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I helped out my next door neighbor by taking the wood from his cut down trees so it would save him $3,000+ in disposal fees and then I tilled his back yard so he could have a nice garden. This is only what was dumped over my fence by the skid steer in 4-8 foot lengths. I have 30"+ diameter 8 foot logs in his yard to go get after growing season is over. Basically firewood for next year, though it has been cut and split a few months so I guess I could burn it if I had too. I am starting to store my wood in 330 gallon water totes. I just had not had the money to buy them, try to get them for free or $25 or less, and time to stack the wood.

The stuff under the tarp is rotted sweet gum, it is pretty dry, I might burn it this year with some dried oak and pine. My Chinese 37 ton log splitter is doing the job fine, I did not realize how the slightly faster 14 second cycle time would add up over cords of wood.

I have some short logs saved in the background for my chainsaw mill and unfortunately the crotch log is too shattered to matchbook, it is going to be firewood. I am hoping to get three years worth of wood ready. I burn about 5 cords a year.


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I helped out my next door neighbor by taking the wood from his cut down trees so it would save him $3,000+ in disposal fees and then I tilled his back yard so he could have a nice garden. This is only what was dumped over my fence by the skid steer in 4-8 foot lengths. I have 30"+ diameter 8 foot logs in his yard to go get after growing season is over. Basically firewood for next year, though it has been cut and split a few months so I guess I could burn it if I had too. I am starting to store my wood in 330 gallon water totes. I just had not had the money to buy them, try to get them for free or $25 or less, and time to stack the wood.

The stuff under the tarp is rotted sweet gum, it is pretty dry, I might burn it this year with some dried oak and pine. My Chinese 37 ton log splitter is doing the job fine, I did not realize how the slightly faster 14 second cycle time would add up over cords of wood.

I have some short logs saved in the background for my chainsaw mill and unfortunately the crotch log is too shattered to matchbook, it is going to be firewood. I am hoping to get three years worth of wood ready. I burn about 5 cords a year.


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I got 6 of the 330 gallon last year for free. 1 has my scrap wire and the other 5 are still empty. We've got over 100 of the 275 gallon frames. Picked those up from free to $25 each with an average of $6 each.
Most of our customers will buy a tote at a time and some just take the tote to return later. Makes loading easy.
 

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That is what I want to do, get my firewood processor finally built, dump right off into totes, and deliver them with a floor jack off the trailer. So, I only handle the wood the least amount of times possible. I already have a W beam 16 (w) x40 (# per foot) with 1/2"+ flanges for the processor. Finding the scrap metal to build the trailer frame has been tough, metal prices have gotten crazy. Water totes at the farm auctions have been going for $50+. Plus, we are getting older, so, stacking firewood for ourselves and others is not as fun as it used to be ...
 

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I got 2 loads and Lefty got 1 in his 16'. Not great wood, but should get plenty of good splits to make it worth it. Didn't bother with half the trunk due to rot.
 

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Update to the swamp loggin’ pic. In the pic, the last round in the back on the right, I stepped around it to noodle it and instantly I sunk up to my knee. Going to need to clean lots of equipment and clothing by the time we finish.
 
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