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[Hinerman]

I’m a sucker for big oak. I say never again every time I take one. The second load had 5 big rounds, no pic, too damn tired to take one

 

[I saw a lot]

There are a lot of splits in that load. I sure wouldn't turn them down. Were the 5 big rounds bigger than this?

 

[Hinerman]

There are a lot of splits in that load. I sure wouldn't turn them down. Were the 5 big rounds bigger than this?

No, 3 the same size and a couple a little smaller

 

[dahmer]

Answered an ad in our local free paper to cut up the trunk on a big pin oak that went down in a storm, I keep the wood.

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice!

 

[Wilhelm]

I love oak for firewood



I pay dearly for it though

 

[morewood]

Trees came down over a guys well pump Wednesday evening. Ended up with another small pine and oak to go with the bigger ones that fell. This is most of it. The big oak on the left is 7.5' long and 25-27" diameter.

Mr Awesome

 

[dahmer]

Guy had a 38” diameter pin oak come over in his yard. Got it bucked and noodled and got 1 trailer load hauled home. Too much rain to get more, have to wait for his yard to dry up. Forgot noodled pics. Figure 3 trailer loads total. The last 4 big trees have been a breeze with that @Miller Mod Saws ported 9010. Really starting to love that thing. Peoples eyes get big when it starts throwing chips. Still haven’t had a chance to start running the 7301 that Carl ported for me, maybe tomorrow. If I already posted this I apologize..

 

[RI Chevy]

Nice!

 

[CrystalRiver1]

I’m a sucker for big oak. I say never again every time I take one. The second load had 5 big rounds, no pic, too damn tired to take one

View attachment 238764

Awesome!
Did you roll those big ones up there or just sling em?

 

[Hinerman]

Awesome!
Did you roll those big ones up there or just sling em?

rolled ‘em with the help of a tree service. Their skid loader was down

 

[Stevetheboatguy]

Breaking some doctors orders. Going for it and heating with wood this year. First couple hauls.




Steven

 

[RI Chevy]

Be careful Steve... Go slow.

 

[Stevetheboatguy]

Be careful Steve... Go slow.

Yeah it's definitely going to be a off pace year for me. Never really cut in the spring and summer. So that in itself is going to be a big adjustment. If I can keep away from the heavy lifting I should be fine (praise the lord for plenty of equipment). Don't need to pop my l3 out again and get a lecture from the doc.


Steven

 

[RI Chevy]

Another load today.

 

[dahmer]

View attachment 241640 Another load today.

Where do you guys get all the pretty round logs. Most of the stuff around here is trapezoid and full of knots/limbs. Makes for lots of fun splitting.

 

[RI Chevy]

Lol. All good hard wood in this lot. No junk wood.

 

[dahmer]

View attachment 241640 Another load today.

This is why I asked where you get all the pretty round logs. This is an example of today’s oak splitting. I get lots of it, it burns great but I work harder splitting than cutting and hauling. Also the reason I got rid of the Fiskars, straight hydro.

 

[RI Chevy]

Yikes. That is ugly looking stuff.
I just cut trees. Then cut them into 16" lengths so they fit in my stove.
I measure every piece. Much neater that way.

 

[CrystalRiver1]

This is why I asked where you get all the pretty round logs. This is an example of today’s oak splitting. I get lots of it, it burns great but I work harder splitting than cutting and hauling. Also the reason I got rid of the Fiskars, straight hydro.
View attachment 242033

Dude!!
That's some ornery looking splits!
Bet it throws copious BTU's!