Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

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i sure could have used some.... i say, some.... wheelbarrow help yesterday. pro-level only needed!! LOL where is H-R when ya need him!

:lol:

:givebeer:
I'll pick up @Brufab on the way down - we'll have a high old time running wheelbarrows, fixing hammers, and bringing some Remingtons back to life. And of course a fire in Brutus at the end of the day for Miller time.
 
I'll pick up @Brufab on the way down - we'll have a high old time running wheelbarrows, fixing hammers, and bringing some Remingtons back to life. And of course a fire in Brutus at the end of the day for Miller time.
No doubt, if I win the lotto time to get a big rv and turn it into a rolling GTG :rock: and tour the country:surprised3:
 
i was thinking about that just the other day! $1.35/hr at the drug store. told one ol blue hair sales lady... ( i was going to school) when i graduate, i hope to be making $1.75 an hour!!!

ha! she said, fat chance!!

dem was de daze!!! :lol: and gasoline was $24-cents a gallon.... for the expensive hi-test Ethyol ~

My first job out of HS was working summer fallow at $6 a DAY and found. Day was from sunup-sundown. 1953
 
That's what I call "uglies". Anything that won't stack nice. I throw them on a pile or on top of existing ricks and burn them first at the start of the season.
They are " chunky junk" here at the Kern place.
Got a lot of btu's from them over the years tho!
 
Thought maybe you guy's that scrounge wood, might share some of your scrounging methods with the seemingly growing crowd of newbie wood burners. From what I have been reading, they would be quite appreciative to hear how you score, and where you score. There is a lot of useful and interesting information scattered throughout the firewood forum. I thought it might be nice to share some of your experiences in one thread, for those who are just starting out and maybe those who are struggling a bit. Thanks to anyone who cares to share.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY @mainewoods. Hope you have a great day. A pic of scrounged wood just for you.
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The trails under the bark looks like ash borer to me, along with the bark and the layer under it look like ash
Looks like black Walnut to me.
Lots of beetles make similar tracks under bark. There are over 30,000 different beetle species in the US alone and over 300,000 around the world.
 
Not wood but I saved this from the trash . House sold down the street and they had multible sales mostly nick nacks and old furniture . I drove by yesterday saw a huge pile of stuff this little fan caught my eye as it wasnt at the sales . Cord was trash but the blade turned so I took a chance new power cord a little cleaning and I oiled the bearings it has oil feeds on both sides . Works great but only on high most likely a blown resistor on the switch. Mimar Dynafan 325 circa 1950 made in Brooklyn NYView attachment 977037View attachment 977038View attachment 977039
Looks cool.
I'd fix that resistor switch and refinish it the same colour at the same time.
 

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