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Today's haul

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Rook, Nov 12, 2016.

  1. Rook

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    Scored a couple truckloads of oak thanks to some state sponsored trimming. IMG_5307.JPG
     
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    Wow! Thats bigger than what I want to load now-a-days!
     
  3. Well Seasoned

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    Nice load! In 3 years, it will be perfect!
     
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    In 3 or 4 years :fire: Nice catch, gooder to you!
     
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    Oak is my favorite. Nice looking rounds. Heavy to load some of the bigger ones I am sure!
     
  7. Rook

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    That was bigger than I wanted to load yesterday. Wood looked smaller driving by at 45 mph. Rounds were close to my physical limit,I've only been handling maple and ash this season so far. Different animal altogether weight wise.
     
  8. Rook

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    Hopefully before the new year the rest of these pallets are filled with more oak to season.
     

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    Yeah those are back breakers..lol.. I noodle those down anymore..
     
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  10. Brett

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    I use a trailer with a ramp and a dolly. Save the ol' back.
     
  11. yooperdave

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    Even when I drive by at slower speeds the rounds look smaller until I get out next to them!
     
  12. Rook

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    Then it's "Ah s.... what'd I get my lowerback into!!"
     
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    I always bring the maul along....Used it again yesterday for 5-6 chunks!
     
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    Great score. Oak is my fav too.
     
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    That is the right way to do it.
     
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    Nice score !
    Serious load of BTUs

    Some serious tree " trimming"

    2X8 for a ramp helps too
     
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