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  1. 03-08-2009, 06:03 PM #1
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    Firewood rescue...pictures...

    We got 3 inches of rain in the last 24 hours and they are calling for more...We cut this Elm about 3 weeks ago and had planned to split it before we moved it to the wood pile...The rate the river was coming up I didn't want to lose it so we moved it this afternoon...





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  2. 03-08-2009, 06:35 PM #2
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    Good looking stacks and a great looking Jeep....

    I occasionally hook up my 5x10 flatbed to my 98 TJ and hall a load or two. Prefer to use the old Kubota B6100D, but when the trailer is over loaded and on a downhill slope, the jeep is the ticket...
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  3. 03-08-2009, 07:01 PM #3
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    no shortage of wood there. Nice!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by deer slayer View Post
    no shortage of wood there. Nice!!
    Everything covered is 1-2 years old, split and stacked...You can never had to much wood...
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  5. 03-08-2009, 07:16 PM #5
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    Nice job. Every time the river comes up here I think of Johnny Cash's How Highs The Water Mama.
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    Here are some pictures from Jan. of last year...The elm was on the other end of the property...It is about 12' higher on the end where the wood is stacked...





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  7. 03-09-2009, 02:14 PM #7
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    Man, those stacks sure look nice.

    Thanks for posting those pics!
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    Quote Originally Posted by outdoorlivin247 View Post
    Here are some pictures from Jan. of last year...The elm was on the other end of the property...It is about 12' higher on the end where the wood is stacked...



    I can imagine the nightmares you might've had envisioning all that wood up and floating down the river
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    nice wood lot. i wish i could pull a trailer with my jeep, i'd hafta modify the tongue so it sat rite. 5" suspension 3" body lift and runnin 39.5" boggers.
    how much wood do you have there? do you sell it?
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    Quote Originally Posted by JONSEREDFAN6069 View Post
    nice wood lot. i wish i could pull a trailer with my jeep, i'd hafta modify the tongue so it sat rite. 5" suspension 3" body lift and runnin 39.5" boggers.
    how much wood do you have there? do you sell it?
    I figure on average we have about 20-25 cords split and stacked...We try to maintain 2 yrs out...

    My dad sells a couple of truck loads a year to his boss and a couple of his friends...Gives him a little extra beer money...
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    Quote Originally Posted by JONSEREDFAN6069 View Post
    nice wood lot. i wish i could pull a trailer with my jeep, i'd hafta modify the tongue so it sat rite. 5" suspension 3" body lift and runnin 39.5" boggers.
    how much wood do you have there? do you sell it?

    my jeep has 36" big horns, 8" lift and 2" bl
    i pull a trailer just fine....
    but my trailer is a army surplus one.
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    Nice WOOD!!
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    Nice supply of wood
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    Quote Originally Posted by outdoorlivin247 View Post
    ...You can never had to much wood...
    ...isnt that the truth
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  15. 03-10-2009, 07:33 AM #15
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