Loaded truck pics.

What a great truck

 

Now that's a wood hauler Stlshrk!

 

Canadian border VT , and Boogeyman .

Thanks. But, it isn't mine. It belongs to one of the BIL's. I took the pic this weekend while we were running the processor.

So, we rented a firewood processor.

 

Birch from today after work, was a good thing I am ahead with wood cutting. After the first cut the chain tensioner broke. My local Stihl dealer meet me at the shop for a $8 part. Today is my Monday, it never dawned on me that today was Sunday until the dealer mentioned coming in on Sunday to take care of a customer. Said it was his way of thanking me. Man am I lucky to have him around.

 

Made an effort to catch up with Rope Saturday, 1 of 2 loads that day. This one was some more shag

 

Yes Sir, just shaking the bush, and trying to get on the 3 year plan.

 

Also, not mine, but my FIL's.

 

Is that a Dana 14 processor?

 

Rope , This year we got the SC15. It was a beast!.

We used the 4 way wedge on all but 5 cords of smaller very straight stuff that we were able to use the 6 way on. In 40 cords, we only had 2 hang ups. And, I think that may have been contributed to by some operator error on the height of the 4 way on both.

 

That’s awesome, do you know the name of the rental place.

 

Shut Up And Take My Money!

 

Rope

Here is the link to their nationwide list of locations. Unfortunately, I don't see any in Alaska yet. But, maybe that is a business opportunity for you buddy!

Rent a Firewood Processor - Dyna Rentals

 

Thank you, I started on google search yesterday Made the guess you used Mid Atlantic Dyna. I am thinking of getting one and not renting it out necessarily, as not many tractors or skid steers in these parts. I am thinking of doing the processing, one price if they can feed the processor, another if I have to.

 

I got to take the 3 yr old with me today
Hes Lots of fun
He even helped me stack it on the truck
The snow has been melting like crazy
It's been pretty muddy around here
Still can't get up the mountain All split and in the stack

 

Dead standing last weekend

 

Cut a couple sassafras down for a friend over the weekend. It uprooted partially during the last windstorm and was close to hitting the cable line and potentially the house. I rigged it down and then loaded up the logs for the ole hardy to munch on.

 

Load of birch that came home today and a load of spruce ready to make the trip.

 

It's hard to keep up with Rope , he's got cool woodhaulers and stuffs .
I usually end up playing Donk if I dont have a tractor with me .
Here's a few pics from my archives

 

The spruce that was cut yesterday made it home today.

 

I am just working the problem...tree is where the roots are and needs to get to my wood pile. I did just place a order last night with a local shop to build me a ATV/UTV double axel walking beam log hauler. Hope to have it by the time the snow melts. We are shooting for a 1/4 cord per trip. I have the line on a nice stand of fire killed spruce that is going to be about a mile to one and a half one way trip. Via the D-6 line cut, should be just the ticket.