In the last Pic shown here that log alone would pull in about $150 at the sawmill, provided you could haul it there in one piece. The mill usually wants a minimum 12" dia. Nice find and happy burning!I just cut this yesterday. Roadside kill.
I have to go back and get the trunk. Lol![]()
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That's exactly my situation. The drop site where I find logs like this is too far away from the logger that I work with who has the picker truck. So, I end up buck cutting them to length and then noodle cutting the rounds into halves, quarters, and even sixths for a few monsters. After that, I can load them onto the pickup and transport them to the splitter.I would love to make money. I just do not have the means to get the log there.
What is the idea behind the lean
One of my lady customers told me that her husband came in loaded one night and did exactly that. She was rather furious and afterwards refused to give him any late-night snack...
Last yr 2 fellas N me scored sum logs from a jobsite clearing . 1 had a dump trailer, other had a big skidsteer w/forks. I have 6 white oak logs, 2.5-3.5ft dia. 10ft long. Logger bud offered me cnote apiece for em.I would love to make money. I just do not have the means to get the log there. [emoji20]
Couple winters fer me.
I don't fill to the top, only about halfway, gets too heavy. I put the panel in to keep them from falling out the sides down low.How does that cattle panel support the load of wood when its full