Loaded truck pics.

That doesn't look like the tulip that I've processed...

 

Agreed, the timber form looks like tulip poplar (dead straight) but the wood color/grain isn’t right and those don’t look like TP seeds hanging out in the canopy. That’s got to be basswood.
Basswood seeds in winter:

 

I thought it looked like Basswood.

 

Here's a confirmed tulip kill from a couple years ago.

 

I can’t think of anything that has bracts like Lindens.

 

Yup, and when that is split it has a greenish yellow tint to it...with a lil purple here n there sometimes

 

Same here for the most part.

 

Half cord load of 50%+ nearly four year old red oak and mixed hardwood.

 

my most recent firewood haul/tree job.
2.5 loads of fire wood
1.5 loads of brush, one of which is absolutely stuffed. Got up in there with the chainsaw 5 times during loading to get it all to fit
18ft trailer with 2ft sides

 

That’s right

 

Even the logger ran it for a bit. He said nice saw good power, but I’ll stick with my Stihl

 

Grabbed some of the deadfall today.
Probably shouldn't have been in the woods. Its too muddy. Need the cold to freeze the ground up.
I believe it would have been dang near impossible for the jeep to tug another load out in these conditions.
Fun, but now have a mee to clean up.

 

Nice work! BTW, my wife is from 48895

 

Some free pine already cut and or split and some random junk that I got from the same buddy.

 

Half cord load of barkless black locust

 

Small load of poplar limbs out of my way and into the yard of a man who needed some cheap heat

 

Loaded truck…



And, have to include the pic here too. Got a trailer load of chestnut oak today.

 

Some people say my truck "is not a real truck" but it hauls everything I need.
The lumber is all scrounged from a dumpster at work, and it burns great

 

Nice to see the Maverick earning it's keep.

Fresh honey locust, a small amount of 7-year-old locust and some odds and end chunks.

 

Yep that's Yellow Poplar. Bark and heartwood is a dead giveaway, I don't even need to see the leaves.