In loving memory of Kenis D. Keathley 6/4/81 - 3/27/22 Loving father, husband, brother, friend and firewood hoarder Rest in peace, Dexterday

I am back in business.

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  1. EnglishBob

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    As you will see the brakes on the truck are repaired, did it all myself (pat pat ). Brought home 1st load for 2022 /23 but ran out of energy so no stacking today.
    Pics show big hole to fill but plenty more left. All elm and oak been there for last 2.5 years. DSCF0207.JPG DSCF0208.JPG DSCF0209.JPG
     
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    It ain't gonna un-stack itself..Lol
     
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    Nice work on the brakes man. And the farwood!
     
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  4. BigPapi

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    And business is booming!

    How'd the truck come out of the little pickle it was in?
     
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    Looking good!!
     
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    Nice rescue & repair, right back to hoarding. Well done!
     
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    Nice load ! :yes:
    Oak?
     
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    Gravity has been known to un-stack many a stack.
     
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    Gravity sucks. :)
     
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    Nice load you got there, Bob!
    Enjoy!

    B:picard:B
     
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    Yeah, I often find that's true. Unfortunately.

    It's also true for cutting, splitting, and hauling.
     
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    I used a tractor to pull it forward a little, that got the frame off the deck. I could not any further forward because of the slope, had enough grip to reverse at a sharp turn towards the house then drove out.
    Sounds easy but it had its moments.
     
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  13. Backwoods Savage

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    Well, glad you got it fixed.
     
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    Good job Bob!
     
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    Well done. Glad it came clear easy enough with the frame freed up.
     
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