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Yep, we had a couple fires earlier in the week.

Profile says he is in Appleton which is just north of Union and inland from Camden

That thing is sweet looking :cheers:

Looks like firewood but how about a side view too? :D

I probably use the 562 more. It's lighter and better on gas. I have a 346 that I use a lot too.

I've got about half of this load cut. Started splitting too. I've split two cords so far. Bringing more wood to the pile to be split.

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Thanks, it was actually second hand when I got it. I got it from Mossman, he used to hang in the chainsaw forum but I don't know if he still does. He is only about an hour drive from me. It has a muffler mod and I have probably cut between 30-40"cords with it I would guess.

Nice setup :cheers:

Yep, my wife is from the County so we get up that way often.

Thanks, I'm aware of the need for counterweight. The rear tires are loaded w/ Rimguard and I always have an implement on the back when doing a lot of heavy loader work.

Kubota L4060 cab HST

I only got it a month ago. I previously had a B7610 and an L3200. After this past winter I decided I didn't want to be on an open station when it is 25-30 below anymore. Haven't had a chance to use it much yet because of mud season and I have been busy with other stuff.

Yes, it is what we would call tree length here. The lengths are typically about 24 ft delivered on a truck like below. The load typically works out to about 8 full cords.

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Swamp Yankee, Tree length is going for about $125 a cord here now. Like many things, I can remember when it was a lot cheaper. Of course one can sell a cord of cut and split for a lot more these days so I guess it is all relative. I usually get 2 to 3 loads a year like this.

Hmmmm, So much for black walnut, them ain't black walnut leaves.

Got a load of firewood on Monday and started cutting it up today. It's about 50% oak with the rest a mix of Maple, Beech and Ash. Worked off the ends of the pile mostly. Used the 562 And the trusty ole 371 And the Kubota

OK I'm going out on a limb on this one. Black Gum. Not common to NH but they do occur.

Looks good but it think you missed an opportunity to tell the wife that moving the pile will require a new toy.... Errrr I mean tool. I'm thinking something along the lines of a 40-50 HP tractor w/ FEL and pallet forks :D