Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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tomtrees58
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ri chevy
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Nice
Was that a big white oak Tom?
I'm still trying to figure out if I'm jealous of you or just plain despise you
I'm still trying to figure out if I'm jealous of you or just plain despise you
ri chevy
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You don't send any wood to a saw mill? Or do you just sell it as firewood?
ri chevy, most mills won't take yard trees. Too many hidden treasures in them.
ri chevy
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Ahhh. Good point. Didn't even think about that.
tomtrees58
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white oak yes we have 2 saw mills here on L I will not take back yard wood
ri chevy
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Good point.
ri chevy
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Do you have any photos of your mill running?
okay this is lame compared to what tomtrees posts but this is that white oak I dropped a few pages back, 22 inches at the stump. Soooooo many bleeping branches! that is the worst part about taking one down in the yard.
Brian
Brian
tomtrees58
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okay this is lame compared to what tomtrees posts but this is that white oak I dropped a few pages back, 22 inches at the stump. Soooooo many bleeping branches! that is the worst part about taking one down in the yard.
Brian
tomtrees58
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last months job
Bigfir
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Last years fir on the ground and the resulting stack. feels so good when it is done!
Bigfir
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And grabbed a little load the other day the easy way. Buddy loaded his trailer for me, I didn't have to put gloves on or even put my beer down......
bigwhiteash
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This is where I was at last month..all red oak, white oak and bitternut hickory..
Very impressive that you can stack nearly vertically without having to criss cross the ends!
bigwhiteash
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Yeah, they stay put pretty good if I'm careful with how I stack the front but..don't sneeze, haha!
