Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

[chipper1]

is that a 10-10,whats the story with that

There's actually 2 of them.
I bought a lot off a guy who is no longer working on saws, he said everything needs something.

 

[dancan]

And I always thot it was Poolan lol

 

[chipper1]

And I always thot it was Poolan lol

That's awesome.
I remember watching the "reveal" for the 572 and the chic said the name and I thought man they could have gotten someone to do it right, or am I wrong LOL.

 

[JustJeff]

Guess what kind of wood I’m splitting.

 

[farmer steve]

View attachment 639660 View attachment 639661 Guess what kind of wood I’m splitting.

looks like hickory. pretty sure it's not spruce. my second guess is elm but nobody in their right mind cuts that for firewood

 

[bigfellascott]

LondonNeil you seriously need a ute mate, doing that constantly to a vehicle like that will only see it trashed sooner or later, I know how you feel though as I used to use a Commodore before I got a ute (best thing I ever did really) just allows me to haul pretty much anything I need and designed for the job.

 

[farmer steve]

LondonNeil you seriously need a ute mate, doing that constantly to a vehicle like that will only see it trashed sooner or later, I know how you feel though as I used to use a Commodore before I got a ute (best thing I ever did really) just allows me to haul pretty much anything I need and designed for the job.

true but a ute wouldn't look cool cruising downing street with the better half. but...................i think it would.

 

[Waltzie]

Today's score. About 2 miles from my shop. For scale.... it's a 25' trailer.

 

[dancan]

View attachment 639660 View attachment 639661 Guess what kind of wood I’m splitting.

Ayup , not spruce !

 

[bigfellascott]

true but a ute wouldn't look cool cruising downing street with the better half. but...................i think it would.

Bugger driving around with the other half, think of how many mates you can cram in the ute to help ya cut wood

 

[bigfellascott]

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[bigfellascott]

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[bigfellascott]

Just a few of the saws a fella around town has in his collection


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[Philbert]

And I always thot it was Poolan

"Like the country: without the 'd''
(from one of their print ads)

Philbert

 

[LondonNeil]

LondonNeil you seriously need a ute mate, doing that constantly to a vehicle like that will only see it trashed sooner or later, I know how you feel though as I used to use a Commodore before I got a ute (best thing I ever did really) just allows me to haul pretty much anything I need and designed for the job.

Oh I know... i look at dual cab pickups with some envy but here is like Cowboy (or was it Jeff?) said...commercial vehicles like vans and trucks keep their value/price insanely and on top of that is the insurance....3 or 4 times the cost of a car for some reason...nuts. however a modern dual cab pickup truck looks like it would serve very well for family duties and take half a cord in the bed... want

 

[tpence2177]

Got basically all of the trunk split up by hand tonight now just have a few pieces of branches and then stacking once the ground dries out some. Then on to the next!

The few pieces of the trunk will have to dry out some my fiskars super split would just sink into them and not split then left a few test logs cause they were big parts of splits and knots so not worth my time splitting them.


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[woodchip rookie]

Got home from work, fired up the stove, loaded the 395 and headed to the big pile. Didn't even make it a mile from the house. Infact I could still see my house at the other end of the cornfield. Gas company taking down so many trees a 5 man scrounging crew couldn't keep up. Got a truckload of roadside. Unload tomorow morning and go again....cherry, walnut and osage.

 

[crowbuster]

load up on that hedge woodchip !

 

[woodchip rookie]

I'm trying. Atleast I think its hedge. Yellow wood. But mulberry looks like that also.

 

[Cowboy254]

Got home from work, fired up the stove, loaded the 395 and headed to the big pile. Didn't even make it a mile from the house. Infact I could still see my house at the other end of the cornfield. Gas company taking down so many trees a 5 man scrounging crew couldn't keep up. Got a truckload of roadside. Unload tomorow morning and go again....cherry, walnut and osage.

I don't see any cherry, walnut or osage

You know the rules.

Bugger driving around with the other half, think of how many mates you can cram in the ute to help ya cut wood

But if your ute is full of mates, where do you put the wood? Take any pics of that stringy this week?