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Loaded truck pics.

Discussion in 'Chainsaws and Power Equipment' started by clemsonfor, Oct 7, 2013.

  1. M2theB

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    Good question out there 94.
    What saws do you run pnbsiva, and what are burning?
     
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  2. HDRock

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    Welcome to the club pnbsiva good to have you aboard :):handshake:
    Nice haul of :woodsign:
     
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  3. Hedgerow

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    What does your load consist of?
    What type of trees are you cutting over there?
     
  4. MrWhoopee

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    'Nother Load of the Mother Lode

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    This is my second load from this California Black Oak (Quercus kelloggii). It blew down in 60 mph winds about a month ago. The first load was from the main trunk, green with bark on. This load was from a large, dead scaffold with the bark off. They were both 23-25 in. dia., I calculate the weight of each round at roughly 250 lbs. Even split in half they exceed my load limit.
     
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  5. HDRock

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    I see your homelite still gettin the job done :axe::thumbs:
    How did ya get those puppies in the truck ?
     
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  6. MrWhoopee

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    I built a ramp (just barely visible on the left of the pictures) from a couple of 2x4s. It can be a struggle, but I roll them up. That's why trees are round.
     
  7. HDRock

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    I know that's right , even when I roll em up in the trailer .
    That's some good lookin :woodsign: ya got there
     
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  8. Boogeyman

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    I love that set up you got there, rolling the rounds right from the bed to the splitter is genius!
     
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    I'm too damm old to work stupid. Once they're up in the truck, they don't hit the ground again. Truck to splitter to wheelbarrow to stack. The only downside is I can't go get more wood until I've split the load I have.
     
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    You could get another truck:D, just trying to help.
     
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    well, not a big load of wood but had the Chev Colorado loaded. Really digging the the new ms 362 cm buy they way. Run a gallon of fuel thru it and its starting to come alive. Figured somewhere between a third or a half cord.
     

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  12. Boogeyman

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    Great day to be alive! Ash in the front and black locust in the back
     
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    Cool picture, I like the old barn.:thumbs:
     
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    It's not a bad place at all to spend an afternoon cutting. We're very fortunate to have it and this piece of ground in the family. I seem to always gravitate towards that old barn
     
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    The last of the Ash trees that were recently dropped around the house. I saved all the odd chunks and dropped them off at a friends house with a OWB.
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    This is the pile of ash that we cut and split. It is 50ft long.
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    Excellent work OhioStihl!
     
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    Thanks Boogeyman, I'm about done with it though. 4 good size Ash and one Maple. All the brush, chips and mud lasted too long, I miss cutting in the woods and not having to clean up after myself.
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    No kidding, my absolute least favorite part of hoarding is when I have to clean up brush out of yards!
     
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    Fine load!