Loaded truck pics.

this is just one of the many piles of logs laying around there ;-)

 

Sweet. It's nice to have stuff laying around that you can get whenever you want. How many years ahead are you?

 

Maybe one or two :-( lot of it got pushed back in the ditch or burned for more room to plant crops. There was 5 or so people cutting wood out of those piles also.

 

Baja abuse I don't have a real truck! The back seat area is full and there are are 5 smaller rounds in the front passenger seat! Saw and tools on the floor of the passenger side.

 

Whatever works. Nice rounds

 

I had air bags installed on my truck and I was never happy with the work they did - really not happy now since the passenger side one has moved. Gonna put in up on the neighbors lift next weekend and disassemble/reassemble myself so it's right.

 

System is fantastic. I would recommend them to anyone that does a lot of towing. My issue is strictly the installation. It has a heat shield on the passenger side for the powerstroke exhaust that has moved and I can now see the bag isn't seeded properly on top. Gonna fix it today when I get home from work.

 

lotta locust? does bark hold the dirt pretty good? must be hard on chain but some great wood!

 

my load of "logs" 4000# and she rides level.

 

Looks like Fayette County???,,,and a real nice place to score firewood!!
The ground has been too soft for me to get out and work up any firewood or the workhouse schedule has interfered,,

 

I used quite a bit of chains out there on the piles. Some was really bad and some had just a little on it.

 

Yep..you were right. Fayette county. Those were last year and you are right the ground needs to freeze up so I can get into a few other fields and get more cut. You know you can never have enough firewood

 

Hiya' Steve,,looks like we're neighbors,,I've been cutting south of Orange, just north of Johnson School road,,and every now and then off of Williams road. Cut safe and look out for the mud!!

 

That's cool. I don't live far from there. I am going to be cutting a bunch over towards Glenwood as soon as it freezes up. Maybe we cab get together sometime and murder some trees!!

 

I live in Glenwood,,,stop in sometime, I'll buy the 1st round, lots to chose from, my good wife buys pop like she owns vending machines. I'm always game is loading up the saws and splitter.

 

Nice thread and thank you for sharing your pictures of your trucks hauling wood. I'd like to get a truck in the near future, but I am not sure if that will happen on my time table. Some of you have larger trucks, flat beds, and some dump trucks. My desire is to get myself a Ford F250 Power Stroke or maybe a Dodge RAM 2500 with a Cummings. Now I don't want to start the age old argument of which is better. For larger loads it appears that a trailer would be better option for accomplishing large loads. Maybe even one with a dump body. http://www.bri-mar.com/trailers/dt510lp-5/

 

You're not gonna go wrong with either one. I like ford trucks so that's what I have, but I've driven the dodge and Chevy diesels and they were sweet too. They're all good trucks. And yes, a trailer makes it a lot easier and more productive.

 

I found the other Baja Abuse pictures.