Let's see your firewood pictures

[heyduke]

It's that time of year again. Winter's coming fast. Are you cutting firewood? Do you pack a camera with your 038?

We always arrive before dawn. We tend to follow the thinning crews. location is the San Nacimiento Mountains, 8000 feet. Trees are scrub oak, cedar, ponderosa pine and spruce, wild life: elk, deer and turkeys.

four hours later




don't get no better'n this.

 

[MGoBlue]

Hey Duke, http://www.arboristsite.com/community/threads/post-pictures-of-your-woodpile-splitting-area.198800/

 

[1Alpha1]

My father was the kind of guy that didn't take pictures of anything. Having been raised and growing up in that kind of environment, I pretty much now know why I'm not a big picture taker.

I had lots of similar wood-cutting experiences that I shared with my father, but sadly, no pics. But, I do have them stored safely and securely in my mind.

 

[pioneerguy600]

Only have a few cords on hand,

 

[old-cat]

Fire wood, What's that????????????????



I have a new camera but my computer is too old, not compatable. A couple more weeks maybe I'll have some pics of stuff.

 

[Stihlman441]

A couple of reasont pics from Ozz.

 

[old-cat]

I'd say your pile is a LITTLE bit bigger than mine, only a little!

 

[Jeff Lary]

dudes you all got issues, times I get in 6-7 cord I am so sick of it I could vomit sawdust.

 

[SilverKing]

Im doing things differently this year.Im only burning old locust post this year.Some of these are over 30 years old and solid as a rock.Ill try to get some pics up

 

[Deets066]

This pic is about a month or so old, it's full to the top now. Can't fit another stick

 

[nbouley010]

View attachment 368985 This pic is about a month or so old, it's full to the top now. Can't fit another stick

That's a helluva firewood contraption you have there, I like it.

 

[MuskokaSplitter]

Not really the most current but i dont take many pics. This is all split and stacked fot next years supply.

mostly maple and some basswood.

 

[fearofpavement]

Here's pics from yesterday:

 

[Wagnerwerks]

Here's pics from yesterday:

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My first car that was actually drivable was a 63 falcon hard top. I like it!

 

[Stihlman441]

View attachment 368985 This pic is about a month or so old, it's full to the top now. Can't fit another stick

Hi there that log grab,grapple you have on your avatar.
Do you make them ?.
Looking for one for a manato
2400 wide and around 800 kg rated lifting weight.
Cheers

 

[paul hill]

It's that time of year again. Winter's coming fast. Are you cutting firewood? Do you pack a camera with your 038?

We always arrive before dawn. We tend to follow the thinning crews. location is the San Nacimiento Mountains, 8000 feet. Trees are scrub oak, cedar, ponderosa pine and spruce, wild life: elk, deer and turkeys.
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four hours later
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don't get no better'n this.

Great load of wood! Cant say you didn't fill the truck on that one. I have to wait until October to go do the same thing.

 

[Deets066]

Hi there that log grab,grapple you have on your avatar.
Do you make them ?.
Looking for one for a manato
2400 wide and around 800 kg rated lifting weight.
Cheers

I have made two of them, I don't really manufacture them. It would cost a fortune to get it there even if I had time to make another. The grapple you see in my avatar is probably at least 400kg

 

[SEAM]

One pile in the making


Getting fuller

 

[heyduke]

A couple of reasont pics from Ozz.

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good looking operation, what is the red colored species. it looks like what we call salt cedar, a type of tamarisk.

 

[heyduke]

Great load of wood! Cant say you didn't fill the truck on that one. I have to wait until October to go do the same thing.

that load was a little light. we usually get a bit more on the truck. on a good day we have to drive home at 50mph. faster than that and the old girl wanders all over the road.