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She Had A Big Ash.....

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by JRSDWS, Sep 20, 2014.

  1. dutch

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    Nice score man
     
  2. JRSDWS

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    Round two....the limbs. Me and my boy cut and split the limbs this morning. We quit after running a full tank of fuel through the splitter. Here's what we ended up with today.....still maybe a half trailer load left to cut and split.

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  3. foragefarmer

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    That is an ash load on that trailer. :thumbs:
     
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  4. mdavlee

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    Nice score. That saw looks familiar for some reason:cheers:
     
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  5. JRSDWS

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    I wonder why? I cut that big main up with it.....thinking I would save some for the Solo. Didn't happen. I couldn't put it down. Whoever did the port work on it sho did a good job! :thumbs:

    I did run a tank of fuel through the Solo noodling those big dogs down into more manageable sizes and I must say.....I'm anxious to run it again. All of the initial reports on it were solid. It's a torque machine.
     
  6. mdavlee

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    I think that one is the best xpw I've done so far. It is stronger than the one that I owned for a while. The Solo is strong for a stock saw.
     
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  7. Greg

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    Ashwood wet and Ashwood dry
    A king shall warm his splippers by

    Nice tree, and some good loads.
     
  8. HDRock

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    That's a nice find for sure, ash, good stuff Maynard
     
  9. MasterMech

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    Did you run your 261 for the limbs? :whistle::saw:
     
  10. Carbine

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    I would take a nice piece of ash over a beech any day!
     
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  11. JRSDWS

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    No...Unfortunately..but i ran the 362...and loved every minute of it. Here's what's left of the limbs.....and why I chose the 362CM with 20".

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    Pretty good sized stuff.
     
  12. HDRock

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    :yes:
     
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  13. Backwoods Savage

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    Love to cut ash that big. The wood piles up faster with these kind of logs.
     
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