Quick lunchtime scrounge

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USMC80

Minister of Fire
Mar 27, 2013
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New Jersey
20' off the road (not uphill for once). All oak I think. Super heavy. About 4 more truck loads left but don't think I can lift most of them by myself. Everything cut nicely at 18"

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Take an 8' - 2" X 8" with you & use it for a ramp to roll them on the truck;)

You need to find the big stuff "up-hill " from the road & roll it right on the tail gate. :)

Great score/find ;ex
 
Take an 8' - 2" X 8" with you & use it for a ramp to roll them on the truck;)

You need to find the big stuff "up-hill " from the road & roll it right on the tail gate. :)

Great score/find ;ex

Lol, was thinking might bring my splitter with me but I know he has small children and don't want to bother them. It's a shame, a lot of wood left
 
hahaha, wife would kill me _g
 
Take a maul over there; That stuff should pop right apart.
 
split it when i got home

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Looks like a mix
Oak , poplar, maple in the pile?

You keep these "lunch time" scores coming, you'll be years ahead in no time :)
 
YA, oak and maple it was. Threw in a couple of rounds of poplar too after i finished splitting it
 
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