Git'ter done down in Dixie

I didn't get any pictures, but my son had a video. We did get some snow down here last night...

 

We’re in a cold spot now as well. It’s welcomed though, this new wood furnace is blowing us out!

 

It's nice to walk around in t-shirt and shorts.

 

We had some winter temps, glad we had some dry oak and hickory for the stove. We had some GA icebergs...lol After work Saturday, I just needed my woodyard fix, got started @8PM, 33°
splitting more hickory, shed when I started Quit @10, 26°, almost finished that row.
I worked on it Monday morning and finished that row, adding some uglies on the stacks behind it.
Then we delivered another load of oak.

 

I did get some nice things for Christmas that will help out.
Got this impact wrench early while it was on sale Then Miz Santa got me a hose reel to hook up to the air compressor And a 25' roll of Archer saw chain
Our daughter got me the chain breaker and spinner set from Woodland Pro Made my first 72DL chain for the 20" bar

 

Them's NH temperatures! I generally skip working outside when it's in the 20's, unless I have to shovel.
No slippers for Christmas, eh. You must make a very precise list for Santa!

 

I had to come to work those mornings, so I was in and out.
The night I split, was too bad, flannel lined jeans, shirt and my heavy Carhartt jacket. 12 HR shifts/with extra days to work really limits my firewood time.
Yes ma'am, he doesn't get milk and cookies for slippers, socks or undies...

 

Send that cold up here. Great firewood making weather for me! Makes you now you're alive!

 

Its headed your way...

 

What are your temps or what is cold for your area?

 

Ok make sure you send it to Brad a we don't want to see it. Lol

 

Nice presents. Didn't know Archer products were sold in the US. I use Archer chains, they are good and a lot cheaper than Stihl or Oregon.

 

We normally get mid-upper 20's for the coldest, the last few years.

 

Lol...hope GPS gives good directions...

 

I ordered it off eBay. Be my first time using Archer. I have a couple Oregon chains, mostly Stihl.
Just don't like the "Made in China" part.
I thought it might have been made in Australia.

 

We delivered a .8 cord load of oak Wednesday morning. They had ordered it late last winter, we cut it in Jan/Feb, been stacked in a shed. They want that shed full again for next winter...

 

Totally agree with you mate about made in China. We were a self sufficient country until about 30 years ago until our idiot politicians allowed our manufacturing to go to China. China have been carrying on like cooked chooks to Australia lately, the politicians want to try and appease them but normal Aussies want to tell them to get stuffed, there is a ground swell now to boycott Chinese products.

 

Nice looking load too! Did the customer want it stacked as well?

 

Lovin the contrast!