Lol :rofl: :lol:
Too many huh? :rofl: :lol: Just kidding :drunk: :cheers::pete:
Nice little tree :thumbs: I love me some cherry :smoke:
Lotsa downed wood Dennis :thumbs: Not quite as snowy as zaps though :D
I just like noodling cause it's fun :D
Not a bad idea to distribute weight
I imagine if you don't load directly on top it'd be fine. Let the rounds sit on the floor and the cover at the same time I've had sit wood in a...
My 1990 w250 has been down south for the last couple decades and only has a tiny bit of rust on the passenger fender. Salt is tough on vehicles....
Oooh that's a good lookin saw :drool: :smoke:
Good news for all involved Dennis :thumbs:
I prefer cutting knots in half. Makes splitting much easier if half the knot is at the bottom of a round vs the whole knot being in the middle :axe:
Yer dog wants some beer I think :D
That's some real squiggly stuff there dave :eek:
I do that with really large rounds that need to be broken down to move them and hand split, and also crotches or knotty pieces that can't be split...
Very nice jon :thumbs:
Welcome aboard :thumbs: Oil use sounds fine to me. Too much is better than too little. I wish my 291 would use oil like that
You guys just try to keep all your appendages in tact :D
Looks like maple to me
I'd say the saw, but I'm guessing you forgot the TP huh? :rofl: :lol:
I've gotten it in a yardbird beech
