Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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No its an old 20 ton country general splitter that we got back in the 90's. Great little splitter almost not enough for what we're doing anymore.
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Erik B
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I have had my speeco for 20 years now and had to replace the motor once. Splits everything I throw at it.
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A couple in their 80’s at our church needed wood for this winter and had a huge tree come down that needed cut so I cut and split for them. All the wood came from one tree.This thing has been amazing for us as well! We did put a new engine on it 3 years ago. The only thing we would change is to have a 4 way wedge otherwise it has more than served it's purpose.
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That’s a big ass tree!!!
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Shame I didn’t have the 9010 yet, would have saved some time.
OOOh, lots of poison ivy. 
thewoodlands
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This area I've been working will be for snow storage in the winter and trailers once the white stuff is gone.
Picture 9564 is where we took 10 trees out of, the majority of them were tall thin pines and some dead cherry, in picture 9565 is another area between the cherry and the pine we'll put more snow but first I'll clean it up, 9568 is a small maple that was bent over from another tree falling on it so I cut it down and the deer are feeding off it and the rest of the pictures are from splitting of the pine and the 4540 bringing them to Pineville.
Picture 9564 is where we took 10 trees out of, the majority of them were tall thin pines and some dead cherry, in picture 9565 is another area between the cherry and the pine we'll put more snow but first I'll clean it up, 9568 is a small maple that was bent over from another tree falling on it so I cut it down and the deer are feeding off it and the rest of the pictures are from splitting of the pine and the 4540 bringing them to Pineville.
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Truck is half loaded. So much for a high of 58, as its already 62 and climbing. Nice breeze though.
It ended up raining for over an hour but I got the second load out and stacked. Racks are almost full.
I guess my pics from the weekend didn’t upload.
Mostly filled these three racks Saturday.
Mostly filled these three racks Saturday.
thewoodlands
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We always hated to go by this damaged old Maple but mother nature brought it down, I still have the biggest part to buck up and I'm not sure how much wood we'll get out of the base but it will be a safer ride when we go by it. There's a **** load of ant damage to it.
The trail is opened back up but I didn't get a picture.
The trail is opened back up but I didn't get a picture.
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thewoodlands
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I also have a beech tree that a porcupine girdled years ago that I noticed last year that it was dead so once the leaves come off the surrounding trees, it will come down.
In picture 9583 you can see it doesn't have leaves and in picture 9584 you can see where the pine girdled it.
In picture 9583 you can see it doesn't have leaves and in picture 9584 you can see where the pine girdled it.
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I have a soccer game scheduled in your area in a couple of weeks. Make sure you have that dump trailer ready!
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