[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I got a trailer load, and it has half of one piece of trunk but I don’t know from how far up. Chainsaw starting now!
Guy that took it down had a 395 with a 48 inch bar and from what I could see at the far bottom he needed 7ft of bar. But a true diameter, maybe 3...
Nah, that chunk probably weighed 8k, I’d be noodling that thing all day. I think that guy either had a mill or was taking it to one. Hopefully...
It was going. some of the limbs I got were gamey. Was dark by the time I got home but I’ll post a picture when I process
I was there getting limbs and that guy was there. I don’t know him, but I think he does rollback services for police wrecks or something
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Just need em small enough to go in the door of this!
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And on other misc note, I like deck over as it gives you wider load capacity and gets the wood waist high for loads you split as you take it off,...
I think it’s good to haul 7000 lbs and weighs 3000 empty
It is a deck over, 16 ft long and 8 ft wide, with slide out ramps so I can haul tractor. Only mod is welded deals inside in corners and middle...
I mainly get log loads from arborists where customers don’t want the wood, which its ability to dump makes it worth it. But the locust came from...
Yep, that’s what the two wheel barrow loads are, if flammable, in it goes…..
Burn about 10/1 to 4/15, and burn whatever wood I get, so all species, but about 17 or that full lean to
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We fired up about 10/15, been burning mainly junk until recently, but the lean to draw down is underway now
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Two loads of pin oak and one load of honey locust, two pickup loads and one car load to helpers, and the rest on the pile. Some much needed rain...
