Scrounging Firewood (and other stuff)

Arborist Forum

Help Support Arborist Forum:

This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
Refill...daily? :p
Still trying to figure that out. But so far I'm averaging like 1 wheel barrow or like 2 log carry bags seems to be enough. Mostly burning maple oak popple, but all depends on your comfort levels lol I like hot because I work in 120+heat at work so 89° mine as well be 0 lol because I'm freezing
 
You like it? I have one that wears a 24". Always starts easy and is good on gas.
I really love it. Mine wears a 24” with Stihl RS full time, and it pulls it pretty good after a muffler mod and base gasket delete. It outpaces my buddies stock 362 by a bit with buried 24s on both, 362 still has the edge in small stuff though
 
Still trying to figure that out. But so far I'm averaging like 1 wheel barrow or like 2 log carry bags seems to be enough. Mostly burning maple oak popple, but all depends on your comfort levels lol I like hot because I work in 120+heat at work so 89° mine as well be 0 lol because I'm freezing
We. Try to maintain around 72.
Use the furnace fan on recirculate to move livingroom heat to the rest of the house. It sort of works :p. When ot gets down to single digits the furnace gets set to 65 to kick on after we go to bed.
The gas Co must wonder about us 🤣
Our stove/fireplace is rated at 95k btus and 3500sqft
 
Hate to disrupt this thread View attachment 1135183View attachment 1135184 about a 100 yards from the house and there’s about 4 or 5 more loads . Have to bring the saw this time some are to big to lift in lengths
Is that a Dodge truck with a full sized bed? If so, looks exactly like mine. What shocks you have on it? Mine would be squatting with a load like that. Oh yea, the wheel well rust also helps identify it. Mine's starting to rust there and I'd like to fix it if I knew anything about body work.
 
Is that a Dodge truck with a full sized bed? If so, looks exactly like mine. What shocks you have on it? Mine would be squatting with a load like that. Oh yea, the wheel well rust also helps identify it. Mine's starting to rust there and I'd like to fix it if I knew anything about body work.
Yes quad cab 8 ft bed . This load the overloads springs aren’t even engaged yet I just have Gabriel magnum gas shocks nothing special . 3500 with plow and towing package . I have the patch panels but never got around to doing it this year . IMG_7347.jpeg
 
Yes quad cab 8 ft bed . This load the overloads springs aren’t even engaged yet I just have Gabriel magnum gas shocks nothing special . 3500 with plow and towing package . I have the patch panels but never got around to doing it this year . View attachment 1135252
OK, 3500. Mines only a 1500😢. That explains it.
 
Allison, a sawing friend and I went over to a treeline at a neighbor's place, loaded up the van twice, maybe a cord total.
KIMG5368.JPG
A bark off dead, red? elm had fallen in the field.
KIMG5374.JPG
most is dry, some going straight in the stoves,
KIMG5371.JPG
a huge branch off a red oak,
KIMG5369.JPG
up to 15"D was already bucked by the neighbor, there's still 15' of 20"D+ out there,
And starting bucking up a medium ash.
KIMG5370.JPG
Split and stacked what we hauled.
KIMG5373.JPG
The gas splitter comes out for elm cuz I don't have that much gas...
KIMG5372.JPG
Plenty more to go but I'll have get more skids to stack on, racks are full+10 cord more stacked.
It's an addiction.
 
What brand/size planer do you have? It looks like chinese metallurgy at work there.

SR
Dewalt 734 it’s been a great machine . I already ordered a new set and a set of blades from their Amazon store . Everything was 35$ so not to bad

But it was made in China
 

Latest posts

Back
Top