Got about 90 min of splitting done the right way before the remnants of Harvey arrived-Little by little...started new pile
How much did it dump on you? I have three or so inches here with a mist falling now. I was glad to see the rain because it had turned really dry again.
Just misting here as well but steady-all totaled, less than 2" over the past 2 days...Supposed to be out of here this afternoon then really pleasant with nights in mid-50's...Fall is here and I love it,, Hope Irma doesnt make landfall-God bless the folks in TX and LA
Went to my cutting/splitting project this morning to haul load home and stack a bit-couldnt haul all I have split and you can see I have a bit more work...Feels good to be playing with my wood again...
Cribbing complete, bout half load stacked before kick-off And my precious 12 yo boxer...Carroll Lees Savannah Smiles...aka SAVVY
Ah, yeah, the vertical splitting the big boys. I do that too when I have the MTD splitter at my disposal. However, when I have the big stuff to split, and I have the old didier that is only horizontal, I just roll them up to the beam. In that respect, the low working height of the old didier works well. The big rounds are work, no matter what way they split, but they sure give a lot of splits, so it's worth it. How long is your shoulder on "light duty" ?
Hey my friend Horkn - I'm scheduled for surgery Dec 20th-I hope this finds you well, hoarded up and ready for fall Pulled the trigger on a new truck yet???
Craziest thing, just when I dropped down the driveway my brakes went out in the old girl. When I pulled in front of the pallets to stack my pedal went to the floor-Could have been hairy if it had happen sooner pulling 1500 lbs....I come down a couple pretty steep hills on the way from my buddies 5 mi away so I'm down til I get a section of brake line replaced,,,right here in the driveway, a break on the brakes for once
You never know when that's going to happen , weak spot in the rusty line , BAM no brakes. I'm glad it happened in your driveway
