Thanks for the replies everyone. Thought it was elm but haven't worked with enough to know for sure. Mixed in with a half cord of ash and cherry,...
Took down a few standing dead trees at my mother in laws. Is this elm? Bark falling off moisture read 30% and under. But split reeaall stringy.
I'm not sure exactly what kind of oak it is. Ill be giving it a diesel/used oil coat once its on the trailer
Picked up some 2" oak from a local mill to redeck the floor and make some real nice permanent sides. Also pulled a nice red oak log out of my tree...
Yea I'm not quite sure just going off what the tree guy said. Rounds are real heavy. Not one I'm familiar with, was a big yard tree.
Got a face cord of the best 16" pieces split. Anything 18" or more im not gonna mess with resizing, just giving to a buddy with an owb. Probably...
Yea I've got a hyrdo splitter. Ran a tank of gas through it today, split about 1/4 cord. Couple tough peices but not terrible to split
Update: tree guy was out there today, said its an elm.
Tree ID? Its one I've never worked with before but is this a honey locust? Buddy from work lives close and a tree service just took this down....
Worked out great, right across the road from my house
Field across the road had a good sized dead ash I've been watching for a while. Farmer was out discing today and I noticed him pushing it out of...
Finally got a garden started this year. Made some room over winter when we took down a big oak leaning on the house and some other smaller trees...
I do I found a good source for parts about an hour from me, guy has a salvage yard for john deere garden tractors. Checked it out the other day...
Thank you, didn't need another project but it was my old friends thats no longer here so gonna get it up and running again for now and eventually...
Yup, 318 has 3 blown tires, I dragged it up on the trailer to move it behind the barn for now.
Brought home a project john deere 318. Hopefully not too much needed to get it running again and then it'll be headed to moms to drag her horse...
Splitter is in for a weld repair this week so I've been hand splitting. Did a wagon load of sugar maple, oak and black locust today, and bucked...
Didn't get a ton done today but got a some oak rounds split that ive been ignoring for a couple years
My storage area is an old powerline access that they moved the power lines out of last year, just about the only spot on my place I get full sun...
I've dealt with red and sugar but not a ton of silver, whats the chances of this being ready to burn this coming season or is it better for 27/28?
