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how much wood can fit...

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by capetownkg, Feb 16, 2014.

  1. clemsonfor

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    I started with just one stihl 390 and my ranger. Well I had the k10 then too.
     
  2. Loon

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    There are worse ways of hauling cape :confused: ;)

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  3. ailanthus

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    A little trailer would go a long way,though I've hauled a fair amount of wood home in my 95 Saturn. Mostly, i use a 4'x8' harbor freight trailer pulled by a minivan. It's paid for itself. MANY times over and I haven't busted it yet. Except for the taillights :confused:.
     
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  4. clemsonfor

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    The wife and I have hauled lots of stuff in our 96 saturn but never fire wood! Hauled lots of lumber plywood. Furniture and other stuff you would never think would go in there.

    I dont think I could get enough wood in there though? A few blocks of green oak would smash that thing to the ground.
     
  5. ailanthus

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    Yeah, it's not much for hauling weight, but can't complain with 275,000 miles.
     
  6. clemsonfor

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    Thats the reason we did not sell it like 4 years ago. Still driving it daily. I think it has like 230k on it now. It on stands right now waiting on a new heater core, the right one hopefully this time, to arrive. I am driving my 90 ranger with 298k on it.
     
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  7. capetownkg

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    yea my car has 174 k and i put close to 500 a week on it for work. she has been a beast.
     
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    A cord in the hand is worth two in the bush. It is good to bring home any kind of free wood. Except willow.
     
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    when I was bringing busted up pallets home in a K-car wagon every night I wished I had a s10
     
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