Another scrounge, dead ash and, I think mulberry ???
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Nice load! 
If you haven't tried it yet, Mulberry burns great, if a little sparky. Primo wood. Hard to say from here, but might not be ready this fall from the looks of it. If they are real heavy, they are wet.
If you haven't tried it yet, Mulberry burns great, if a little sparky. Primo wood. Hard to say from here, but might not be ready this fall from the looks of it. If they are real heavy, they are wet.
I gotta stop draggin wood home and do some splittinPrimo score!
Nice trailer
I gotta put some more screws in my little gate
,started coming apart rolling rounds up it, so I strapped it up for the ride home.I made a fold down ramp for it to, not quite as pretty as she used to be
I gotta stop draggin wood home and do some splittin
I gotta put some more screws in my little gate
I made a fold down ramp for it to, not quite as pretty as she used to be
Real nice versatility with the 2 gates
Good idea
Wood brought home will be there tomorrow.
Wood left out there may not be there tomorrow
Keep it coming until you have to much , then you might need to stop & do some splitting.
Don't hit the tail lights, ( I broke 3 last year) LOL
Don't hit the tail lights, ( I broke 3 last year) LOL
I can't even tell U how many lights I have replaced on this trailer, a lot 
current ones are only 3 months oldLove mulberry. I had two different tree guys drop some off for me the same week. They have told me "you don't want this wood, its junk." For you maybe, for me, its great fire wood and good for smoking.
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