The aventures of Captain Dave and T.Roller

[T.Roller]

You and me both

 

[CaptainDave]

Score!
Thanks T.Roller
Ready for the 288

 

[CaptainDave]

The gas line may be the issue

 

[T.Roller]

Score!
Thanks T.Roller
Ready for the 288

Just say when. It's ready to go.

 

[CaptainDave]

Good day

 

[T.Roller]

 

[Battle Cross 2]

Sometimes I think a 395 would be a good next saw. You should have stayed in PA a little longer.

 

[T.Roller]

View attachment 136543 Sometimes I think a 395 would be a good next saw. You should have stayed in PA a little longer.

It's a very handy saw to have for sure.

 

[CaptainDave]

A little 7900 action today

 

[Lightning Performance]

Score!
Thanks T.Roller
Ready for the 288

Chain tracks, nice.

 

[Lightning Performance]

The gas line may be the issue

You swipe my gas line?

 

[CaptainDave]

Not a chainsaw, but for a 150 for both. I was like take my money

 

[T.Roller]

@CaptainDave and I noodled a load of oak today.

 

[CaptainDave]

T.Roller Throwing down

 

[CaptainDave]

Ready for cooler weather

 

[Wolverine]

Some pretty awesome wood score pics! I'm jones'n for some cooler weather so I can get my hoard on!

 

[Lightning Performance]

Some pretty awesome wood score pics! I'm jones'n for some cooler weather so I can get my hoard on!

Firewood starts in an hour or so. Starting with a big ass dry pile right next to a couple of backhoes with empty buckets! Oak and locust will be the bulk of this years stacks. Hooray for good hardwood. Should I ship off all this cherry, maple and mullbury, ya think?

 

[Wolverine]

Mullbury is excellent far wood. I’d keep it all.

 

[Lightning Performance]

Mullbury is excellent far wood. I’d keep it all.

Just hate the large amount of white ash it leaves behind. I know, some complaint right? Lol... Burns hot as hell and real clean. So much maple, cherry and red oak this year, a lot needs to go. I'm thinking high end smoker/cooking wood? Remember where I live, the rat race...

Have access to at least 50 standing cords of dead oak. Then those big fuggin cherry trees and maples. They are on the ground, standing dead and just everywhere. Stuff to 30".

I set aside over fifty sassy poles 20ft+. Some small ones and most are 5" or better on the small end. The big ones are 14-15ftL x 10"+

 

[Dub11]

Firewood starts in an hour or so. Starting with a big ass dry pile right next to a couple of backhoes with empty buckets! Oak and locust will be the bulk of this years stacks. Hooray for good hardwood. Should I ship off all this cherry, maple and mullbury, ya think?

I'd save the cherry for smoking.