Splitting some wood with my Grandson...

[cat-face timber]

Here is me and my splitting wood partner, guess who is who :msp_biggrin::msp_biggrin:

 

[Stihlofadeal64]

Putting the youth to work!



Rep for ya! (and the grandson! :msp_wink

 

[Dogsout]

Nice the young man wants to spend some time with Old Pops!! Seems like with kids in my area this is the exception instead of the norm.

 

[pennsywoodburnr]

I see you had the difficult job of being the one to throw the lever!! :biggrinbounce2:

 

[Blazin]

Nice! Keep that boy runnin!

 

[zogger]

Nice to see! Good pile of splits, too!

 

[RiverRocket]

Good to see a boy that age wanting to spend time working with pap:msp_smile: The little things you do with him now will create memories for him that will last a lifetime

My Grandson is only 3`1/2 but he tries to help pap split wood:msp_smile: He follows me everywhere with his toy chainsaw and when we're done for the day he has to put his chainsaw on the shelf with mine

 

[flashhole]

Catface - man you are skinny and trim!!!! Your grandson looks kinda old and fat. Hey, someone had to say it.

Very nice, I have 5 granddaughters and they live 1200 miles away so no help for me. I'm envious of your good fortune. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Ironworker]

That's awesome, good to see kids learning how to work. I do not normally do this and I would like to add that my son has been on a splitter since he was 6, he hand splits and drives a tractor and I let him work with tools, knives and what have you, I think safety glasses are important, like I said I don't normally do this and generally mind my business, but only an observation and am not trying to hijack a thread or anything like that and hopefully this is the last comment regarding this.
PS Have that boy stacking rounds, it will make him strong as an ox.

 

[TreePointer]

Good on you, cat-face timber!

Your grandson knows how to get something done without thumbing away on a smartphone. That should put him ahead of many of his peers.

 

[cat-face timber]

Thanks Gents,

I grew up splitting wood by hand, man this splitter sure is a lot faster

Yes, safety glasses should have been worn!

I need to make sure he is safe.

Thanks for the comments

 

[ShaneLogs]

Looks hot down there! Good job!

 

[Dirtboy]

Glad to see a young-in that is not afraid of work. When he's your age this will be one of his best memories.

 

[WOODSMAN416]

Good job on the wood!....and the grandson!:smile2: