Sure burns good .
Kinda hot in here , glad I have a fan .
Mighty Mouse Logging LLC
Kinda hot in here , glad I have a fan .
Mighty Mouse Logging LLC
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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JeffGu
Antagonist/Heckler
That's a fine trailer... some WD-40, a little Rustoleum in a rattle can and it'll be good as new...
For sure Jeff, I'll take the moose lol.That's a fine trailer... some WD-40, a little Rustoleum in a rattle can and it'll be good as new...
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Small scrounge from Friday.
I got this between appointments so I was limited on time. Picked this spot up a couple weeks ago and there was a lot of brush blocking access to the wood along the back of the pile. I figured I'd drop my tractor off one day and get everything opened up and accessible. Driving by I saw some new little sticks laying there (front of the trailer)and figured I have the trailer and a few minutes, scrounge on. So as I grabbed the smaller stuff something looked different, much to my surprise they had pushed the smallest brush away from the farthest back part of the pile
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Grabbed the 441 and made a few quick cuts and realized that I had forgotten about my appointment in the excitement so I loaded what I could and took off, I made it to my meeting with 2 min to spare. There is plenty more there as you can see and also some logs I'm not sure how to get yet as the only access I'm aware of is from the expressway . Most of the wood seems to be hard maple and ash, all pre seasoned.
Here's a couple pictures of what we woke up to yesterday morning .
My little load got all snowy. I haven't felt well for a while, but managed to split all the stuff except the rounds in the very front row as I'm trying hard as I can to take it easy.
I got this between appointments so I was limited on time. Picked this spot up a couple weeks ago and there was a lot of brush blocking access to the wood along the back of the pile. I figured I'd drop my tractor off one day and get everything opened up and accessible. Driving by I saw some new little sticks laying there (front of the trailer)and figured I have the trailer and a few minutes, scrounge on. So as I grabbed the smaller stuff something looked different, much to my surprise they had pushed the smallest brush away from the farthest back part of the pile
.Grabbed the 441 and made a few quick cuts and realized that I had forgotten about my appointment in the excitement so I loaded what I could and took off, I made it to my meeting with 2 min to spare
. There is plenty more there as you can see and also some logs I'm not sure how to get yet as the only access I'm aware of is from the expressway . Most of the wood seems to be hard maple and ash, all pre seasoned. Here's a couple pictures of what we woke up to yesterday morning . My little load got all snowy. I haven't felt well for a while, but managed to split all the stuff except the rounds in the very front row as I'm trying hard as I can to take it easy.
Agent Orange
Hacktastic®
Love it, and you absolutely got a great price. Might come in handy for tight spots hooked to an ATV?
Nice looking property and stacks.
Agent Orange
Hacktastic®
That's a nice score for a quick scrounge, are you going back for the rest when the snow clears ? You've got a nice trailer! That's not aluminum is it? Hope ya get to feelin better.Small scrounge from Friday.
I got this between appointments so I was limited on time. Picked this spot up a couple weeks ago and there was a lot of brush blocking access to the wood along the back of the pile. I figured I'd drop my tractor off one day and get everything opened up and accessible. Driving by I saw some new little sticks laying there (front of the trailer)and figured I have the trailer and a few minutes, scrounge on. So as I grabbed the smaller stuff something looked different, much to my surprise they had pushed the smallest brush away from the farthest back part of the pile
Grabbed the 441 and made a few quick cuts and realized that I had forgotten about my appointment in the excitement so I loaded what I could and took off, I made it to my meeting with 2 min to spare
View attachment 497338View attachment 497339 Here's a couple pictures of what we woke up to yesterday morning
Agent Orange
Hacktastic®
Yesterday's work.
Oak burl and a couple chunks.
Big pile
Lightly pushed dozer wood, this was an easy pick. Usually Dozer wood is dirty and tight. This one was super clean and the owner left us some wiggle room. Put a hurtin on the trailer and I think I just started to touch the power in my truck.
Got to run this old girl, one of the saws I learned to cut with years ago. Still strong as an ox.
And then after a break we hit the woods and dropped a nice Walnut that was 90° over the creek. The bank had eroded away so I cut it off and chunked it out. Should be going back after it and Bitternut Hickory that's destined to fall in the creek soon as well.
Oak burl and a couple chunks.
Big pile
Lightly pushed dozer wood, this was an easy pick. Usually Dozer wood is dirty and tight. This one was super clean and the owner left us some wiggle room. Put a hurtin on the trailer and I think I just started to touch the power in my truck.
Got to run this old girl, one of the saws I learned to cut with years ago. Still strong as an ox.
And then after a break we hit the woods and dropped a nice Walnut that was 90° over the creek. The bank had eroded away so I cut it off and chunked it out. Should be going back after it and Bitternut Hickory that's destined to fall in the creek soon as well.
Thanks. Around here we don't wait for the snow to clear. When it's only a couple inches thats time to work hardest especially if the ground is frozen
.Thanks, and yes it's aluminum.
Thanks, sick of being sick this crud seems to stick with everyone antibiotics or not.
I'm trying to not over do it, but it's hard not doing anything.
Agent Orange
Hacktastic®
I guess you'd probably work in the snow, thought about that after I posted.Thanks. Around here we don't wait for the snow to clear. When it's only a couple inches thats time to work hardest especially if the ground is frozen
Thanks, and yes it's aluminum.
Thanks, sick of being sick this crud seems to stick with everyone antibiotics or not.
I'm trying to not over do it, but it's hard not doing anything.
I'll bet that trailer feels non existent behind the vehicle. My boss has a aluminum mower trailer, went to put my weight into it the first time I moved it and nearly ate pavement because it was unbelievably light. Someday......
Oh, I don't know if I can see it - you have to use your imagination...That's a fine trailer... some WD-40, a little Rustoleum in a rattle can and it'll be good as new...
everyday a campfire LN! even in aug, so TX and 96F out... never not a reason for a campfire!!!
(tea)lol
Brutus, loves to sport a daily campfire. found this unit down the greenbelt. [free] replacement value approx. $1800.00 US. took me couple years to figger out how to simply move it to my place... once figgered... went and got it. as soon as it was on my property... 20 mins later it had a campfire in it. been burning ever since. one main reason i scrounge!
also a great baked potato baker, too. nice 'under hearth' oven. I just .png "Love :heart:")
Brutus!!! we B buds.... 
~ never not a reason for a campfire!!!
Small scrounge from Friday.
I got this between appointments so I was limited on time. Picked this spot up a couple weeks ago and there was a lot of brush blocking access to the wood along the back of the pile. I figured I'd drop my tractor off one day and get everything opened up and accessible. Driving by I saw some new little sticks laying there (front of the trailer)and figured I have the trailer and a few minutes, scrounge on. So as I grabbed the smaller stuff something looked different, much to my surprise they had pushed the smallest brush away from the farthest back part of the pile
Grabbed the 441 and made a few quick cuts and realized that I had forgotten about my appointment in the excitement so I loaded what I could and took off, I made it to my meeting with 2 min to spare
View attachment 497338View attachment 497339 Here's a couple pictures of what we woke up to yesterday morning
like the snow pix!
always like seeing untracked snow... powder or wet... I have many runs under my belt in the back bowls of Vail, CO... busting fresh tracks thru the deep, fresh... light as a feather... picture postcard perfect... powder snow there... Aspen Mountain, too.
Yesterday's work.
Oak burl and a couple chunks.
Big pile
Lightly pushed dozer wood, this was an easy pick. Usually Dozer wood is dirty and tight. This one was super clean and the owner left us some wiggle room. Put a hurtin on the trailer and I think I just started to touch the power in my truck.
Got to run this old girl, one of the saws I learned to cut with years ago. Still strong as an ox.
And then after a break we hit the woods and dropped a nice Walnut that was 90° over the creek. The bank had eroded away so I cut it off and chunked it out. Should be going back after it and Bitternut Hickory that's destined to fall in the creek soon as well.
good pix, foto essay... here is another 'thumbs up!'
this oak scrounge showed up in neighbor's place couple address numbers down from me... not sure their plans... but hope as usual it makes it to the street... for, imo... sure does have some sweet 'curb appeal' potential...
mainewoods
Addicted to ArboristSite
That just ain't right, all that green stuff growing every where.
mainewoods
Addicted to ArboristSite
Looks like fall up here, dead, brown and frozen.
