Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
I got the truck, I got the saw and I got the wood.
I'm Going Into the Firewood Business
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I got the truck, I got the saw and I got the wood.
USMC615
Wood's Tougher Than Woodpecker Lips...
LOL...you get it dog. And don't ya stop for nothin until it's barren land ready for golf courses.
zogger
Tree Freak
Need some chrome tips on the exhaust...
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
It's growing faster than I can cut it down! WTF! Plus, it's hard to get good help off the street. Lol.LOL...you get it dog. And don't ya stop for nothin until it's barren land ready for golf courses.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Nothing that can't be buffed out. Lol
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
What kinda truck is this one? Maybe 2 cords if I stack it high.
Looks like a Rolzbarely to me.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Just think of all the wood customers you'll meet.
KiwiBro
Mill 'em, nails be damned.
I'm gonna grab a beer and a chair, sit back and wait until you realise there's no money in it, losing your life savings, then I'm going to buy that truck off you for cents on the dollar. Only a matter of time.
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Girls rock!
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
Gypo Logger
Timber Baron
If you don't have a 90cc ported saw with a sticker you'll never make it
I'd confer with CJ as he's very knowledgeable on these matters
looks like about a 78 or 79 Ford,,,plenty toasted....
she still with yah,,or gots a diff one????
Fred Wright
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The OP's photo reminded me of a neighbor man where I grew up in rural Virginia. He had a beater International pickup, or what was left of it, similar to that old Ford. The guy cut and split firewood in the back 40 behind his home. He'd load the bed with splits, drive it up to his backyard and toss the splits in a pile to sell.
I drove it back in the woods once, just for kicks. That International had no doors, no lights and no brakes. Both bumpers were mangled. Asked why the doors were gone, he said he'd slid sideways into a tree one year and squashed the driver's side door. Later he removed them both.
Knowing him I surmised he was probably three sheets to the wind when that happened. He liked his gin.
Most of the body was rotted out. The bench seat was gone, he'd bolted an old lawn buggy seat to a 5-gallon pail to sit on. All the glass was knocked out of the windows. No radiator, it didn't run long enough to heat up. But he drove that junker in and out of his woodlot for years.
I drove it back in the woods once, just for kicks. That International had no doors, no lights and no brakes. Both bumpers were mangled. Asked why the doors were gone, he said he'd slid sideways into a tree one year and squashed the driver's side door. Later he removed them both.
Knowing him I surmised he was probably three sheets to the wind when that happened. He liked his gin.
Most of the body was rotted out. The bench seat was gone, he'd bolted an old lawn buggy seat to a 5-gallon pail to sit on. All the glass was knocked out of the windows. No radiator, it didn't run long enough to heat up. But he drove that junker in and out of his woodlot for years.
