Plenty of beech!!!! Time to get to work :/ *pics* let's guess the cordage?

[CHeath]

It's been 5 years coming but these fellas are just sucking up too much water and laying down too much shade. I'm tired of mowing dirt 4 60 footers, 34 years old. Timber!! Time for some solar panels up top anyhow lol. Enjoy.

 

[bogydave]

What are the squirrels gonna do? They love beech.

Looks like a good outfit, chipping the branches as they go. (Good mulch )

Wood looks pretty wet.
Get it split & stacked up & it should be ready in about 2 years.

2.75 cords

 

[Applesister]

Thats some fancy kind of bucket truck. Ka-ching. I bet those boys didnt open their lunch pails for nothing. I'll put in 2cords for $30.00.

 

[CHeath]

Yea they worked from top down. One on the ground, one on the bucket with an eager beaver 10". Pretty neat.

 

[ChrisNJ]

1.57, thats some knotty wood

 

[Backwoods Savage]

Will make some great firewood.

 

[CHeath]

Alright now how much? Since its all together. I say 2.5. Those logs are huge but no match for the silverado in 4LO

If its 2 or so, that will put me at 6.5 or 7 cord.

 

[CHeath]

http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?featur...ch?v=hNc8RzCEwQ8&feature=youtube_gdata_player

 

[paul bunion]

My guess is just shy of 2 cords. A 24" diameter log that is 8' long is essentially 1/4 cord. Your tree logs look to be a longer than 8' but not 24" so I give you a cord+ there. Limbs take a lot to add up, so there is my guess. But then again photos of wood laid out flat are hard to get into cord perspective so I would be happy to be wrong and see you having 2.5. No matter what it will keep you warm.