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Something to do tomorrow

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by Greg, Feb 8, 2019.

  1. Greg

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    5F6934D2-550B-4370-8E26-16CF9730E773.jpeg Got nice load of Pin oak ready to process tomorrow
     
  2. Slocum

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    That’s going to be some good stuff in a few years.


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  3. scavenger

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    Is that a giant rubber ducky on the shelf in the back?
     
  4. billb3

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    It looks like a cone for dragging logs.
     
  5. Greg

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    Yep
     
  6. Reloader

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    That’s what came with my portable winch.

    Nice trailer.

    How many different kinds of Oak are there? Is it easy to identify?


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  7. B.Brown

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    Its the tree that keeps on giving, i've seen the neighbors pin oak have leaves on it right up to the time the tree starts to bud out. Seems like they never all fall off, lol.
     
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    That trailer of yours doesn't get too many days off now does it? Nice score!
     
  9. Greg

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    24CC3826-4459-430C-9019-0C35E8586F38.jpeg BB641213-9BA2-4844-B935-60EF32AFB854.jpeg 5126EFF5-EAC1-4B15-B39C-E6B2ADE34791.jpeg 898CAD40-D1AD-4AF9-9F2D-61BE97A1114F.jpeg Got all cleaned up and one load split for helper
     
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    I was just gonna ask if you were done yet...ya beat me too it! :thumbs:
     
  11. Backwoods Savage

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    If I remember right there are around 50 different varieties of oak.
     
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  12. Greg

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    Only ones I have cut around here are
    Pin
    Chestnut
    Red
    White

    Pin only good for firewood and maybe railroad ties

    Chestnut, Red and White great firewood but also great for making lumber

    Red my favorite wood
     
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    But even just in the white oak family there are many varieties. Also, pin oak is in the red oak family.
     
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