Let's see your firewood pictures

[Ymountainman]

That's my splittin stump in the middle. And Masterminded ole66 and 361

 

[LH]

A little west aussie wood I cut 3 to 4 day a week and hand split over the winter cut this year with a 460 rancher have stepped it up for next year with the 576xp and hopefully a 390xp

 

[wyk]

Back in Oregon....

 

[cus_deluxe]

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

Its probably some type of eucalyptus, pretty much everything over there is.

 

[Bob95065]

I have this year's firewood cut, split and stacked. I'm working on next year.

I have a bay tree that was down when we bought the place (Moved in august 2013), oak and scrounged eucalyptus.

This is where I split. The stacks in the back are for this winter's heat:

I have redwoods for shade.

This is a load of scrounged eucalyptus:

My wife told me nothing says "redneck" better than work boots and shorts

I mostly split with a maul but when I get into the nasty stuff I pull out the splitter:

That's an International Cub Cadet 1000 (August 1977) pulling a Lickety Log Splitter EK308 of unknown date. They went out of business in 1983 so it was made sometime before then. I saved the splitter from going to the dump. I got a replacement engine that I rebuilt and I went through the entire splitter and got it back into operating condition.

 

[jpm11]

Stocking up for next year while it's still coolish, not big on cutting during summer heat.
All from harvested coups. Far South Coast NSW
The mighty Makita 6401 has been outstanding. All split with a Fiskars X27.
I've got it laid out like that so pricks can't drive up the side of the house

 

[paul hill]

A load of southern Az oak and some 30 inch juniper rounds.

 

[brian22]

Cleaning up the dead ash around the farm.

 

[brian22]

 

[heyduke]

Its probably some type of eucalyptus, pretty much everything over there is.

tamarisk gets around. that wood sure looks like tamarisk. check the link below:

http://www.environment.gov.au/biodi...s/publications/guidelines/wons/t-aphylla.html

 

[cus_deluxe]

tamarisk gets around. that wood sure looks like tamarisk. check the link below:

http://www.environment.gov.au/biodi...s/publications/guidelines/wons/t-aphylla.html

interesting read, now its gonna bug me haha hopefully OP will solve the mystery

 

[watsonr]

is that a racoon sitting next to you.... great picture!

 

[Ironworker]

Sixteen cords, two years worth.

 

[brian22]

is that a racoon sitting next to you.... great picture!

That me , my dad and my son when he was 6 months old. Now he's 3 and pulls firewood all over the yard with his tractor.

 

[watsonr]

That me , my dad and my son when he was 6 months old. Now he's 3 and pulls firewood all over the yard with his tractor.

Why I said it was a great picture... figured that be you, dad and your boy. I've only got a couple pictures of my dad and me with a load of wood. In the day, pictures weren't a big deal, don't even remember if we really had a camera. A picture of wood was a picture of wood and when you cut 100 cord a year, didn't need no pictures of wood.... wished I had more pictures of wood and him now.

Great picture!

 

[Duane(Pa)]

That me , my dad and my son when he was 6 months old. Now he's 3 and pulls firewood all over the yard with his tractor.

Don't Blink...... Mine's 16 now and I have only cherished memories of those pullin' sessions.

 

[Four Paws]

Split and stacked.

 

[cgraham1]

Here's a few loads I've got recently...

 

[Beer Gut]

One pile.
Unloading another.

 

[regulate34]

That's how you load a truck.