Recent Wood Score Post your Pics Thread

[Hinerman]

Another load of pin oak with some elm on the back and some chunks of pecan and oak thrown in

 

[I saw a lot]

Another load of pin oak with some elm on the back and some chunks of pecan and oak thrown inView attachment 362431View attachment 362432

Nice load. Your 2-wheeler looks interesting. Where did you find it?

 

[Hinerman]

Nice load. Your 2-wheeler looks interesting. Where did you find it?

It is a Log Mule; I bought it direct from them. No longer available; the company went out of business several years ago.

 

[Hinerman]

Nice load. Your 2-wheeler looks interesting. Where did you find it?

Go to the last post on page 58 of this thread. There is a pic and a video.

 

[Tiewire]

Split and hauled a load this morning.

 

[JB-PlantHeirloom]

Looks like a nice load of red oak. I stack my trailer in the same manner. Nicely packed and tight at the back, throw the rest in the front.

 

[Tiewire]

Mostly white oak with some red thrown on at the end.

 

[AKbigwood]

Pulled this pile of birch off my job site, I work on an excavation crew and we just stack piles by the road and put a Free sign out by it. The piles go pretty quick. Anyone live in Anchorage?


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[Partner]

With us there are no such freebies ;-) possibly for cutting tree

 

[JB-PlantHeirloom]

Nope, but, here in the Atlanta area they frequently give oak and hardwood away for free and it sits around forever, so, many tree services just buy a big honking chipper and do the whole tree.

I heat entirely by free firewood, I very rarely ever put the blower for the stove on. I do miss the white birch from up north, I used to like splitting that with the axe. Plus, it starts and burns awesome.

 

[Wolverine]

Pulled this pile of birch off my job site, I work on an excavation crew and we just stack piles by the road and put a Free sign out by it. The piles go pretty quick. Anyone live in Anchorage?


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I know someone on FHC that's in AK. Not exactly sure where though. I'll share this with him.

 

[davidwyby]

@mainer_in_ak

 

[mainer_in_ak]

Thanks for the heads up David, and hello fellow Alaskan! Unfortunately, I'm 9 hours north of Anchorage. Hope the wood goes to a good home.

With all that cheap natural gas in suburban alaska, not much demand for fire-wood down there. Up north here, where heating fuel is over $4.00 a gallon, that birch would be gone in a nano second!

 

[ajschainsaws]

A couple of truckloads of Ash

 

[JB-PlantHeirloom]

That will heat you twice!

 

[Partner]

It's really hard to freeze next to a tree ;-)

 

[ajschainsaws]

That will heat you twice!

Yes sir very true

 

[ajschainsaws]

Cut some more Ash these had die back
And where leaning into telephone cables
Had a helping hand with a telehandler
Six trees down ps-9000 done its job

 

[Crzybowhntr]

Red oak score. I've never scrounged but it was too easy to get to and I had time to kill.

 

[Wolverine]

Split some of my parents wood. This was ash that I took down in the fall. Dads 79 and still going strong.


His hands cramped so we threw it on a pile after 2 loads.


Then I split some chestnut oak for them.