Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

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On the menu this afternoon was curly willow.

This tree has been dead for some time and shat branches everywhere when I dropped it limb by limb.

Splitting duty fell to the Leveraxe and my $1 DBA, neither of which shined for this application.

Check out the rings. 12" diameter and only 9 years old when it died.

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My friend just bought a new house that has a fireplace so I hooked him up with the wood. Did a @dancan worthy load into his Acura. Both trunk and back seat loaded full.
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Interesting, but I'd just rather cut it to length when it is still attached to the tree.
Horses for courses. There are times when bucking the whole tree where it dropped (or can move it whole tree) is great, while other times/scenarios it's a lousy option.
 
What the hell is it?
Why, it's life, Jim, but not as we know it. Hopefully the video further down that page of someone else's idea (that I simply copied) clarifies the matter and usage. I'll get a video of my MKII version when that's done and being used. Quite a few things I want to improve, but the concept is sound.
 
Managed to snag a small load today, driving around on of the fields and noticed a couple dead blow overs. Not sure what they are but I like them a lot, no limbs and 15" at the bottom.



All ready for a fiskar session, Nice straight pieces 1 hit each



Not too bad, only had an hour before it got dark

 
Why, it's life, Jim, but not as we know it. Hopefully the video further down that page clarifies the matter. I'll get a video of MKII when that's done and being used. Quite a few things I want to improve, but the concept is sound.

Oh I see it now. Pretty cool.

On another note, I have a lot of issues with this site. Lots of threads that I'm subscribed to never give me notification of replies. Plus I'll be looking at a thread and be unable to see current posts. Kind of aggravating.
 
Oh I see it now. Pretty cool.

On another note, I have a lot of issues with this site. Lots of threads that I'm subscribed to never give me notification of replies. Plus I'll be looking at a thread and be unable to see current posts. Kind of aggravating.
If you get a notification there is a new post in a thread and you don't go to read it, you will not get future notifications from that thread until you view it.
 
Not always steve, this site never tells me when somebody posts in this thread......but it always tells me when I get a "like"

Yeah it seems pretty sporadic to me. I had National Guard duty this weekend and didn't see any notifications for this thread. I thought you guys were getting lazy on me with the scrounging.
 
Not always steve, this site never tells me when somebody posts in this thread......but it always tells me when I get a "like"
Try 'unsubscribing' from the thread, then re-subscribe, choosing the option to be notified by email for each post.

Philbert
 
not really a scrounge but i was hauling corn to the mill on fri. for my buddy.he asked what he owed me.i said nothing we're friends no big deal.yesterday morning he shows up with his F-250 stacked to the gills with a load of oak. :happybanana: all i have to do is split it. sorry no pics ,didn't have my phone with me.
 

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