Loaded truck pics.

That is really nice, we don't have hedge down here.

 

Oldest boy got chaps for Christmas that Jon_E sold me. He ran the 180 got 2 tanks and we got a truck load.

 

Nice that he is getting some training and experience with you. Good job

 

My wood hauler needed new sides. I have some small details to finish but I like the outcome.

 

Sweeeet!!

 

Cant wait to see it filled with wood!

 

You can get it cut with a chainsaw??? Didn’t think that was possible

 

It cuts like warm butter... Well maybe not quite like that. It doesn’t cut to bad, all the embedded soil is what’s hard on the cutters as well as the wood it’s super dense.

 

That will hold a lot of splits...

 

We delivered .8 cord of oak this morning.

 

Sorry to bump off track, but is that a true round log home or the log siding? I see the log rafters and was curious about the construction. My Dad had build a square log home the year I was born and I grew up there. His best friend built a round log home around the same time. There are so many cool construction options these days.

Nice trailer too. I have homemade sideboards and headache rack on my truck that I made from Honey Locust. Nice job.

 

The log home is D shaped logs. Curved on outside and flat inside. It is 40 years old and has its challenges. It’s has its positives and negatives.

 

The whole years worth!

 

I think that wins the loaded truck blue ribbon.

 

Looks like your cutting back. I hope your feeling alright.

 

Now for a picture of Both the truck loaded like you usually load it with the dump loaded to the top of the new sides! We’ll be waiting with anticipation!

 

I’ll be waiting in anticipation. That’s a lot of wood

 

We had a small ice storm this weekend. Wife's work had 3 cedar trees fall on a fence. My oldest and I cut up everything and got a small bit of firewood for the future.

 

Love the smell of cedar. Don't seem to get much around here.

 

Had a measured .99 cords in a couple stacks. Loaded it and then split 4 14-16" rounds of post oak, and added it. We will deliver it Wednesday morning, about 50 miles from home. Load like that lasts them 2 yrs.