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10 cord progress (pictures)

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  1. bwhunter85

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    Almost got it all cut and stacked. Most of it was already split into boiler size pieces, I did have to take the Fiskars to a few of the big pieces, 10 4x4 pallets thus far.[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]
     
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    Looks good. Those are some big splits!
     
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    What did they split the logs with?
     
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    Nice stacks, man Them is some big uns :woodsign: :thumbs:
     
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    Those are some HOSS sized chah-hunks!
    You sir, shall stay warm bwhunter85 :thumbs:
    :fire:
     
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    Nice of the dog, helping you move those pallets.
     
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    You've been a busy man. That was a good sized load.
     
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    This guy Screenshot_2016-03-11-19-07-32.png

    Is that a Bernese?
     
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  9. bwhunter85

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    Australian Shepherd, she is a little hefty. Lol
     
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    I was going to say English shepherd, from the coloration, and not quite the size of a Bernese.

    Did she win that battle vs the pallet?;)
     
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    Easy to feed. She eats pallets
     
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    All cut and stacked! Now to hit the woods and keep cutting.

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    Looks Good. 10 4x4 pallets. Your half way there.
     
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    Nice to see another feller that has the big splits also. Heavy, but far fewer loads in the stove :dex:
     
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    Awesome! Is this for an OWB? Cheers!
     
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    Yes, use for OWB.

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    Figured with the size of those splits! Nice work! Cheers!
     
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    Nice work bwhunter85 and I like the Aussie.....we are on our 2nd Aussie 2 years old now and there for a while I didn't know if he or us were going to survive the puppy days.
     
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    Thanks! Yes, ours is 3 years old and still acts like a puppy! She is a handful!

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    Yes our boy still has some ornery puppy in him. Piper 008.jpg
     
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