Nice score thanks to the storm

[Kevin*]

While we didn't get the storm we were told we would here in the Seattle area it did get a few trees and that gave me a nice score at the local wood dump that lots of arborist's use. Took about 20 mins to load this up.


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[Lake Girl]

Ash or another variety? Is the wood dump a section at the land fill? I would imagine you would have to hit the timing right to get nice wood.

Glad the storm didn't do its worst there but nice score!

 

[Kevin*]

Mapple and hemlock, about half and half. Nope, just on the side of the road next to a gravel quarry and yeah there is pretty much always some cotton wood there which some people cut, split and sell to some poor soul.

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[Jags]

I am pretty sure that truck and lift is somehow cheating...

 

[Lake Girl]

Not cheating if you have the ideal set-up ... just smart!

 

[Kevin*]

It's a back saver! Only wish I had a stove for it. This is for the in-laws

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[English BoB]

WTG. Easy peasy American.

bob

 

[NickDL]

Nice score. Wow, I need a setup like that for my trailer.

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[Kevin*]

I only made it this way because I had almost all the part laying around in the scrap pile. Trailer setups are pretty simple with a winch, there's tons of them on youtube.

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[blacktail]

When it comes to the common stuff, maple's about as good as it gets around here.

 

[kennyp2339]

I love burning maple, if I had to choose the type of wood to burn for the rest of my life, it would be maple, dries quicker than oak, burns hot and long, not a lot of excessive ash.