Picked up a nice trailer load for free today!
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No you can't...heat your home all week in the dead of winter with that load and all it cost you was your labor.
and the truck, and the trailer, and the gas, and the insurance, and, and, and...savageactor7 said:
LLigetfa said:
I've always had a truck, the trailer gets used for wood and the race car, the insurance would be needed if I hauled wood or not, I paid about 15 bucks for gas and I work for free when working for myself. So I figure it cost me 15 bucks.
The trailer is 16'x7'x2' feet and it was a pretty full load. I figure it'll be well over a cord close to two when split.rdust said:I've always had a truck, the trailer gets used for wood and the race car, the insurance would be needed if I hauled wood or not, I paid about 15 bucks for gas and I work for free when working for myself. So I figure it cost me 15 bucks.
Amen brother.... I wish someone would pay me to watch TV, cut my grass, clean my gutters, work on my truck, ect................
Bigcube said:
Really just play around at the local drag strips, pretty much just test n tuning and some bracket racing from time to time. I've raced some of the true street type races in the past but not nearly as much as I'd like.
Bigcube said:LOL me too, just a career test and tuner
Here is a test pass from a few years back, it's a belly button fox bodied mustang.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLysnwLLaNo
Wet1 said:
Good deal then, I knew it was a tree from the oak family just wasn't sure which one. The ground was littered with all the nuts but I didn't see any tops on the ground that I typically see with the acorns from white oaks.
Nice, sounds good. Here's one of mine http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjvgDNjBd3w&feature=channel_pagerdust said:Bigcube said:LOL me too, just a career test and tuner
Here is a test pass from a few years back, it's a belly button fox bodied mustang.
Round tube but covered with an all steel body, full interior street car carrying 3000#. That vid was all motor.rdust said:
Agree. Looks much more like Maple to me, too. The bark color and shape is all wrong for White Oak. I should know, as we have 7-8 big ones in our ~1 acre yard.smokinj said:
Cluttermagnet said:
The tree was a nut tree that is the reason it was removed. The person who had it taken down was older and didn't want to deal with the clean up anymore. It's hard stuff and will burn good so I'm fine with whatever it is.
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