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  1. bogydave Minister of Fire

    joined: Dec 4, 2009
    7,736 posts
    So Cent ALASKA
    Awesome pics ; as usual.
    Some "primo" wood there.
    Many of us understand breaking the rounds down to manageable pieces, smart move. Your back will thank you.
    Great score, lots of hard work , you earned every BTU :)
    Good job!

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  2. weatherguy Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 20, 2009
    2,716 posts
    Central Mass
    Wow, those look a lot bigger now that you cut them up than they did in the first pic you posted. Thats a huge score.
  3. chvymn99 Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 20, 2010
    564 posts
    Kansas
    Thats some beautiful wood there. Love the colors of it and it should make some wonderful BTU's.
  4. Backwoods Savage Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 14, 2007
    24,111 posts
    Michigan
    Steve, many of us wish we had such wonderful firewood. Keep on and you'll pass a few of us with the size of your wood piles.
  5. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    After sleeping off New Year's Eve until about 1pm, I took my last ride up to the camp to grab the last of my Red Oak score. Probably about 1/3 cord. All these rounds required the full length of the 25" bar. Big, heavy, solid stuff. Not even the usual rot down by the stump.
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    I hope this stump doesn't fall down on the road now that the stem is gone!
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    I've got lots of splitting to do now. I think that I'll end up with almost three cords from this for some time in 2015.
  6. ISeeDeadBTUs Minister of Fire

    joined: Nov 7, 2007
    2,241 posts
    NY
    Speed is the key ... the moment they said ok on first contact, chain the base to the tractor,slice off the rootball and haul it into the public ROW. By the time the DOT/DPW/HWYDEPT gets there to remove it, you'll have it bucked and loaded.As others have said, NEVER buck more than you can load.
  7. Flatbedford Minister of Fire

    I did some splitting this afternoon. Nice to be able to fill in the stack as I burn this winter. I will probably be burning this in about three years.
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  8. raybonz Minister of Fire

    joined: Feb 5, 2008
    5,962 posts
    Carver, MA.
    Very nice Steve you are fortunate to have access to so much good free wood!

    Stay warm!

    Ray

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