Got up to my spot today and brought home a load of oak. Had a few moments I didn't think i was gonna get up the hill. And a few even sketchier moments come back down where the rear wanted to try to swap ends with the front. Probably won't try it again till it re freezes or dries up some.
Carl does great work, I like both the 7910's I have that he did and I've liked everything that he's done work to that passed thru my hands. Rich does some nice carbs, I have two on 7910's also.
.If it just needs out of the way I have space for it.
I've noticed that also. The isocore comes out much more often in big oak. The big locust I got with Steve last year was no problem with just the axe.
Yes we won’t rip your head off but you won’t get much sense out of us...... we’re just gona say port both of them.
lucky to have a stone driveway right up to the wood splitting area but even at that it's stihl sloppy. tractor hasn't gone more than 25 yards in either direction from the splitter.
need to fill that ford up for better traction. you probably need to go to the @Logger nate how to load firewood in a ford class.
I had to crawl through my trunk yesterday to get the car doors open. I'm too old for that crap!Welcome to Michigan lol.
And now the wind is kicking after a day of rain, temps dropping and the snow is starting.
Crazy week so far and it ain't over yet.
That's how we judged who had the best 4x4. It was whoever got stuck furthest from home.Starting in 4wd just means when you do get stuck you'll need a second vehicle to get you out.
Theres enough there in splits to have filled it and then some. Started raining and I wasn't waiting for conditions to get worse.need to fill that ford up for better traction. you probably need to go to the @Logger nate how to load firewood in a ford class.
leave it in the woods.IMO.
need to fill that ford up for better traction. you probably need to go to the @Logger nate how to load firewood in a ford class.
leave it in the woods.IMO.
EDIT: It is the favorite tree for the spotted lantern fly which is becoming a major pest. maybe just burn it in the woods.
https://extension.psu.edu/spotted-lanternfly
I'm the resident wood snob, nothing but Oak, Cherry or Locust go in my stove. Several summers ago we had a fire ban on, and I cut down 3-4 pretty big one's. They were right next to my wood shed, so I split and stack them. I was surprised, it burned OK if you don't mind filling the stove every couple hours. Started easy, burned hot and fast. Didn't leave much ash. If I cut anymore down I'll drag them down to the burn pile and wait for the burn ban to pass.
Thanks. Nobody here is an Amazon Prime member. While looking around, I did find comstock logging have some great deals on smaller Tsumura bars if anyone is interested. Most are .050 gauge but a few .058 and .063 too:
