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@Duce , many thanks to you sir! The new Queen arrived very well and carefully packaged for her intrepid journey. I cannot wait for the opportunity to run her.

Good looking work! I hope you and your helper enjoy it for many years to come.

Cinder blocks. I use 18" long splits and space the blocks 14" apart. Air moves under and around everything. Pretty cheap to scrounge and they last forever.

Only if Rural King is stocking them. LOL!

Kubota L3901 HST 4x4. I must say that I'm in love! It seems to be true when they say that you will wonder how you got along without a front end loader all these years. Sent from my SM-G900R4 using Tapatalk

Of course the Jonsered is lighter. Everybody knows red is lighter than orange. It makes Sportscars faster for the same reason. Lol. Sent from my SM-G900R4 using Tapatalk

Drive it like you stole it! Thanks for the video.

I enjoyed my help in the woods today! Our first two loads of the year.

Another vote for the white oak here.

Usually a hot shower or jet tub bath. Then a good meal, cold beer, and hot wife! Not to mention a nice warm house, and turn off the cell.

Congratulations, and may the force be with you!

I have heard of the bury up to the bases method. I was afraid mice would start to eat up the antlers though. I could try it on the small island on the pond I guess. Only bugs and birds there. I posted these pictures on my Facebook as well and the city folks comments are funny.

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Oh yeah, given it only takes a split second to change your outlook on life forever!

Nice. That skill (and the memories) will stick with them. Firewood'n is a family affair around our house too. Good work!

Come back and check out the leaves this summer and you'll have a much better idea of how long she's got left. It may be decades or much sooner. My Grandfather and I cut one a while back that he said was hollow in the late 60's and it didn't die and come down until a couple of years ago. And...

It isn't just the ceiling height either. A house of the same sq footage built in 1950 vs 2010 will have very different heatloss from insulation, doors, windows, etc. Lone Wolf hit the nail on the head when they pointed you to look for a BTU output rating. Without that rating it is like...

We own 7.5 ac and cut on the in-law's 60 ac. I very rarely drop a tree as there are more than enough that fall on their own. If I can get it somewhere else and save the stuff around the house then I do. That is, if it is located within a 10-15 mile radius or so. I've never paid for any wood...

I think you are onto something on the timeframe. It is very doubtful that those were 8 year old trees. There is nothing like being the go to guy when there is a job to be done! Were the bearings seized up on the trailer?