Ouch, sounds like an expensive load of wood
Best poison ivy remedy I've come across is a bit of tilex. Just spray a little bit on when you start getting blisters. Let it site for a minute or...
I like to think my trailer backing skills are pretty good, but a semi would be intimidating Is it the same basic method as backing a normal...
My eyeballin skills are purrdy good :D
Id get the poison ivy off the tree before splitting and burning. That stuff is no good to breath in and the oils in the ivy linger around long...
Nice loads :D This will be fun, I know theres a few here that do the same thing
Bark just doesn't look like cherry to me. Got any better shots of the bark, or a split face?
Thats what I call them too :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
Is whats in the trunk also what you're trying to ID, or just the last few pics? I'm gonna need better pics of the smaller rounds to take a good...
My exact thoughts. I would consider one if it wasnt elf sized
That's the result of poor grain orientation. That is the most important thing when selecting a handle for a striking tool. The grain should be "up...
Looks like a good set up. Nice tractor too, bet that makes wood handling easier :thumbs:
Some people are just plain stupid :loco: :crazy:
I understood ya Andy. That bark looks like plain old red oak to me :cool:
Love seeing CL call-out posts :rofl: :lol:
Nice looking load pql :thumbs:
Think he just meant get the 36" and wait to put it on the 441 until its got some extra bananas, and use the 660 in the meantime
lol saw that coming halfway through reading your idea :rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol::rofl: :lol:
Ask him if he'll buy you an 880 and he can keep the wood :D
4 acres of pallets? That was probably a real blaze :eek:
