Another guessing game

I don’t deal with that big of logs very often so I don’t handle them much but I’m sticking with a heavy 155

 

For those of us in the know, the answer is simple:
Count the rings, factor in 1 1 2 3 5 8 13 21 34 55 89..... multiplied by the length and divided by 3.141592654, add 29 if it's a leap year and boom. Looks too heavy to split horizontally, that's all I know.

 

Dont know but after dealing with the 36" pin oak the other day ive just about had it with big wood!

 

After 2 six packs, who cares....

 

190

 

You sucked me in on that one!

 

I could be overestimating my strength too

 

Ill take a guess and say 250lbs.

 

I was told once years ago by an old coworker that if you can't blind them with brilliance, baffle them with B.S.

 

Ive made it this far in life by doing that.

 

That's why I'm so good at b.s.

I also go by the saying if you can't be handsome at least be handy

 

brenndatomu knows that one.



I've also heard the phrase regarding the virtues of duct tape " if you can't Duct it, fu** it.

 

225lb

More than I want to mess with any more!

 

480lbs

 

If we assume 63#/cu-ft, then 32"D x 16"L = 455#

 

That middle just looks heavy or wet. So I went with 65

 

I go with about 370 pounds

 

We have a few guy close...will reveal later today

 

Yes! People who deal with volume generally don't like the big logs. I have a lot of them unfortunately but will try to take care of many of those before it starts to get hot out. Working on them in the sun in July is ZERO fun.

 

What is your normal MO for cutting them? Lift with forks?