(broken image removed) So I started around 9 am, just did some messing around until my ol' lady was ready. When she came out, we took the quad back into the woods and started cutting away. Total rounds for the day well over 100, all between 8" and 16". I don't have a wagon for the quad yet, so we load the front and rear racks, and made well over 10 trips total.
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I knew it was just a matter of time before pictures started showing up on this thread,
I shouldn't even click on it.
Just jealous
youns are having way too much fun.
PS, you might be able to drag the logs with the ATV & get more per trip to the truck. I drag some pretty big ones
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I shouldn't even click on it.
Just jealous
youns are having way too much fun.
PS, you might be able to drag the logs with the ATV & get more per trip to the truck. I drag some pretty big ones
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This stuff that is split is stuff we cut that were leanin' no bark, off the ground and no punk. Bone dry. Split and ready for this years burn! (broken image removed)
thats something I should have thought to do.would be alittle tight back there, but some areas would be okbogydave said:I knew it was just a matter of time before pictures started showing up on this thread,
I shouldn't even click on it.
Just jealous
youns are having way too much fun.
PS, you might be able to drag the logs with the ATV & get more per trip to the truck. I drag some pretty big ones
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By clearing the trail a bit, my son and I took ride pretty deep back in the woods, and we found the mother load. Looks like my back will be hurting again next saturday too. :sick:
Backwoods said:
Not again :grrr:
Roughly 1/3 of a cord +/- depending on length of splits. No definite cubic feet measure.
one row of splits/rounds 4' high X 8' long
How wood is measure in some states.
I think
Woody Stover said:
Notice I said finish...I tend to work during the week as circumstances and desire dictate.
2 were already cut up but not split, 1 was split but not hauled to the pile, and 2 of the remaining 3 weren't that big. I split and stacked the first two before some out of state family showed up unexpectedly. The remaining four still haven't been touched.
You should see my work shop. I have a dozen projects I could finish this week if didn't start 3 m...look a squirrel!
Backwoods said:
Friday December 9th, I will be splitting & stacking some Sugar Maple,Yellow Birch and some Cherry. Saturday will be spent getting more downed Cherry from back in the Woodlands out.
Sunday will be a day of hauling rounds out in the old green truck, might grab a dead standing tree without any bark on Sunday which is close to the trail.
zap
I'll be going out again on saturday, after finding a good supply out back. Hopefully will get a cord outta the way. Everyday its getting colder and the weekend lows will be in the teens.
bluedogz
Minister of Fire
Saturday: Cutting, bucking and hauling wood . . . even convinced a good friend of mine (those of you at the Woodstock Open House met Aaron -- he was the one who looked like he was learing at Gamma . . . I think he was just eye balling her beer though) to help me since he enjoys running his chainsaw.
Sunday: Going to prison.
Sunday: Going to prison.
Hope to cut Saturday and split Sunday. Bucked and hauled a bunch of beech last weekend, and hope to finish some red maple, hemlock, and drop/buck some red oak this Saturday. Splitting sounds fun for Sunday - I want to make a bunch of hemock and red maple kindling (~ 2" square) for next year, so I'd like to get it split now. If we have another shoulder season like this next year, the extra kindling will be nice - a lot of cold starts this year and a lot of burning in mild temps - nice to have a lot of dry small stuff to warm the flue with a nice hot fire. Cheers!
I've been travelling for work all week. Nothing like sitting in meetings and sitting on planes all week to work up a wood cutting appetite. I'm off tomorrow and will spend my morning in the woods. Going to start work on a monster hedge tree...should be a couple cord or more in the one tree. Can't wait.
red oak
Minister of Fire
Headed out Saturday morning - weather in Va looks like it'll be perfect for cutting wood. Got some oak and black locust calling my name.
We have some oak to get in, hopefully so much we'll leave the cutting and splitting to next week.
That's my favourite type of work backlog ;-)
That's my favourite type of work backlog ;-)
ohio woodburner said:
Nah . . . to my knowledge he was never in prison . . . good lawyer I guess.
Two cords?! That's a virtual Hedgezilla! Don't forget your camera. :cheese:lukem said:
I saw a couple of big ones behind my MIL's house, on another property. Don't think they're two-corders though.
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