About 20X40 4 feet tall covered with steel plates till the work begins in 2020.All oak red,white,and black locust.
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Horrendous score part of stashed till spring.
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heavy hammer
Minister of Fire
Correct but we're not pressed ,maybe a little overkill but better than underkill.
kennyp2339
Minister of Fire
Not related but related to this, I came across a youtube video of a tree crew cutting down a poplar stand, some parts of the tree's were +40" diameter, I mean some big stuff, the crew was going to chip it all and the chipper looked normal, what they had was a screw splitter on one of those dingo track machines, total game changer for splitting big wood like that, you can quarter those huge oak logs then cut to regular logs and be able to man hand split them since there all quartered up.
this isn't the video but more or less the same thing:
this isn't the video but more or less the same thing:
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