Loaded truck pics.

Load of maple. mostly red with the balance silver.

 

Mixed hardwood load. White oak, black birch and beech.

 

I’m seeing the 400 on your tailgate a lot.

 

Its gone to a "lot" of cuts recently. The 20" bar gets moved among the .375 saws. The 462 or 460 is next in line. Liking the 16" & 20" bar tandems on cuts.

 

Trailer load of mixed wood. Ash, red oak,. And some big stuff that I haven't identified.

 

White oak, hickory, and red oak.

 

Picked up a little crooked crab

 

3 loads of elm

 

3 loads of mostly ash. Some oak and maple

 

Almost a full load of silver maple. About the limit I want to lift into the truck!

 

Half a cord of mostly oak

 

1/4 cord bundle of yellow birch maple and ash defects from a baseball bat manufacturer

 

Load of white oak with some black birch and beech.

 

I cut up some Elm today

 

Interesting score.

 

Awesome stuff

 

Different truck than I’m used to seeing@JimBear New to you or new to the forum? Looks like a nice load of future agony

 

It is my brother’s, he told me I could use it while I am waiting on my door to arrive for my other pickup. His FIL bought it new & gave it to my brother when he bought another new one.

He offered to sell it to me, we are haggling over the price. The tow/haul in the transmission doesn’t work, the temp control doesn’t work for the cab, the 4wd doesn’t work & it needs new shocks.

This load of Elm won’t be split until next year or maybe 2 years. It should be dried a bit by then.

 

You mean he wants the tow haul in the transmission works, temp control works, 4wd works, and it just got new shocks price? He doesn’t have to give it away, but a fair price seems reasonable, especially considering he got it for free Nice looking wood hauler if things work out

 

I’m sure he will be reasonable, even if current prices aren’t