In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

Two Connecticut Hoarders and one Black Locust Score.

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by buZZsaw BRAD, Mar 16, 2022.

  1. buZZsaw BRAD

    buZZsaw BRAD

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    Took a while to procure this score from FBM. Guy was not a good communicator. Been trying to contact guy since December. Checked it out last month and Dave Sirchopsalot, his son and myself met up this morning to have at it. Both cut good loads, maybe 20% of mine was a couple big logs that turned out to be black walnut.
    Forgot to take pics before we started but these are from last month when i checked it out first hence the snow. IMG_0540.JPG IMG_0538.JPG
    Black walnut IMG_0695.JPG
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    IMG_0710.JPG Dave and his son working it. His son swings a mean isocore! :axe: IMG_0696.JPG IMG_0701.JPG Almost got it all. A few logs ill go back for. IMG_0705.JPG IMG_0704.JPG We both got good loads. 400 & 462 did the honors for me.

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    Trying to get him hooked on BL. Always metal lurking. IMG_0697.JPG
    Great day for cutting and a fun few hours. Thanks again guys! :handshake:

    Dropped at storage. About two cords from three scores awaiting splitting. Partial second row in back. IMG_0708.JPG Shorties from today. By product of cutting tree service bucked wood!:picard: IMG_0709.JPG
     
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  2. Chud

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    Those new stihls look fine. How are you liking the 462?
    Nice work fellas! :salute:
     
  3. buZZsaw BRAD

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    400 did most of the cutting with 25" bar. Dirty wood dulled it up so the 462 had "clean up" duty with the 20" bar so had later cutting. I like the 462 a lot.
     
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  4. MikeInMa

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    FHC members wooding together. :thumbs:
     
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    Nice work, guys. Glad y'all got'ter done FHC style
     
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    We had a blast today.
    First BL score for us.
    Pulled a trailer load out.
    The ride home was a little dicey...that sucker was heavy behind the truck. Typical us, pushing equipment to the limits.

    Running with BRAD was the usual good time, If I wasnt heading off to the old ball-and-chain (work) grabbing a burger somewhere would have been on tbe agenda.

    It was a beautiful day to be outside. Much more comfortable than the connecticut sweatogether of last summer.

    There will be one more note to add to this. Ill add it to one of BRADs recent posts though....not here....but together we witnessed the passing of a great one today, one beheld by few, but nonetheless valued. While her passing was not unexpected, it was indeed untimely.

    Sicrchopsalot
     
  11. Horkn

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    Taking pictures of you taking pictures of me. :rofl: :lol:

    Nice work guys!!!
     
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    And, of course, thanks to BRAD for facilitating!!!
    It was a perfect day.
    Good fellowship as well.

    Sca
     
  13. Backwoods Savage

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    Good to see a couple hoarders working together.
     
  14. sirbuildalot

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    Is this the big score you were talking about the other day SCA?
     
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    Picture #4: That piece, if milled corectly, would have made a great shotgun stock. I bet it had some great figure. Walnut is better for gun stocks than it is for firewood but ya cant make it all into gun stocks. Too bad.
     
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    For those confused by this he is referring to the broken Isocore maul.
     
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    There must have been some nice walnut logs from that tree as there was a few remnants of slab wood there. Someone had chain saw milled there.
     
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    I think he was talking about one he is working cutting standing dead oak. Many trees for him to fell.
     
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    Do you name your mauls?
     
  20. buZZsaw BRAD

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    No. I just referred to it as the "Isocore"