That looks like American elm jacked up on steroids.o_O
I have checked the CL around my area. I found a few good beaters but it's a matter of funds really. As for the hitch and trailer I suppose that's...
Got an entire tree of it from my family's farm, I css all of it myself. Splitting maul and wedge or hydraulics are the only way to go.
Tomorrow morning I'll dig through the snow to see if I can find a few to post. No promises though, the area was recently plowed.
I plan on dropping the maple, the others are staying. What kind of Maple is this, Red or Sugar?
Actually the red maple split like a dream compared to the American Elm I split in the summer, then again some might say iron is easier to split...
That's a good motto. Keeps it shiny and keeps it out of the elements away from corrosive rain and snow.:yes:
I already have CAD, just don't have the funds to back it up.:rofl: :lol: Wood hauling is a first, not to mention a plow would be nice.:whistle:
Black oak is new to me, I've dealt with red and white, but never black oak. Is that the one in the background?
Alaska is a beautiful place.:)
Should be 'getting a pick up'. Don't know how that happened.:confused:
I actually planned on picking up to use specifically for firewood. And being addicted isn't a bad thing.:D
Have another quiz for you guys, originally thought this was a maple until I saw the leaves beneath it. Now I'm a little confused. Could be a from...
Welcome to FHC. :) Nice setup you have there, good saw and a nice splitter, gotta say I'm jealous. And you have a pretty good hoard of firewood...
It's going to be my 'in a pinch' wood just in case my downed seasoned stuff doesn't last through the winter.:yes: Actually a hatchback has some...
Really wish I had a pick up or an atv and trailer right now.:headbang:
Basically running my Focus back and forth from the backyard to the porch. Trying to get this split and stacked in a dry place as quick as...
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Started seriously getting into that maple I cut down earlier today after work. pictures to follow. :coffee:
True, but doesn't change the fact it's sad.:( My parents house was built next to a massive old Locus, no idea the age but Im sure it's past 200 years.
