Loaded truck pics.

Bradford pear, easy splitting good burning

 

It's an 06 with 164k on it
Trans was done at 154 by previous owner
Engine done at 140 or 145 by previous owner
Got it for a steal in this market 7k.
Trucks are sky high right now, so I though my money would go farther with a van

 

Good looking load of fine wood.

 

Green cycle used to run the compost center in my old home town.

 

Half cord load of nuggets/shorts. Mostly black & honey locust, sugar maple, Kentucky coffee tree and mulberry.
Dried 40-44 months.

 

Making money doing something you enjoy. Sounds like a win/win!

 

That’s good to hear! I was starting to feel very bad for you!

 

Hey Brad, the bow in that tailgate gives you another, maybe, 1/2 of a face cord of capacity??

 

Mighty fine load of BTU's there Brad. I would suffer with that load.

 

Im confused? Why would you suffer?

 

There are those who feel shorties and chunky monkeys are only good for firepit or the brush pile.

 

You f

You originally from around Indiana?
The 1st greencycle was between Lebanon and zionsville as far as I know

 

No. Lived in the area my whole life

 

Barkless black locust

 

Does this count? We called it 7 cord of oak wood. I didn’t take the whole pile.


Used a Massey 7500 compact loader


10 cord bile he’d split up . What’s left is already sold.


Pretty heaped in there



It was a 640 mile trip. With fuel, still cheaper than making it myself.

 

I'm jealous!!!

 

Now that is what I call a truck load.

 

I freaking love this

 

Norway maple

 

Love the drone shots! Nice score