WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
So from the looks of it you have mastered putting logs back together.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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And the woodSo from the looks of it you have mastered putting logs back together.
keeps on coming ,
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
I suppose next you will turn them back into living trees.And the wood
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
U Da Man!
Splitting apple, cherry, and box elder chunks today.
To the woodstacks.
To the firepit.
And lots of yard cleanup (not pictured.) Breaking to grill brats for dinner, then maybe a bit more if there is light.
To the woodstacks.
To the firepit.
And lots of yard cleanup (not pictured.) Breaking to grill brats for dinner, then maybe a bit more if there is light.
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
12 pages to go for 5000. Bet ur all glad I can count that high. 
WoodAbuser
aka WoodchuckAbuser
Snuck up in the woods this morning and dropped a nice little dead ash. Fun wedging it over against the lean. Not something I've done much.
Got most of it in one trailer load and passed inspection.
After lots of other "things to do"
With Allison's help, all hand split and in the racks.
Got most of it in one trailer load and passed inspection.
After lots of other "things to do"
With Allison's help, all hand split and in the racks.
More splitting.
And can't forget about the reward.
And can't forget about the reward.
JustPlainJeff
ArboristSite Operative
Used the tractor to move one of the sleds from the barn up to the shop so that I could work on it on a concrete floor with better lighting. Broke the starter rope at the tail end of last Winter. So, I had to pull the recoil to put a new starter rope on it. Man, what a PITA. One of those days where you need a 10 year old boy so that he could remove it for you because he'd have those little hands to fit in there!
Olive Oil works great and is likely healthier for ya! We use it all the time up at the cabin.
At least you didn't have to put the sled on a dolly to move it lol.
Are those special forks.
Looks like a fun ride, at least til the recoil rope breaks
.JustPlainJeff
ArboristSite Operative
They're cheapo Amazon 84" fork extensions. I'm sure they're Chineseium for the 125.00 or so that I spent on them, but they're good enough for the stuff that I do. They're strong enough to support a full 330 gallon IBC of stacked hardwood way out on the tips, so that I can push them all the way back into my woodshed.At least you didn't have to put the sled on a dolly to move it lol.
Are those special forks.
Looks like a fun ride, at least til the recoil rope breaks
The sled is a fast old sled. I just got it about two years ago, because I'd always wanted that sled when I was younger, but either didn't have the money to spend on it, or wasn't willing to spend the money at the time. I just ride it once in a while now. My regular sled has electric start, which is way easier on these old torn rotator cuffs LOL.
Chupacabra….
some do Befores n Afters...So from the looks of it you have mastered putting logs back together.
others do Afters n Befores.
just how it is...
And the wood
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I suppose next you will turn them back into living trees.
endless pine needles for some, endless firewood making for others...
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all the swell pix, and admire all those making firewood to stay warm this winter. but, i do not envy anybody! 
'good job, H-R!' never seen anyone get so much moved with a single wheel wb as you do!
