Oak wood left to it's own uncovered for a while turns dark like that most time I've noticed, wonder if it's the constantly getting wet and drying...
I've got a lot in the woods.:rofl: :lol:
I hear you on that one. Been either in the 70's or 80's for the past few days here. :shocked:
Locust and black birch with a maple scrounge? You're hitting it lucky, maybe you should buy a lottery ticket too?:rofl: :lol:
That's a good yield.:yes:
Won't be any snow in the picture this time.:p
About how many splits do you get out of a monster like that?
The underbrush you're dealing with looks nuts. But GIBIR is more important.:thumbs:
Either a selfie or a picture of my poor little focus squatted down on it's rear springs. :rofl: :lol:
I was going to ask if you at least had a wedge, that one is a monster. :shocked:
Yep, apparently it's a new trend.:rofl: :lol: I also have permission from my boss to scrounge his brush pile so provided it's not raining tomorrow...
You raise a good point. He'd probably end up taking more.:picard:
Maybe I'll borrow the girlfriend's camera to take pics, rather than use my ipod.:rofl: :lol:
Maybe if he had asked to help split and/or stack it would be a different story?:picard:
Depends on the tree.:p
I'm relatively sure both trees were in the mid 20's. The cherry a bit taller by a few feet but it was all brush. But I'll have to do the...
Nice hoard, and great setup. :drool:
I have to do all the hauling by hand in the woods, as I won't take the wheel barrow out there so anything too big and I can't move them by hand....
A lot more. Cherry is 19.5m btu/chord and Black Birch is 24.2m btu/chord on sweeps.
Cherry rounds to the left in that last picture.
