spring in her step

I've really enjoyed you having Jack with you learning. Please keep up the good work and thank you for sharing.

I see saw dust covered snow in your future 😁. Good luck and happy milling.

The Lord in his wisdom gave is the fly, and then forgot to tell us why. (Ogden Nash)

Well done. Enjoyed it.

Do 'East coast guys' go to the same Kingdom as west coast guys?

Any concerns that the power head will cause a long term gasoline smell in you leave it in the tent? Opening the cargo container and Jack mentioning the smell felt like cleaver edit foreshadowing.

Seems as tho a gas shock sometimes has nitrogen and it uses valving to control the pressures

Great, wholesome content. Thank you for all you do and share. Blessings on the projects and for you and your family.

This channel has gotten sad man i miss when he was useing drills vs each other

How long was that camera recording in the shipping container? Just to get the shot of you opening the door. What size memory card is in it and what size battery?😉

im from vermont and i have seen a blade that big but only once

as a west coast man, aren’t you supposed to be used to cold water??

Maybe the audio is strange, but it sounds like the tractor is running about only 1,000 to 1,200 rpm ??

Platform ! Called it, just sayin😎

Some of us are Southern East Coast guys not like northern guys

Oh I know this one... Wasps kill smaller bugs as well as scavenging. Until the end of the season they do a great job.

Wasps pollinate and keep other insect populations in check. At least they do here on the east coast.

Surfing that log is such a dad move. I love it.

You and Jack would be surprised if you tried cutting the kind of oak we have on the east coast. Your trailer and Yanmar wouldn't be able to handle the weight of real hardwood. Keep up the great videos.

The strut is either a pressurized gas or oil mix, using a plunger with a wafer on it, when it moves up and down the gas or oil has to go through the wafer and that creates the resistance you feel. Kinda like those kid toys that are the tube with a piece in side that makes funny noises when you turn it upside down.

Love your hat! Simon is my neighbor! Let me know when you want some Airpros for your Snowbikes!

Built a small bandmill, got educated on weight of logs in a hurry!

Jack is a great kid but I think he should do his last two or three years in a school, public or private. He has obviously missed 9th grade Biology plus the opportunity to take Environmental Science. A couple of years spent with kids that share similar interests, both male and female, will not lead him toward a life of crime. Both of my kids have masters degrees and 1 thru 12 were educated in public schools.

Hey I know you don't answer a lot of comments but just want to know where you got that sawmill I need one at my cabin it has very limited access

Not a bad starter saw there for the home hobby guy. If you ever make to the east coast, I'll let you have a look at my LX450.

I'm a QC Chemist for a grease manufacturer who makes off-road grease for AMSOIL...We also make grease for She'll, Lucas Oil, Castrol, Chevron to name a few. Fun work and I've got a small collection of terrific greases in my garage

Wasps eat a lot of other pests.

Awesome, enjoying this series. God Bless

Wasps are just a scourge on humanity. They are useless till you have a drink 🥃 in your hand.🤣😅🤣😅😜😜👍💖🙏🇬🇧

You have Jack so afraid of making a mistake, he can't even enjoy working with you.

Moto Guzzi engine?

Good to see the saw mill back in action.

I’m the same age as jack and my dad is over seas right now but man all fathers act the same with there little tidbits of knowledge

It's staying a bit warmer up here in Pierce County.

This could have been an “Official Video”!

Educational entertainment. Thank you Mr W. and Jack.

I'm from the East. I was born in Springfield Mass, lived in Boston and NewJersey and every time you talk about east coast guys I just crack up. I look forward to you insulting me in person some day Cody. Now your son is duplicating your dry sense of humor. Keep up the good work

Cool sawmill. Seems light weight and maneuverable.

Sorry Cody, the argument isn't the same for Wasps and East Coast Guys. Wasps are predators, so they're part of the food chain...

Yea Kohler engines. I actually live in Kohler. Thank you for supporting

I've been a long time viewer. I don't remember this sawmill. Looking forward to seeing it in action.

Wasps control caterpillar and spider populations.