Loaded truck pics.

I always enjoy pics of that hard working tundra.

 

Load of mostly 8' cedar poles. Some hardwood in the mix.
Load of cedar chips from the same score.

 

Love me some cedar, but rarely get it.

 

Load of nearly three year seasoned oak heartwood splits. For a good friends stove.

 

Finally got out into the woods for some splitting. Did a BUNCH of cutting in March, early April, but one thing lead to another and couldn't get into the wood with the splitter. This past Saturday, weather cooperated and we hit the woods...
Our pile of rounds... maybe 14' long, 3' high and 3 foot deep. Mostly oak, a little maple. Some of the oak is a little past its due date, but with the price of propane what it is, Its going in the stack regardless.



Did about 2 1/2 of these loads. Estimate about 2 cords worth. The ol' truck is starting to show her age.

The racks.... About 2 1/2 winters worth here

About 2 winters worth on these racks. The open two bays hold about 5 cords.


All the uglies on the ground come from the truck when we are stacking. The uglies/shorts go over by the shop for the fire pit.

 

Semi loaded, he was afraid he was gonna hurt his Cheby.

 

Good chance

 

X2!

 

Feels like I’m going to a gtg!

 

Where are you going with all those saws? Must be quite a score!

 

Helping a friend w/ a walnut removal. Pics to come.

 

Cool. Milling time!

 

Here's the rest of my red oak score. Now don't make to much fun of the crooked cuts and different lengths. Home owner decided to help out this week while I was at work so we wouldn't have to have such a hard day. I'm sure not complaining it'll all burn. That's my cutting buddy Derek.

 

Todays load.

 

Good looking load. Better looking pup. I have a heeler as well. Had to get a new phone so I don't have any pics yet but I will. They sure make good helpers

 

Thanks trapper brad! Yes, he's a real helper for sure.

 

I like the rope through the handles on the saws and cans. I’ll file that tip away in my mind

 

Another free load, only 475 acres to go.

 

Load of honey locust from a recent score.

 

Chestnut oak.