Too much to do...

[burntime]

I traded a chainsaw to drop 3 trees by the house. Wow was the guy quick with the bucket truck! Now I have to clean it up and haul the brush! I also found out the axle tube on my tractor is bad so I have to change out the whole rear end. Gonna be tough to use it to haul wood until it brakes... Its always something Good news is I now have 2 ash and 2 shagbark hickory's to cut up that are probably 20 inchs at check height for next year or the following... I am guessing its a cord and a half or so. Its a good start

 

[KeepItNatural]

When it rains it pours right? Sounds good tho- with that supply.

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Do ya need some help on this one?

 

[Jags]

If you need to prioritize - allow me to suggest that you get the hickory bucked up and off the ground. For such a hard wood, it will amaze you at how fast it can start going south. I guess if your only talking a week or a month - probably not a big deal, but the sooner the better.

 

[burntime]

The ash is cut up, not split but cut and stacked already. One of two hickory's are done as well. Not bad for an hour and a half. Needless to say with a cracked upper rib I am taking a break. Maybe work on it again tomorrow. I also have to haul the brush out. I end up splitting it at leisure between snow storms...

 

[burntime]

Wow, they were bigger then I thought. I probably have 2 cord worth already and a face cord to still cut and stack.....

 

[burntime]

6 loads of brush to the dump and still have another 6 or so to go! Wow, they do not look that big when they are standing! Good news is I just keep adding to the wood supply cutting down the branchs! :lol: