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Big red oak

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  1. Erik B

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    Couple weeks ago some strong straight line winds took down a big red out that measured 51 inches on the stump. Finally got a couple of pics. This came down at a friends home. His saw is sporting a 20 inch bar. It is a Husky but can't remember the model. Bit rotten at the base. DSC01505.JPG DSC01506.JPG
     
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    Nice large oak, it has seen better days. lots of good stuff left!
     
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    Still some good BTU's in that Oak.
     
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    Very nice:saw:looks like a lot of good fire wood!
     
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    Friend got a bunch of maple down courtesy of the big wind. He has an OWB so he will use all of it.
     
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    X2 :dex:
     
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    Looks like the Husky can handle most of that tree. It is a dandy.
     
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    That's fill the truck bed fast !
    You get some or your buddy take it?
     
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  9. Erik B

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    He takes it all. I have more than I can ever use. He does come over once in awhile to give me hand. He's a good friend and we help each other just because.
     
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    Cool.....

    That's real close to saying you have "too much wood"
    "Never have too much wood " on a firewood hoarder forum :stacke: :)
     
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  11. Erik B

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    bogydave My little fireplace insert can only eat so much wood in a year, I am working on additional storage areas for split wood. Wood shed is full and I have lots of downed oak and standing dead elm.:saw::axe:
     
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    Your buddy has a nice saw - looks like a 365/372xp.

    How has Rakim been? Sorry, couldn't resist.
     
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    Nice firewood tree!
     
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    Good tree for the stove and a great saw pictured. It is as stated above. Either a 365/372. God Bless
     
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    I think it is a 372. He cuts a lot of wood with it.
     
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    A lot of good fire wood there :thumbs: :fire:
     
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