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Out of Town Scrounge

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by buZZsaw BRAD, Sep 19, 2024.

  1. brenndatomu

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    He said he didn't need no hydro splitter either...we all see how that ended! :rofl: :lol: :thumbs:
     
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    Did a little myself.
     
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    Gonna have a hard time fitting those in the pellet stove! ;) Well unless you buck and split them really small! :D
     
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    LOL , that is a good point.
    The clock starts now.:whistle::rofl: :lol:
     
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    I need to update my signature as we installed an osburn 1900 insert a couple weeks ago.
     
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    :dex: Oh yeah! :coldfire:

    Time for :saw: :tree: :axe: :stacker:

    Hope to see lots of threads from you. I forget what town you're in? Find a good score and we'll go cutting. Been there done that with a few CT members and wouldn't mind doing the same with another.
     
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    You guys aren't begging me now, are you! :whistle:
     
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    We'd never beg a begger! :whistle: ;) :rofl: :lol:
     
  9. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Stacked the rest of the splits. Enough to finish off a mixed half cord stack. IMG_6160.JPG IMG_6159.JPG
     
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    So does this score make you that towns new beggar? :)
     
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    Out of town again and grabbed this about a mile from the job. Originally just some elm and dead ash. IMG_6168.JPG BUT more wood had been cut down since I was there last week. SHOCKED to see apple. Made this hoarders ride home more pleasant. IMG_6170.JPG IMG_6171.JPG IMG_6169.JPG Probably a face cord for the cut. IMG_6174.JPG IMG_6173.JPG IMG_6172.JPG
     
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    Nice!

    Green apple wood is heavy stuff.
     
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    Yes it is!

    I wasn't planning on bucking big logs and once again the wrong sized saw, 241 with a 14" bar got it done. Hard time bucking in the major tangles there. Couldn't roll or move big log much. I halved them with the Isocore and several good whacks on a few of them to do so. One was a bit gnarly and I noodled it. Again not the ideal saw, but it zipped through it. Ill split it right off the truck this morning.
     
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    That apple log should have gone through buzzsaws sawmill. A trailer with a winch would have made that possible. 10 demerit points taken. All good on the rest of the score tho :)
     
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    That looks like some good stuff, Brad!!

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    That would be the board hoarders club. :whistle:
     
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    I agree but it was late and was pressed for time. Plus this was in Windham and if I snoozed I'd lose. Hard enough getting the rounds out of there.

    There still maybe an apple log from March at a score I cut. Never did go back.:emb:
     
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    Split most of the apple off the truck this morning. Pretty firewood IMG_6176.JPG Tried one elm round and it split kinda like "normal" elm, unlike the the other day. Ill take smaller diameter elm from now on given the chance. IMG_6175.JPG Last trip out of town. Had a couple different places for dead ash and again with limited time I chose the Goldilocks stuff. Right where I cut yesterday. Solid with just loose bark. IMG_6180.JPG IMG_6179.JPG
     
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    Stacked the apple. Mixed stack with other smoker wood. Kinda temporary, but at least its under cover. IMG_6185.JPG
    Processed the elm from this and from the other score and stacked. Processed some of the dead ash too. IMG_6183.JPG
     
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    Nice looking scrounge. Do you have an offset smoker? What little apple I get I process into chunks and use it to mix in with charcoal for the Kamado Joe. I keep a few splits for the wood stove though.