Only on firewood hoards can that be said and not be taken out a context.
Not sure if that spot was planned during construction, but it works perfect.
Dressed it up a bit after working it. [ATTACH]
Gigi thinks camping is a good time for napping. [ATTACH]
Spread a load of top soil to smooth things out some. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
This is loader bucket # 5 of rocks. I down to half dollar sized ones now that I'll live with. Pad preparation starts this weekend. [ATTACH]
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Sometimes the easiest job turn out to be the ones that give you the most grief. Glad it all worked out in the end.
Great job showing little man the ways of the firewood hoarder tribe!
I've met a lot of snow flakes!
Red oak, white oak, post oak and hickory are my main firewood species around me. There are others and as a scrounger feeding an OWB I'm not to picky.
Doesn't get much easier than that. Nice to see the future generation firewooder helping out.
Never met one to big. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
They claim you can leave it un buried if need be, so 2-2.5' will be fine. Looks like you are making good progress. I hope to start working on the...
Holy plunge cut batman, I've never seen a butcher job that even comes close to that. Glad everyone is safe.
I'm sure he probably stayed at a Holiday Inn Express.
Based off your video, I'd split it and forget it. Wouldn't even bother trying to get that off. Don't think most customers would worry about it.
I have one I got off Amazon, not sure of the brand but it works for my needs.
Got the trench finished up and the hole into the crawl space. Oh yeah moved another bucket of rocks that I'd rather not put on the line set....
Would it be better on your lovely bride if you backed up from the stacks and use that awesome conveyer you got?
