Recent content by FTG-05

This is free for the taking. 10 miles north of the AL/TN border near I-65. I can load onto your truck or trailer (preferrable). A mix of White Oak, Sassafras and Shagbark Hickory. Come and get it.

Just worked by this storm-fallen Hickory; trying to get rid of it because I have no space for it. :( As fallen: As stacked up with some previously taken down Hickory: I've offered it to two BILs and one neighbor; no takers, WTF do I do?

Rope my ass!

I found this blown down Shagbark Hickory a few weeks ago; now it's finally starting to warm up enough to go get it. Note the hill it resides on . :( Pics: And here I was, driving up in my RTV, walking around and takings pics for five minutes; turns out there was a deer standing not 30...

My Englander 30-NC keeping us warm in this 15-20 degree weather:

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HF version: https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive/winches/12000-lb-winch-hitch-mount-57607.html

Come get it yourself - and I'll give you a beer.

Too bad you don't live closer. I've been trying to get rid of these logs since summer. Some White Oak, Sassafras and a Shagbark Hickory (another pile). 10 miles north of the AL/TN border near I-65. Both of my woodsheds are full and I'm trying to empty my Pole Barn of firewood; so I have no...

Donated $10.

Has anyone heard of someone in a boat rescuing people, falling out and then lost?

I've got the logs up at my pole barn; I'll see if it stops raining enough to go up there and take some pics. Thanks!

That's what I did with my Englander 30-NC back in 2014 when I bought it. I got some cheap 4' of 6" single pipe from the local hardware store and fired it up. Could barely get to light or stay fired without the door slightly open. Called Englander and talked to a very nice Tech. He siad the...

A tree fell down a couple weeks ago at my place. Let's see if anyone can tell me what it is. Dried up leaves: The bark: Working on a tree while on a hill - SUCKS! Taking the first log up to my firewood processing area near my pole barn: Thanks for looking!

Finally getting some rain here, we needed it! https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/CurrentMap.aspx