Loaded truck pics.

Mockernut Hikoree

 

A load of poplar and some remains of a small shed gone to a friend of ours.

 

White Oak and Hickory no tariff

 

Both of those are anomalies around here.

And I am not talking about the trailer & track loader.

The chains/straps & working lights on the trailers seems to be optional equipment around here.

 

A load of mostly dead ash topped off with a few splits of black walnut. Outdoor fire pit wood for a repeat customer 2 miles from my house.

 

Almost sad that that nice load of splits is destined for an outdoor fire pit. Of course as a seller we shouldn't care what happens to it, but we know the work (and love) that went into making it. Have you offered nuglies at a discount? Gonna have to scrounge up some lower BTU wood for those customers.

 

Only 3/4 cord of 13" splits on today.
Ran out of time . But my splitter stand works good.

 

Built a ramp last week . CTLs are great , but not really tall .

 

Hopefully it will be easy to move with the rock grapple bucket on the Little Ox. My name for the skidsteer/ CTL .
It's not super heavy duty . So I'll have to be careful . But if I am . It works real good . It's just the right height and big enough that I'm not dropping splits .

 

Still the same old Timber Champ , electric , kinetic splitter. Still works .
Having quite a gas leak from my old Honda generator . Don't know what that's from.

 

1080 splits on this load . Handled every one of them at least twice . By hand . I need a dump bed ! . And a conveyor

 

A bit over 1 cord . 180 cf of 13: long

 

Nice load of farwood

 

Loaded and ready.

 

Have a fun, safe day, brother

 

Have to share these pics here as well. Nice load of black oak.

 

That's a Nice jag of wood on your trailer !!
How is Black oak different from red oak ?

 

Black is a red family oak. W/o a leaf to identify, I’d never be able to distinguish. Unlike say pin oak. They look and smell different.

 

Beautiful sight right there