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33k GVWR truck. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The one you are using should be the most heavy duty. The 7 pin blade style is the most common. Make sure you put a good dose of dielectric grease on the pins and it should be fine. Also the way you store the plugs can make a difference.

Brakes might be a big difference. Hydraulic vs. air.

Looks like that truck would need new rubber all around.

Ive used that saw while timber framing before. Not sure how happy it will be doing rips. Make sure your blade is nice and sharp. Sweet find and price though

Ha. 4wd is like night and day difference really.

Makes sense.

First thing that came to mind for me was track loader as well. 3 ton piece of driftwood. Yikes. Can you cut it up into smaller pieces? I would want forks and a grapple.

I’d go for a track loader. How are you going to load a truck with the mini skid or Compact tractor?

That’s why I bought a 6.2 gas.

You mean life line.

Why bother with a line. Free Solo baby!

Sounds good. Load it up good so they don’t tumble. Or maybe they should tumble.

Anything other than hitting it with a hammer, ax, sledge, maul, pipe etc is a waste of time and energy. Get someone else to smack it if you can’t

You can’t get them together with some super glue? Just replace the pull and the line if you can’t get them together.

Do what you can, but plant new trees. I doubt those will last in the long run with such drastic grade change. And not sure what foundations consist of over there, but be careful with that build up fill if it isn’t compacted properly. My guess is houses are on stilts and not foundations or slabs...

I’m taking a guess that this is walnut, but I don’t really know. Picked it up for free at town dump.

Sounds like you need to rotate your wet uncovered wood into your dry storage area more often. You’re going to lose Btu’s burning it wet, even if it’s seasoned.

Yeah. I mark my bar with sharpie. I use 14” pieces so I buck my logs into 56” lengths.

Don’t. Plan ahead, and buy your wood for the following year. No such thing as too dry imo