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What a mess!

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by B.Brown, Apr 29, 2022.

  1. B.Brown

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    This is what it looked like up the street from me, last night 5F49C131-114A-4FAE-A77C-D3E7BD54E529.jpeg 03AE43C5-5E84-45F2-B442-92ED8D1CEA69.jpeg
     
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    A brush storm!
     
  3. B.Brown

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    yeah, lol I’ll include some pictures later.
     
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    the end results I sawed some pretty good wood
     

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    A chipper sure would come in handy in that situation!
     
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    No storm, they had a tree outfit come in and just drop it on the ground, the area i cut the wood out of , i went back and cut 99% of the limbs down to a lot smaller size. thinking about going to the house beside this one, asking if i can cut them down to size for them as well. Why not, i'm retired and enjoy running the saws, it'll keep me busy for a couple of hours at least. it is pretty good wood, Elm to be exact, BUT, i split some of it with the axe, it measured at the widest 28'' i thought it was closer to 3 ft, but, 28 and tall, hence the straighter wood on it. The main stem had a big hole in it, maybe 6'' diameter so, it was rotting from the inside out.
     
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    any pics? How easy did it split?
     
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    It split very well there was enough length in between the limbs that it split pretty easily, I even split some with a hoe dad ( single bit fire fighting axe) with a hoe type of implement on the back of the head. Picture of stack on “what a mess 2” posting.
     
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