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Working on 18-19 today

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  1. gboutdoors

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    Got out this morning and took down 4 dead standing Red Oaks. This will top off the first 2 1/2 cords for 18-19.
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    Last one to cut up and load.
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    And back at the pile to split and stack all the same morning.
     
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    How's that for efficiency?

    Love it!

    Gooder tools sure helps. :)
     
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    Looks like a good day in MassashootSis.
     
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    Yup great day for working your wood!!
    :rofl: :lol: Here in Taxachusetts.
    Just finished the splitting and stacking. One 20'x4'x4' pallet of heat.
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    The pallet on the right is my wood for Jan-Feb. that space will become the other 2 1/2 cords for 18-19. I am thinking of putting a roof / shed up there.
     
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    Man that is a lot of orange in that picture. The right equipment sure make life easier.
     
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    Looks good. How do your tarps hold up? Do you tie them down. Always nice getting ahead just in case ..keep up the nice work...
     
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    I staple them down to the splits they hold up well but only last a year before they start to leak. They come from 20'x4' pallets of kleer trim boards at work so the price is right and I can get all I need.
     
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    I gotta get me one of those tractors, thanks for the great pics!:stacke:
     
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    git r done
     
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