New Logs

[Andy Harden]

I just got these Cherry, Walnut and Cedars. I t will be Milling time when the ground dryes some.

 

[dustytools]

Nice looking logs Andy. Looks like you have enough to last a while. Please include some pictures of the milling.

 

[oldsaw]

SCORE!!!!! Congrats, and yes, pictures are a "must".

Mark

 

[wdchuck]

THat is ONE sweet pile of lumber-to-be, what will be the milling tools for the project? Front row seat with the pics please, if you can.

 

[Trigger-Time]

Yes, nice bunch of logs.
Is the trailer stuck, looks like it is very low to the ground, and
have been spinning the tires on the truck

 

[Andy Harden]

Yep, The truck is stuck. The bed on the trailer is about 2/12 feet off the ground. It is a flat bed with three house trailer axles. I have hauled three more loads of Cherry and Walnut since I posted the pic. I have a dead line to remove as much as I can by midnight the 31st. I'll show the pics when done.

 

[Andy Harden]

THat is ONE sweet pile of lumber-to-be, what will be the milling tools for the project? Front row seat with the pics please, if you can.

It is a Log Master band mill.

 

[woodshop]

My mouth is watering... cherry, walnut, cedars... so many trees, so little time. Good score. Too bad you got stuck... at 50 lbs a cubic foot those logs weight that trailer down pretty well don't they. When I worked as a logger in So Maryland where much of the land is just umpteen feet thick mud/clay with no bottom, we often got skidders and log trucks stuck. Hit a soft spot, they start sinking and there's little you can do but get out the winch, or another skidder. They would sink down to the belly pan and wallow like a stuck pig.