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Mitch Newton

Burning Hunk
Apr 4, 2012
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Beavercreek, Ohio
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Nice rounds!
 
real nice rounds!
 
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Nice. Looks like it was pretty easy to get to.
Love those Ash rounds!
 
Nice scrounge and ash nonetheless!
 
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Nice fire wood set up !
Look to be a year or so ahead.
Good job!
 
It doesn't get much better than that Mitch. Congratulations on a good score.
 
Nice score Mitch!! Your stacks are lookin good!
 
Mmmm, Mmmm ain't that fancy. Nice score. I like that trailer.

KC
 
Just the right size rounds to handle.....of course you probably have that all split by now.:p
 
[quote="Locust Post, post: 1470409, member: 21056" "Just the right size rounds to handle.....of course you probably have that all split by now."

Definitely backed up on the splitting:rolleyes:
 
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[quote="Locust Post, post: 1470409, member: 21056" "Just the right size rounds to handle.....of course you probably have that all split by now."

Definitely backed up on the splitting:rolleyes:
know the feeling Mitch I probably have about 7 or 8 cords to split......no hurry though.
 
Splitting all that will help you get rid of your big ash. Ha ha. Seriously nice score and great system you got going there.
 
Nice catch, Mitch. I like to split big rounds like that into square and rectangle shaped splits. It's usually a pleasant surprise how many splits come out of each fat round. Way to go!
 
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Nice catch, Mitch. I like to split big rounds like that into square and rectangle shaped splits. It's usually a pleasant surprise how many splits come out of each fat round. Way to go!

Gark, how is the best way to split the big rounds into square pieces? Start at the edge?
 
best way to split the big rounds into square pieces? Start at the edge?
If you're using the power splitter, I would crack 'em in half first. Then you're not wrestling that big round any more than you have to.
 
Gark, how is the best way to split the big rounds into square pieces? Start at the edge?
I do the same thing as Gark......any gigantic rounds get split into squared off pieces (4x4" -5x5"), which make fantastic cribbings at the end of the stacks. The way I do it is try and split the round in half. Then take one half, put the flat portion against the beam of the splitter, start working from one end and make a bunch of 4-5" pieces. Then, take those pieces and split them as required.....

I REALLY like the rounds that you get 30-40 splits out of.....I'd say you got some rounds that will yield 20 or more, and that's some big rounds! I don't like to say this to another guy, but you got a nice ash there, Mitch!
 
I do the same thing as Gark......any gigantic rounds get split into squared off pieces (4x4" -5x5"), which make fantastic cribbings at the end of the stacks. The way I do it is try and split the round in half. Then take one half, put the flat portion against the beam of the splitter, start working from one end and make a bunch of 4-5" pieces. Then, take those pieces and split them as required.....

I REALLY like the rounds that you get 30-40 splits out of.....I'd say you got some rounds that will yield 20 or more, and that's some big rounds! I don't like to say this to another guy, but you got a nice ash there, Mitch!

Coming from you Scotty, that means a lot!!!
 
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