Loaded truck pics.

Finally nearing the end of the maple tree I've been working on. Same guy had a white pine taken down so I threw a few rounds on top.

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Delivered a load of pole length pine to a older friend of mine that has a outdoor wood boiler. It was about all that my old cared to haul.

 

Good looking load and hauler!

 

Half cord of nuggets/shorties. Mostly cherry, red maple and dead ash.

 

Half cord of cherry.

 

Got a load of Cherry and ash this morning i threw a 20 inch bar on my 385 and got the truck loaded pretty quick had some decent sized cherry logs to noodle up the 8lb maul was a must…all split and stacked now

 

Hickory pre split with the help of jbsawman some of them i didnt even have to pick up he split with skid steerer splitter attachment

 

Perfect job stacking the chunks for splitting.

 

Yup im spoiled rotten!

 

No, just working smahta, not harder. I haven't evolved that far yet!

Although I have been splitting right off the truck more often as of late. May cut a load or two like that this week.

 

Load of hickory with some oak heartwood.

 

A mixed load of dead ash and dead red oak heading to my uncle’s place:

 

One truck & trailer load of black oak for dad today.

 

100 bundles. Sugar & red maple, cherry, sassafras, tulip poplar and pin oak.

 

Running a little late this year, but one more load should do. Found a closer spot that saves me 15 miles round trip so was happy about that. If anyone wants to hazard a guess as to how much I've been loading here, would be appreciated. I just call them fat 1/2 cords but I'm sure there's more here. Always 8 footers.

 

Conservative half cord, maybe close to a couple face cords when really heaping. Measured half cord loosely tossed into my 8' bed Ford makes a heaping load similar to yours.

 

Black locust

 

Sugar maple

 

good to see whitey back to work