Same here with disposing of the splitter litter. Although as of late ill use feed bags and collect the little shards. Sell them to customers....
How was the weather up there? You always wanted to be closer to God! :D Nice job getting it down safely with no incidents. :thumbs:
I thought you made your own firewood Dave?
Nice load of topsoil. Not liking that empty shed though! :(
Either way, they can haul a boatload of wood! White Fords getting it done! :tree: Blue's too, right Dave! ;)
Stacked the general cordage cherry and dead maple. Topped it off with some dead ash. Rare for me to have a full half cord rack of dead barkless....
Its all the splitter trash as its going through a processor, onto conveyor and into dump truck. No screen at the end to filter it out. Guy I cut...
Hey Eric you holding out on us??? If you're hoardin' we want pics! A wise a$$ FHCer once said "pics or it didn't happen"!
Kickin' a$$ there LC3! :dex: :saw: :axe: :stacker: Way to get it done! :thumbs:
Nice looking rack of wood there Mike. I prefer noodling over trying to split gnarlies even with a hydro. Easier to stack. I've started cutting...
Last of the ash heartwood was moved to the shed on Saturday and stacked. TP in front. [ATTACH] Second row nearly topped. Being filled right to...
Always a prized score. :thumbs: Best go back and get the rest soon.
Second or third time I've run into one of these while firewooding since the OP nearly seven years ago. The nature nerd in me did a little...
Temp around 50 with a wind chill when I lit the fire to start the charcoal. Splitter scraps in the pit and a porterhouse on the charcoal.[ATTACH]
X2. Although he may have unintentionally created an event for future GTG's called round chuckin'! :whistle:
Was planning on a day at home doing minimal but decided to split the second load as it was cool and warmer days forecasted this week. Dead maple...
It mostly is no bueno, but it was in the way of the other and Goldilocks sized (still heavy sum beech). The heartwood goes to smoker inventory...
Ill bet you were sniffing every split?...I would be!!! CO is my favorite of all oaks in terms of splitting and aroma. Kinda wish I scored more...
Some really nice stacks and an impressive amount of wood! :thumbs: That Kuuma ain't going hungry anytime soon.
Gotta love how oak splits. Should wrap that up this week?
