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[ajschainsaws]

Looks like fast easy wood

yes it was it was cut down in tree lengths and left, so I just limbed them
cut them too fit the trailer and tidied up they had a clean orchard
I had a gooood scooore

 

[Wood Doctor]

Looks like fast easy wood

That is exactly right. Birch is also the #1 firewood species in Norway where more firewood is burned per capita than just about anyplace else. Can you imagine this stack?

 

[Squareground3691]

That is exactly right. Birch is also the #1 firewood species in Norway where more firewood is burned per capita than just about anyplace else. Can you imagine this stack?
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That’s nuts, lol

 

[I saw a lot]

Just scored some birch not the biggest but most of it is 4"

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I like the trailer. Small enough to get into tight spaces.

 

[Duce]

That is exactly right. Birch is also the #1 firewood species in Norway where more firewood is burned per capita than just about anyplace else. Can you imagine this stack?
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Looks cool, but my luck a top piece would slide off and hit someone. Burning it would be like playing Jenga, but with a little danger and risk added.

 

[ajschainsaws]

I like the trailer. Small enough to get into tight spaces.

yes it’s a good size 8 x 4 for my Toyota the towing drawbar weight is only 2000lb
and I can get around the fields in winter without getting stuck

 

[Eduardo K]

I had a hickory in my yard dropped. It needed to be climbed…

Anyway, I’m gonna need somewhere to put this stuff.

 

[Wood Doctor]

That tree was old and huge. No doubt it needed to be climbed. Not many species have more heat content than hickory. The weight of those rounds can perhaps be described best by one common adjective: heavy.

My hat is off to the climber and to you. I will never forget the shagbark hickory trees that I cut for firewood in Connecticut. It was like mining for gold.

 

[JIMG]

Time for a woodshed, Eduardo?

 

[Eduardo K]

Time for a woodshed, Eduardo?

I’ve been talking about building a woodshed for the last two years. I went out the other day and picked up a load of 4x4 posts to get it started.

 

[Eduardo K]

That tree was old and huge. No doubt it needed to be climbed. Not many species have more heat content than hickory. The weight of those rounds can perhaps be described best by one common adjective: heavy.

My hat is off to the climber and to you. I will never forget the shagbark hickory trees that I cut for firewood in Connecticut. It was like mining for gold.

It is heavy for sure. I tell you what, it’s wet making it heavier. The only good thing about the moisture is I think it makes it easier to split (I could be wrong).
So far it’s been relatively easy, not straight grain red oak easy splitting, but much easier than I anticipated.
I took a hickory down during the winter two years back. It was a smaller tree but so much harder to split. Not nearly as moist as this monster.

 

[Squareground3691]

 

[Eduardo K]

Time for a woodshed, Eduardo?

I’m 99% done, at least done enough to start loading some seasoned wood into it. Now I have space for that hickory.

 

[Wolverine]

I’m 99% done, at least done enough to start loading some seasoned wood into it. Now I have space for that hickory.
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What an awesome wood shed!

 

[I saw a lot]

I’m 99% done, at least done enough to start loading some seasoned wood into it. Now I have space for that hickory.
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Agreed, love it. Very nice job Eduardo.

 

[I saw a lot]

Waiting for me at a neighbor's backyard. They left a little by the curb so grabbed that last night before it disappeared.

 

[Wolverine]

Waiting for me at a neighbor's backyard. They left a little by the curb so grabbed that last night before it disappeared.

Looks like elm. Pics of you splitting it please.

 

[I saw a lot]

Looks like elm. Pics of you splitting it please.

You be correct. Not sure how soon I will work it up. May just let it sit for the winter, but time will tell.

 

[I saw a lot]

Put a tank of mix through the @jacob j. 562xp. Running very well Jacob. With luck finish up and haul it out tomorrow.

 

[bigbadbob]

Some blow down fir