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Yes, real estate is expensive. Labor is not cheap like it used to be years ago.
None of the guys working for me make minimum wage. They are way above that.
Two of them have bought homes while working here.

I just figured that would be the only reason for hand stacking the wood. Just to save space. A number of years ago my wife was in Ca and drove past a large firewood operation near muscle beach (maybe yours not sure) but they had the same program going alot of hand work and high stacks. Which when she showed me the pictures I figured they were trying to save precious real estate space.
 
I try to keep my woodpile as clean as I can get it and keep the area around the wood pile clean too. Who ever has the nicest/cleanest looking woodpile, I will send them some free stickers :)

Post away!


Shane
So who won?
 
Haven't heard from Shane for quite a while.....:confused:

My fault. I sent him that box of MiniMacs a while back and he's probably still trying to get those MFers running. Either that or looking for suitable explosives to blast them to kingdom come, or NH, whichever is closer.
 
So who won?

All the results are not yet in.

Haven't heard from Shane for quite a while.....:confused:

My fault. I sent him that box of MiniMacs a while back and he's probably still trying to get those MFers running. Either that or looking for suitable explosives to blast them to kingdom come, or NH, whichever is closer.

At his age I'm convinced it's female related. I mean, seriously, what would you guys rather have been doing?
 
All the results are not yet in.





At his age I'm convinced it's female related. I mean, seriously, what would you guys rather have been doing?


bwahahahaha! Way back then when I first started cutting (and other work)..I cant tell you the model number of a single saw I used outside of the one I owned. Yep, get off work, hippie girls!!!! Now THOSE I remember the make/model!!!

hehehehe
 
Now that steve is a mod, he surely doesn't know what you mean.

Repeat after me: "I will not incite the mods"

Ya know your avatar is NOT coming to life, like in weird science. STEVE

No, but it's fun to imagine.

bwahahahaha! Way back then when I first started cutting (and other work)..I cant tell you the model number of a single saw I used outside of the one I owned. Yep, get off work, hippie girls!!!! Now THOSE I remember the make/model!!!

hehehehe

Behave, Zog, yer gettin' way to old to be thinkin' about that stuff.
 
Repeat after me: "I will not incite the mods"



No, but it's fun to imagine.



Behave, Zog, yer gettin' way to old to be thinkin' about that stuff.

Funny thing is...
The hot hippies of that day, are the scary grandma's of today...
:hmm3grin2orange:
 
Funny thing is...
The hot hippies of that day, are the scary grandma's of today...
:hmm3grin2orange:

She's not real scary. She does go barefoot a lot though. I'm not sure if any of those "hot" chicks could run a chainsaw.
 
Since you guys refused to come stack that previous mess for me...
Why don't someone come stack this stuff instead... Pssshhh...
It don't get much easier...
Can someone count the pieces obtained from only 1-48" round???
:msp_wink:

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Same thing I was thinking: splitting or sawing?

Philbert

I will have you know though... That 7900 will take a decent shaped round, and noodle pieces faster than a splitter could ever deal with something that big..
Long bar, sharp chain, and some horsepower will get er dun quick...:rock:
 

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