All National Forests closed to the public in our state (due to extreme fire danger), that’s where most firewood is cut. So we’re shut down.
Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Nodak Andy
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Its definitely cottonwood. We will be burning it in an owb so I'm not being too picky with what I haul, especially when it free, 3 minutes from the house, and someone else is doing the loading with heavy equipment haha.
What kind of tree is this?
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Transplant from a virgin forest??
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Feel like I should play the lotto. Got a decent $467 refund on some insurance. Then one of the kids just paid me back $500 I assumed would be a gift!
Sounds like new saw money to me.
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I thought I'd buy bulletproofs 075 but it blew past my $750 bid before I got up this am. I just can't go higher on a wall hanger like that. Be another couple bills to find a vintage stihl bar for it.Sounds like new saw money to me.
That's a very small boot to a very small car, my wife's Hyundai i10. Mainly Holly from house 13 doors up the street. Cut to length by the tree guy and half will fit straight in the stove. I like Holly, so long as someone else has dealt with the prickles! Dense as oak, easy to split. That's a day's heat right there.
It's a Holly, Jolly, Hyundai!
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What kind of tree is this?
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Looks like brown box.
First time out with the L65 given to me by its original 90 year old owner.
I’ve cut more wood with L65’s than any other model of saw. Those who would judge this model by it’s modest specs are missing out, these things have torque like a tractor.
I’m just planning to put up a half cord between now and dark. This blowdown will cover most of it and there’s another just down the road from this one if I need a bit more.
I’ve cut more wood with L65’s than any other model of saw. Those who would judge this model by it’s modest specs are missing out, these things have torque like a tractor.
I’m just planning to put up a half cord between now and dark. This blowdown will cover most of it and there’s another just down the road from this one if I need a bit more.
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Started around 1:00, dropped two for double trouble. Around 3, wife calls and has flat tire about 10 miles away, left everything in woods and off I go. Tire service wanted to know who stuck a box knife in wife's tire, said probably someone she pissed off. Back around 5, finished cutting large trunk wood and said another day for brushing it out. Used air cannon to set pull line, 80 psi is a lot, first time did not tie off 166ft of throw line and went with bag, tied off second time. Works great.
That's awesome it sent your line sailing
, sounds like it's working great, I know what I want you to build for me this Christmas
.I cant tell you how many times I've sent my throw bag into the trees behind the one I wanted to set a line in, many times when I can't simply throw it and need to use the bigshot it's a straight shot through a small spot and you have to really send it. The good thing is that I't usually goes where I want it too, just need to be quicker grabbing the line.
Make sure you tell the wife to stop upsetting people with those political bumper stickers you put on her car lol.
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Got the processor set up to do some splitting. It got dark before I took the completed pictures. I use the tractor to put a pile on the live deck and then put a bunch on the ground and then use the log loader to load them. The 4 way wedge is working good and the split size is a lot better than the 6 way.
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Only able to get in 2 bites tonight, but that's 2 more than when I ended last night.
That's sweet.
I found a Dixon zero turn I may grab up for my log splitter project. It has a hole in the side of the block, so I trust that the thing was moving along well before that happened. I could probably put an Engine on it and use it until I have more of the part gathered to build the splitter.
I just put my mark out front for sale tonight as I found another "mower"
, but I wouldn't mind getting another cheaper zero turn if possible as it will be much quicker.Sorry the picture is so bad, it was a screenshot from the ad. The guy said the hydrostatic trans is bad, it's working perfect for me?
Nice job, 2 wheelbarrows in the barn is better than 5 in the bush
.Looks like red oak, I see the leaves on the ground
.Looks to me like soft maple.
Got the load put up. This log was just short of a half cord so I grabbed a bit more blowdown from down the road.
Got the third row of nine up in the woodshed. I'm not sure how many wheelbarrow loads that is.
