SO... I have some rounds that most sane people would file under 'leave that one in the woods'. It was 60 today(!), and I want to get rid of this unfinished business, so I decided to break one up.
As there was no way this thing was going in the splitter, and sawing it up looked to be a bit of a project, I decided to sledge'n'wedge it in half to get the ball rolling. It quickly ate all four of my wedges, so I had to go get more. Luckily, I found a local source that had extra-large ones...
Victory! WoodWedge2000 is a success. Dolmar 6400 in its victory pose, as if it helped, for scale.
So I split up the easy part of the small half on the ground...
At this point I realized that a wheelbarrow wasn't going to be sufficient.
I got the small half of that big honking round split up and called it a victory as the light faded. Here's what it looks like split:
...Because Everyone needs a hobby, that's why!
As there was no way this thing was going in the splitter, and sawing it up looked to be a bit of a project, I decided to sledge'n'wedge it in half to get the ball rolling. It quickly ate all four of my wedges, so I had to go get more. Luckily, I found a local source that had extra-large ones...
Victory! WoodWedge2000 is a success. Dolmar 6400 in its victory pose, as if it helped, for scale.
So I split up the easy part of the small half on the ground...
At this point I realized that a wheelbarrow wasn't going to be sufficient.
I got the small half of that big honking round split up and called it a victory as the light faded. Here's what it looks like split:
...Because Everyone needs a hobby, that's why!
In my immediate locale, the woods are no longer as quiet as they used to be. Sound carries well and, with a new mine going in about 20 miles away, you can hear the constant rumble of the extremely large machines they use there... Not horribly intrusive but a change.
