Loaded truck pics.

We've done that in the spring, especially for those that get different lengths. Haven't done that in a couple years thoug.

 

Been awhile since I've posted here so here's a nice load of pinoak. I used the 562XP while he used his little 450 (nice cutting saw) plus helped load. Thinking I will end up pulling the splitter out front to split it off the pickup.

 

buZZsaw BRAD can you see this?

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1KdoYYs92y/?mibextid=wwXIfr

 

I had something similar. Harbor Freight special given to me as a gift. Worked okay when kept clean, but wood crumbs and shards would Jam it up. Putting it on and taking it off got to be a PITA after a while. I can toss off a half cords pretty quick.

 

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Is that all honey locust and hedge? Nice looking load!

 

I cut an oak tree in my bosses yard today. It was dropped by a professional a couple months ago. He helped load my trailer. For some reason I forgot to flip my face shield down until right after the sawing photo. (first cut) We never used the wheelbarrow but I had it along just in case. It was a 6 mile drive home at 30 mph speeds so I wasn't worried about the load much.

 

Truck & trailer.

 

A local farmer was clearing his fence line, white oak, lots of elm, a touch of hickory. I did the hickory and oak first of course.

 

Great score.

 

Smart man, lol.

 

Load of barkless black locust nuggets/shorts.

 

That's gonna make someone happy. Wish it was coming to our house.

 

Its been in the bin for quite a while and was already barkless. He will be very happy.

 

That truck has done a lot of work by now

 

Still going strong. Delivered a 1/4 cord this afternoon. Forgot to get pics.

 

First haul of the year, Red and White Oak.

 

Nice load. Nice old truck, too.

 

Agree, that truck as a great stance, perfect size tires

 

Thanks guys, its an 06 with 114k miles. Im the 3rd owner. I put Bilstien struts and shocks on it, set the struts to level 2. 32" Falken Rubitrek A/T tires. Also have Timbren bump stops in the back so it doesn't squat too bad when loaded. That was a heavy load!