Loaded truck pics.

Scrounged some Cherry, Mulberry, and a couple rounds of Ash at the compost site this morning.

 

Missed this post. NICE load there SD!

 

Thanks. Got it all split up over the weekend. Ended up with 2 full 275 gal totes and maybe a half. Lower temps but humidity was higher. Nice not having to deal with the big stuff for a change.

 

A load of pine that's been sitting in my driveway since last fall. Been so busy and have so much other wood decided to get it out of here. Listed it on FMP and CL to see if any takers. If not I may just put the effort in to cut and split it up. All solid and I don't mind burning pine.

 

Not a typical load but i used the PU to move splits right off the splitter to the stack.

 

That first picture had me there. For a moment I thought you had your truck loaded front to back like that

 

Swamp White Oak

 

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I wouldn't put it past him.

 

Ill hafta try that some time! I used to deliver a full cord at once in a truck the same size.

 

The real Carolina squat


And a pic of my in progress privacy fence. Neighbor can’t see me unloading.

 

Lookin" good !!

 

Free wood

 

My two favorite words! Where'd you get those? Looks like white oak? Firewood or project lumber?

 

My son wants to make some tables and benches. I need to make an altar for the saws.
My buddy has a mill and is cleaning up his yard on bosses order. Some oak, sourwood, pine and mystree wood.

 

Taco spring abuse week

 

Only the Stihl's

 

Borrowed a small dump trailer this weekend. Got a project to cut up this dead oak. 32" bar did not cut all the way through at the base. About 8 foot up a 24" bar doesn't quite cut it.

I did not drop this tree. I did not like the looks of the hinge wood but I was told a guy that cuts trees all week cut it down.


Got 5 sections 18" long cut, split, and loaded into the trailer before a thunderstorm stopped us from working.

On the way home my son and I found some limbs someone lost going to the green waste dump....so we picked up the branches and dumped the brush.

Went a head and loaded up the trailer the rest of the way with some nice oak and ash sections that were just too good to be ground up into compost.

Going to cut and split Sunday if the rain holds out.

 

Willow Oak, Japanese Maple and a pallet. Japanese Maple is a dense heavy wood.

 

Have you burned Japanese Maple yet Chud ? I’m curious to know how it fares in the stove since there’s so many of them up here as yard trees.