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My Two Favorite Words!

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  1. buZZsaw BRAD

    buZZsaw BRAD

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    Signs like this may cause an accident when your a voracious wood hoarder!
    Passed this today and stopped on the way back. Manufacturing company giving away pallets of all sizes and shapes. Hard and softwood. Didnt have room in truck as i had, of all things, eight pallets in the bed. Went to one of my suppliers for materials for a job (get pallets there too) and grabbed some as well. Got the okay to come when they are closed and take some. Less than ten minutes from me IMG_3110.JPG
     
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  2. Horkn

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    Lol, I knew it!
     
  3. Cash Larue

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    My favorite two word sayings - in order....

    1. Free wood
    2. Cold beer
    2. Good dog
     
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    Couldnt give me a minute eh Brad? Thats my Ford in behind the mailbox.:hair: :coldone:

    Great scoop again man.:cheers:
     
  5. B.Brown

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    First 2 words i thought of as well. lol
     
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    Did you hide the sign? :cool:
     
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    I thought you were gonna say “Black Locust”
     
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    Thats exactly what I was thinking too... :rofl: :lol:
     
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    I thought FREE LOCUST!!! :rootintootin:
     
  11. buZZsaw BRAD

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    No. If it was primo wood i wouldve unloaded and gone right back. One pallet was 4x8' and made with 1x8 oak, another some nice 1x6 pine.
    My three favorite words
    my three favorite words
    Only once in recent memory have i seen a sign that identified the wood species. You guys know me too well! IMG_2648.JPG
     
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    I was bored last spring and responded to a free maple ad within 5 miles of my house on FBM. It was for a couple of short lower rounds.

    It wasn't maple, but rather honey locust. :)
     
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    Ive compared HL bark to sugar maple bark.
     
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    Yeah, and I didn't have much to go on, bark wise. After it wouldn't split with a maul on site, I had to roll the big cookies into the trailer. Heavy AF.
     
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    SM and HL are very heavy cut green. I can lift some heavy ones but my MO lately has been to section them and load. I have disc issues and have finally learned im not invincible!
     
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    My thought also!
     
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    Firewood Robots can learn to adapt!
     
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    Stopped at this pile yesterday. One word though.:yes:


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    Looks like a lot of center rot. Bark and a few inches of sapwood, eh?
     
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    I took the gooder stuff and a few of the hollow center pieces. This is the left over pile.