Guess the weight

[ucm931]

Just the 18.5x11x15.
It's about the size I noodled the rounds down to move. There were about 14 pieces per round.

How much fuel has this tree et up so far?

 

[Wolverine]

How much fuel has this tree et up so far?

Probably about 3-3.5 gallons. I keep the chains fresh.

 

[Cat 525]

Just the 18.5x11x15.
It's about the size I noodled the rounds down to move. There were about 14 pieces per round.

Big pile of noodles I reckon!

 

[CR888]

So 18.5" long, 15" wide & 11" deep...that's a decent chunk of wood, if that was Aussie hardwood it would roughly be 18-25kg, I guess in pounds being oak...about 28-38lbs. Let's say 32-1/2 lbs.

 

[Wolverine]

So 18.5" long, 15" wide & 11" deep...that's a decent chunk of wood, if that was Aussie hardwood it would roughly be 18-25kg, I guess in pounds being oak...about 28-38lbs. Let's say 32-1/2 lbs.

Wayyy light.

 

[Wolverine]

Big pile of noodles I reckon!

For sure!

 

[RI Chevy]

102.5 lbs

 

[Dub11]

$1!!!!!

 

[huskihl]

$1!!!!!

The price is wrong, Bob

 

[stihl_head1982]

For sure!
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nice noodle. like at Chinese restaurant. We have noodle for everyone

 

[Definitive Dave]

Plus dibz on the furry pink slippers

good eye - 78 pounds

 

[Wolverine]

The price is wrong, Bob

@huskihl wins. You have to fight the wife for the pink crocks... as a consolation prize, I’ll send my 365sp for porting.



I really did underestimate the weight I was lifting. I figured 80lbs.

 

[Dub11]

The price is wrong, Bob

Bob won that fight and remember to spay and neuter your pets!

 

[kingOFgEEEks]

For sure!
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You're gonna have over a truckload of noodles!

 

[huskihl]

@huskihl wins. You have to fight the wife for the pink crocks... as a consolation prize, I’ll send my 365sp for porting.

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I really did underestimate the weight I was lifting. I figured 80lbs.

Sweet.
So green red oak in PA that falls over in a storm weighs 62 pounds per cubic foot

 

[Nutball]

I think it was a smidge bigger than his provided dimensions. It looked a tad more than 18.5" to me. Still it held its weight well over a few months. I also assumed a little rot in the chunk as it looked like some was in the rounds.

 

[huskihl]

I think it was a smidge bigger than his provided dimensions. It looked a tad more than 18.5" to me. Still it held its weight well over a few months. I also assumed a little rot in the chunk as it looked like some was in the rounds.

While you were trying to gigawatt the molecular weight of wood, most guys just took a stab at it. I would imagine it varies from state to state and year to year anyway

 

[Wolverine]

I think it was a smidge bigger than his provided dimensions. It looked a tad more than 18.5" to me. Still it held its weight well over a few months. I also assumed a little rot in the chunk as it looked like some was in the rounds.

I didn’t hit rot till I got to the bottom. Last round I cut last night was punky. Everything above was solid.

Probably cut another round, 2 at the most just to help get rid of it for land owners. If it were on my property, I’d push it flat and start a campfire on it.

 

[chipper1]

Dang, now I want to weigh the ones I've been splitting.
I just smashed my finger against the back of the splitter with a block like that, it was like 450lbs, or at least it felt that way . Make sure you don't do that!

 

[Cat 525]

Sweet.
So green red oak in PA that falls over in a storm weighs 62 pounds per cubic foot

Weighs more in Kansas! You guys are lightweights!