Pic's of some free rounds.

[FuzzyOne]

I came across a sign for "free firewood" in my area. An elderly couple must have had a tree taken down and saved a few bucks by having the tree company leave the rounds. Not one to pass up the wood, I headed home for my trailer and loaded it up. Not sure of the species, but these suckers had to be around 180 lbs each. I was able to get them on a dolly and pull them onto my trailer. Average size was about 32". I'm thinking ash, but not sure.

 

[FuzzyOne]

Here's my MTD at work.

 

[FuzzyOne]

And here is the "fruits of my labor"....LOL

 

[FuzzyOne]

I also finished cutting the logs I had delivered for $100. I'm like a kid when it comes to this stuff.....can't get enough of it.

 

[Corie]

Nice wood mang!

Hey, you're from HIllsborough eh? That's my old neck of the woods. I lived in bloomingdale, but I was at my grandparents EVERY day in Rivervale. They lived right off of rivervale road, on carusoe lane.

 

[Roospike]

Looks good FuzzyOne , Great pics , good score , love the toys and ya got $MONEY$ in the bank.

 

[ourhouse]

Nice looking wood. good score. some of thoes rounds look heavier then 180lbs.

 

[FuzzyOne]

Nice looking wood. good score. some of thoes rounds look heavier then 180lbs.

Yeah, I'm not one for judging weight. They were probably more like 280 lbs. Took all of my 210lb body just to roll them. LOL.

There were two left at the house, I might head back next week. They were cut 10" though. A little small for my trouble.

 

[FuzzyOne]

Nice wood mang!

Hey, you're from HIllsborough eh? That's my old neck of the woods. I lived in bloomingdale, but I was at my grandparents EVERY day in Rivervale. They lived right off of rivervale road, on carusoe lane.

Wow, small world. We love the area, it's just the taxe$ we could do without. Been here for about 8 yrs.

 

[wg_bent]

And here is the "fruits of my labor"....LOL

That's not ash. I'm guessing sugar (hard) maple.

 

[FuzzyOne]

Yes, a friend also said it's maple. Actually on the trailer, I have it mixed with red oak. For some reason I like to mix my woods when stacking and splitting instead of seperating them. Maybe I'm just odd, I don't know.

 

[RoosterBoy]

nice wood and trust me that's a good splitter i used that splitter this summer to split 8 cords of wood and it's ran 100 plus cord through it before i used it

Jason