This Is What I Did Today
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Nice find Todd! I'd be all over that til they called me a Wood Pig instead of a Pellet Pig...lol.
Todd looks like it will play out to a cord and a half...for 30 that's an excellent deal. Besides you're not killing yourself with tops either.
I don't think it will end up being a 1.5 cord, my trailer is 5x8x2. I could probably heap up to a cord in there, but Oak is awful heavy and I'm sore as hell from just cutting that much, man I got to get back in shape.
No matter how you cut it that's a nice score. Couple of years and it sure will mix in nice with that locust you've got.
Shari said:
Home made. A buddy of mine welded the frame for me with 2" steel tubing, springs, axle and angle iron, then I put the hitch, lights, floor and sides on myself. I told him I wanted to be able to hold 4000lbs so he sized everthing up from there. I still need to weld on my new tailgate ramp that's on order.
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