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tree monkey what are you using?

2nd one is just along for the ride

Oxford and Gammage is one set of G parents and out Oxford west near Oxford Public school is another, Cherry Hill is uncles as well as Kintore and Thamesford for others. Not to mention Ingersoll. Have acash crop relative near Wellington south. Nitehawk55 are you building racing saws?

I burnt more wood last year and if you recall winter started in December, this year Dec and Jan were a joke, it all started super bowl weekend..6 weeks ago.. Indoor weather station still says we never hit minus 30, minus 28 twice and 26 a few times. We always had minus 30 for weeks on end as a...

I have severely warped plastic vents so what does that say

do you have the 090 jug?

for a homeowner it will be fine

is the 362 cmr a carb saw?

Don't even think it slowp.....

local pulp mill will not accept anything over 22 inch, neither will most firewood processors. Handling big wood on a processor with any knot, bumps or crooks means cant hooking. No fun. I don't anything about this exact model but Cord king is made about 80 miles from me and are a reputable product.

any old stock laying about, have a neighbour interested in one

I was going to say processor. Log trucks stakes will efficiently hold 8 and 16 with the later hard to get straight, 8's is more wood on a load. For the measurement thing, take a sapling and cut it 8'6 and use sidewalk chalk or mark with your saw.

Tumbler.....

rock fork, the tines are closer, the smalls don't fall through. Mennonites make them up here any configuration you like. Here's a link to what I mean www.bigfootenterprises.ca/sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/Forks-BaleSpears/StoneFork-SSL.jpg

red oak here in Canada, just got done cutting some actually

yup...

16 inch or as close as I can get it.

180 cu ft. my dump trailer measures 12 ft x 6'6" (6.5)x 28inches or 2.3FT. I've hand loaded a cord 3 times.

yes a few beech

If it was here,red or soft maple all the way. The rough is the trunk and the smooth is the upper branches similar to beech. Your splitting block is red oak. Their is a piece that kinda looks like cherry but all the other split pieces are white wood not orange, so I'm leaning to weird piece of...