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Loaded truck pics.

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by clemsonfor, Oct 7, 2013.

  1. bigbarf48

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    Nice score and trailer :thumbs:

    Moved some oak/maple/beech/gum/hickory around the yard today with the w250

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  2. maulhead

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    Nice load. I thought about building sides for my wood hauler, but would probably bust the springs if I did, as I load it more.

    I used to have two W350's, a SRW and a DRW. I miss them two old work horse dodges!
     
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    Yeah, probably not as useful on a 1/2 ton, but nice for peace of mind for keeping stuff in. No need for straps or anything. I've had a little over 3/4 cord of dry oak in there and it hauled it just fine. This is my first truck over a 1/2 ton and I'm liking it :D
     
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    If all goes well and I don't get a call from work tomorrow (later today, being on call) I'll have the new 2500HD dodge work truck and trailer loaded up with 2cord.....
     
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    Sure, I'm always looking for wood.
     
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    Wrenchguy11 We gotta get one of these! Talk about making quick work of it (well, at least getting it home.)

     
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    Its worth 2x that in scrap!!
     
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    My thoughts exactly!! I scraped just over 30 trucks back in the winter of 2011, when the price of scrap was a lot higher. Figured when this truck dies it will go to the scrap yard and I will make some money on it, :)
     
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    Its still bringing $10.50/100 and that truck is good for 4000# easy id say, so thats $400 there.
     
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    It'll certainly burn better than snowballs!! I know a couple guys that won't even consider cutting poplar or cottonwood,,I throw any/every thing I can cut on my truck,,except willow,,I won't cut any willow.
     
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    PRICELESS!! I can still remember when my cool ol' "Uncle Harry" started putting me behind the wheel of his '68 Chevy,,3 on the tree, I was maybe 12 at the time. I'll never forget it.
     
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    I scored some more ash, hard maple and red oak yesterday,,it'll go in the shed today. 100_1504.JPG 100_1501.JPG
     
  13. Gasifier

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    Wow. That is some good size stuff. Race cants?
     
  14. clemsonfor

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    Yea for saw races , "race cants". A cant is a log thats been squared and ready to saw boards from. They cut them as a squared log before its cut into boards.
     
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    Perfectly posed saw.
     
  17. maulhead

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    that saw, looks a little nose heavy :D
     
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    bigbarf48 I would suggest you run some boards across at the same places to protect your back window. I did when I built mine and it is really nice to not have to worry about breaking it. I can just toss away. I will see if I can find that thread I made about building them. C.R.S. kicking in for some reason.
     
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    Not at all. It wanted to balance level. Ya know how hard it was to get it to balance there?! Lol
     
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    Great wood, flimsy saw! :D