mainewoods
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Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)
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Drove by them pine logs in the ditch close to work , still there 
Now to find the time ????
I did work on the sellin woodpile this weekend in the afternoons , burnt 9 tanks of mix in the saws .
Still have a ways to go yet LOL
Gotta get this stuff done so I can head to the woods on the weekends
One thing for sure , gotta get in there to take inventory of the dead tops in the horizon before the leaves start to drop so we know where to make trails in to get the best yield for the effort over the winter season , we'll leave the easy roadside stuff in case we get whacked like last winter .
Now to find the time ????
I did work on the sellin woodpile this weekend in the afternoons , burnt 9 tanks of mix in the saws .
Still have a ways to go yet LOL
Gotta get this stuff done so I can head to the woods on the weekends
One thing for sure , gotta get in there to take inventory of the dead tops in the horizon before the leaves start to drop so we know where to make trails in to get the best yield for the effort over the winter season , we'll leave the easy roadside stuff in case we get whacked like last winter .
Scrounged this guy today.
Got some splitting to do. The new to me 365 just tore it up. Cut the whole tree down and bucked in about an hour and a half. 
Got 3 good loads out of it.
That's the kind of tree I'm trying to save for the winter lol
Ryan Groat
ArboristSite Operative
Dancan's new van?
kingOFgEEEks
Out, standing in my field.
I borrowed an F-550 stake body from work this weekend, to clean up some trees that we had to remove on a jobsite.
Oh, and there was a small loader there with a grapple bucket, so I didn't even have to lift the log length or rounds.
It felt like cheating.
Nah, just kidding, it felt great.
I got 2 full loads. I'm estimating it will be around 5-6 cords when split and stacked!
Oh, and there was a small loader there with a grapple bucket, so I didn't even have to lift the log length or rounds.
It felt like cheating.
Nah, just kidding, it felt great.
I got 2 full loads. I'm estimating it will be around 5-6 cords when split and stacked!
zogger
Tree Freak
That pretty much qualifies for a you suck! Lol.
kingOFgEEEks
Out, standing in my field.
It's not like it was premium hardwood or anything. Just a mix of hard maple, cherry, and ash....
OK, yeah, it was cheating and I suck.
OK, yeah, it was cheating and I suck.
In my book, Maple, Cherry, Ash and Birch are premium hardwoods.
Oak is nice but it takes forever to dry, heavy, up to 5k pounds a cord, hard to source. everybody wants it.
I'm sitting on over five cord Pine, that's what I'll burn and another five cord of mixed hardwood.
I'm not a wood snob, I'll burn anything, Poplar, Hemlock, Hack, Palonia,( I like Palonia), Hickory.Dogwood, Apple, Elm
In the words of the Zogger, " A BTU is a BTU".
P.S, I forgot pallets and the kitchen table.
carry on
Oak is nice but it takes forever to dry, heavy, up to 5k pounds a cord, hard to source. everybody wants it.
I'm sitting on over five cord Pine, that's what I'll burn and another five cord of mixed hardwood.
I'm not a wood snob, I'll burn anything, Poplar, Hemlock, Hack, Palonia,( I like Palonia), Hickory.Dogwood, Apple, Elm
In the words of the Zogger, " A BTU is a BTU".
P.S, I forgot pallets and the kitchen table.
carry on
nomad_archer
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I spent the weekend moving and rehabbing my old shed into a future play house for my daughter. The shed has been here since 1987 without any maintenance completed.
The doors condition is representative of the rest of the exterior condition.
Need to move it across the yard.
Then get it off the ground
And done. I through the doors on yesterday after spending most of the day fishing. Just needs some trim done.
In the spring I may add some windows. But between fishing and the impending archery season, very little will be getting done around the house.
The doors condition is representative of the rest of the exterior condition.
Need to move it across the yard.
Then get it off the ground
And done. I through the doors on yesterday after spending most of the day fishing. Just needs some trim done.
In the spring I may add some windows. But between fishing and the impending archery season, very little will be getting done around the house.
Looking good. I once rehabbed a shed that had chunks of roof and floor literally missing from rot but the walls were perfect. Turned it into a chicken coop.I spent the weekend moving and rehabbing my old shed into a future play house for my daughter. The shed has been here since 1987 without any maintenance completed.
The doors condition is representative of the rest of the exterior condition.
Need to move it across the yard.
Then get it off the ground
And done. I through the doors on yesterday after spending most of the day fishing. Just needs some trim done.
In the spring I may add some windows. But between fishing and the impending archery season, very little will be getting done around the house.
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Good for you Nomad in rehabbing for your daughters playhouse. Nice.I spent the weekend moving and rehabbing my old shed into a future play house for my daughter. The shed has been here since 1987 without any maintenance completed.
The doors condition is representative of the rest of the exterior condition.
Need to move it across the yard.
Then get it off the ground
And done. I through the doors on yesterday after spending most of the day fishing. Just needs some trim done.
In the spring I may add some windows. But between fishing and the impending archery season, very little will be getting done around the house.
nomad_archer
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I see it as future saw storage once she grows out of it.
The truth comes out ha ha
stihly dan
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USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
Wow...can't get home here quick enough, to get the work boots and get into flip flops and a tank top. Couldn't imagine a frost here at this time of the year.
