Getting Stuff Done! Splitting Wood and Making a Bagger System using spare parts!

Hey guys, how you doing? It's Henry at Mowers and Blowers. Another gorgeous day today and I can't help but come on out here and start messing with my log splitter. I absolutely love this thing. I don't know what I'm going to do with it after I'm done with all the wood because this is something that you use when you need it to chop wood, right? You're not always going to be chopping wood every day of your life. So I don't even know where I'm going to store this thing, but it is a fantastic piece of machinery uh if you guys have a fireplace and you like to burn wood to get free wood this is the best way to do it um so this thing costs about a thousand dollars uh depends on where you go the build hard website i believe is 9.99 home depot is like 12.99 and i think amazon is like 11.99 depends on where you shop for it uh this is the 22 ton they make stuff as big as like 35 tons it's huge and they make smaller ones like electric ones that are like eight horsepower or something 15 tons something like that but i absolutely love it uh i need to do this today all these logs and stack them into cords of course the bobster's out here i think he smells like um grubs and stuff that came out of the tree whatever it's protein i'm gonna put uh the cord that i chopped from that right there the wood that was here was chopped up and stacked here that's that's a lot of wood this is three rows deep it looks like it's gonna fall over but whatever i'll put like a tarp over it to keep it dry it's very satisfying to have cut that into those cords grubs i smell grubs yeah grubs yummy protein wood to cut was already sputtering on the last drop i think total i put in maybe two gallons total since i got it so really fuel efficient actually i probably used this thing for about five six hours total continuously running on throttle uh this blade is like super sharp now because when it was new it was covered with paint you know but now run my fingers through it it's super sharp this thing performed awesome absolutely love it i mean i'm dead but check out all the wood i cut massive amounts of wood this is enough wood for like three seasons man four seasons even i gotta stack all this wood in there and in there like that did you have fun boby no boring i'm dead just got like barely walk barely stand up straight i hid the log splitter in that shed took some bullshit stuff out put somewhere else you know i thought i had more wood than i do it's not even that high and it's double rowed here, double row over there. It's not even that high. I think I need to find some more wood. I'll keep my eye out on the street. If I see firewood, I'll pick it up. But for now, this will be good for the next couple of years. And now that I've chopped all this stuff up, it'll dry quicker so that maybe when I really need it, it'll burn. Now on to the next thing. Good morning. It's the next day. It's time to work on this thing again. This is Frank, the UPS guy's old tractor. I still haven't sold it, and I don't really know why. The price must be too much. Anyway, today I'm going to try to make a bagger system for this one. I only had two pieces for this. This is the mower chute for this deck. This is the tube that connects to this one that goes into the bagger. What I didn't have was the bins and the top cover frame, but recently a guy that I got two tractors from was throwing out his old stuff, and in it was this. This is what I needed. This was the missing piece that I didn't have. It also came with the top cover. However, the reason why the top cover fell off was because this thing is broken, and this part is missing. But I have the exact cover from another pick, and while this is kind of damaged, this one's intact. so this one's gonna work so i'll just put this cover onto this frame and the mounting bracket onto the tractor he only had one bin but i recently went to my mom's house and i found one extra bin this is an old murray one it also fits that bracket this is a hard bin though the other one is a soft bin but it'll work it just won't match and also this is cracked on the bottom nothing some black gorilla tape won't fix it is after all only leaves so it looks like i have almost everything i need to make a bagger system for frank the ups guy's tractor one hard bin one soft bin two blower tube chutes this top cover for this bracket i do however need to find one long stud that goes all the way through to hold the top cover onto the bracket. I also need to find four bolts to mount the bracket. What is he barking at? Whenever I'm in the backyard and I'm trying to work on something over here so I don't have to bring it to the garage to fix, I always have to walk back to the garage to get the tools. This is my new field tool chest from my friends over at Work Pro I just got in the mail I'm gonna open it up right now see what's inside plastic construction with a rubber coated handle lift cool all different size wrenches 9/16, 1/2, 7/16, 3/8, 5/16 and then you got your metric 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17 millimeter wrenches also Torx bits hex your standard size Phillips square bits for deck fasteners in this box Allen key tools super tiny wrenches metric Allen keys I didn't know there was a difference 20 piece SAE 20 piece metric cool better fit it has three other drawers of tools so you open this and this slides out and this slides out wow look at all these sockets metric SAE and deep sockets too and the final drawer got your half inch ratchet half inch sockets torque sockets hex sockets and assorted drill bits every kind of spark plug socket Work Pro build a better project 450 piece deluxe mobile toolbox. Perfect to store in my backyard when I need tools. I actually needed to bend this up to get this screwdriver so I can take this plastic film off. Let's take our 3/8 ratchet and a 9/16 socket and go remove four bolts that I need to secure the bracket onto the tractor. I have another old hauler back there that might have the bolts that I need. That's right. Out of all the tractors I have I know I have the bolts and they're right there so there you go some nuts and bolts use the Work Pro tools to put it together, got both baggers in here, hard bin on the left, soft bin on the right fit perfectly, this doesn't have the rubber coping fell out but it's good enough, tubes fit on there perfectly, now we have a bagger system for this tractor, made up from parts thanks to Work Pro for the 450 piece toolkit, it comes with everything you need although i wish you could have put some pliers in there, pliers are very useful, i may do with wrenches but sometimes pliers really help out that might be something you want to integrate into your kit as you saw i also taped up that seat so just getting ---- done, i'm exhausted from those two projects, if you guys want this 450 piece Work Pro tool chest, i'll leave a link in the description, hope you guys enjoyed the get ---- done video, remember to like, share and subscribe, that will continue to bring you getting ---- done videos, have a great day, we'll see you guys next time on mowers and blowers, i'll just put this tool chest in this shed so i'll always have tools when i need it, see you guys next time, mowers and blowers, i'm on mowers and blowers, mowers and blowers