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Power company scraps

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by tuneighty, Feb 8, 2015.

  1. tuneighty

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    Finally got out and loaded the trucks... Power company came in to clear the lines, left lots of God wood for us.

    Few miles away at our uncles place, Wrenchguy11 and filled both our beds. I was starting to show a little...

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    I can positively ID some mulberry, walnut, and locust, maybe some maple??

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  2. Gasifier

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    Nice grab tuneighty! Looks like some good BTUs at a great price!
     
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    nice haul you have there
     
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    :axe:Nice
     
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    Nice stuff man.
     
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    Good load there! Good feeling seeing theres few weeks worth of wood there in only a few hours!
     
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  7. BDF

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    Saw the title of this thread and was sure you had picked up some extra electricity (electrons) in a bag or something. :D

    That is a nice looking load of wood though.

    Brian
     
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  8. NH_Wood

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    Great grab - good to be on the lookout and snag it when it's available - it all adds up over time - with the snow you have, you can still split and stack.......not so much here! Cheers!
     
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  9. Greenstick

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    With the title I was waiting to see a pile of chips and sparking wires as you cut down some really straight trees with no branches. Wood smells funny but burns hot, hey why don't we have lights.:whistle:
     
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  10. tuneighty

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    Sadly, yes, not much snow at all, Ice in store today, then maybe a coating of snow tonight. I personally wish we could get 20+" ...
     
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  11. mr.finn

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    Nice score. If you want snow you can come up here, we have lots of it!!
     
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  12. Gark

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    Nice score - and I wonder if the guys that took it down cut it into even length rounds or if you did. Around here, the power co. tree guys slice it up into impossible lengths and never even close to 90 degree crosscuts. Not complaining ya know, but the cut angles won't stand up for hand splitting.

    Got yourself a neat pile of warm winter days...
     
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  13. jetjr

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    Believe it or not we had an abandoned pole line that some people did that. Not for firewood but to steal the wire.
     
  14. tuneighty

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    It was in odd lengths, but most were longer, pretty quick to buck it, harder to get it on the trucks. The one mulberry we chained up and pulled it to the road for easy processing and loading.
     
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    God wood must burn really well!!

    :BrianK:
     
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  16. tuneighty

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    Nice catch... Lol
     
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    Great stuff.Was pretty sure you had some Mulberry there in part of the stack.
     
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  18. tuneighty

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    Yeah, the largest tree they left was mulberry. Not sure about the lighter wood w/ center dark spot. Does Ash get like that?