Trees you've cut

[RI Chevy]

WOW!!!! AWESOME stuff for sure.

 

[tickbitintn]

And a few more pics for you
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That is some sweet looking stuff there. Thanks for sharing.

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[huskyboy]

 

[~WBF]

Back as far as the last few pages -

Nice job on the rippers boys
I always knew when my cut was plumb or my falling cuts were level.. The drool always ran out of both sides of my mouth

 

[logger nate]

Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving

 

[silveradol9h]

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Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving

Thats purty...

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[MustangMike]

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Hope everyone has a great Thanksgiving

You too Nate.

 

[logger nate]

You too Nate.

Thanks Mike.

 

[deye223]

This is some of the best fire wood in Australia it's called iron bark and is hard and heavy .
This one was 121' .

Cheers

 

[RI Chevy]

Wow. Looks like it was dead standing for 20 years. Lol
Looks hard and dense. Must burn well.

 

[deye223]

Wow. Looks like it was dead standing for 20 years. Lol
Looks hard and dense. Must burn well.

The fire that burnt this tree went through here in the 1950s

 

[RI Chevy]

Wow! Probably would have stood tall for another 50 years...

 

[deye223]

Some soils will sustain
ironbark redgum redbox yellow box for up to 100 years as fence posts .

 

[RI Chevy]

Wow. Unreal stuff...
Some trees here suffer root rot and blow over. Go figure

 

[deye223]

Wow. Unreal stuff...
Some trees here suffer root rot and blow over. Go figure

Even the bark which is up to 3 to 4 inches thick once dry makes great firewood and can burn for up to 4 hours when you fill your firebox up. everything about the tree is great except working it and transporting it it is bloody heavy 1120 kilos per cubic metre from memory .

 

[RI Chevy]

Unreal. I'd love to get the chance to burn some of that stuff and compare it to the wood we have here.

 

[MustangMike]

The portion of a Black Locust fence post in the ground will last almost 4 ever, ironically, the portion above ground will eventually start to weather.

I have also noticed that the heartwood of Black Cherry, and Chestnut Oak, if suspended off the ground - even in shaded areas, will last for decades! I imagine White Oak will do the same, just don't see it much.

 

[deye223]

This stuff has a reputation of burning out fire boxes in as little as one season but that is only because the idiots burning it give it to much air and are sitting in a house that's 28 to 32 degrees in the middle of winter there Fools

 

[TheDarkLordChinChin]

This is some of the best fire wood in Australia it's called iron bark and is hard and heavy .
This one was 121' .

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Cheers

"Faaaaak!"

 

[Wonkydonkey]

I loved the way that iron bark hit the ground and broke and it all bounced