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Splitting Some Locust

Discussion in 'The Wood Pile' started by buZZsaw BRAD, Jun 18, 2022.

  1. WinonaRail

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    If you have room for 137 saws (I might not have counted all of them) then there's certainly room for a splitter!! :whistle::thumbs::rofl: :lol::dex:
     
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    There's room downstairs for a splitter but getting it in and out of there may pose a problem. :rofl: :lol:

    Have a great day and hoard on my friend!
     
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    Clearly you have enough saws to cut an access hole!! Happy Friday!
     
  4. buZZsaw BRAD

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    Processed and stacked the rest of the wood on Thursday. IMG_1308.JPG Couple more loads needed to fill it. Should i get more BL?
     
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    Why would you NOT?
     
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    Does Stihl make the best chainsaws?
     
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    FIFY! :D
     
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    I have enough dry BL on hand for next seasons customers including this location. Sold 9-10 cords last Winter. The back couple rows may not be dry enough for the upcoming season and i tried to stack it as such. The BL score i got last month was green so had to get that in there first. I have a couple spots to cut some barkless so if i decide to do so. Him and i have a couple blowdowns in the neghbors woods we got dibs on. Ill buck and split and he has to tractor them out. I want the ash he gets the red maple. Itd be most practical to SS right there even though its not BL. Plus id like to start staging rounds again so when empty i can refill right away and be ready for the following season. Its an easy place to get in and out of and 1/4 mile down the street from my house.
     
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    oh yeah! :dex: :saw:
     
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    Nice tight stacks! You mentioned how there was no log tray/split catcher. Here’s my DHT 28 ton splitter. It came with a huge log tray. It’s really handy.
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