The Warrior
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My Husky 142, and the BK9.
I had cut down 2 smallish oak trees, several months back. But, standing on uneven ground, with lots and lots of rocks around, it took some time to buck it up. Then, haul it to a flat place. I used a splitter on some of it, but some I had to wedge. Then, I used me 9, and the wife used her 4 to baton it into smaller sizes to accommodate my wood stove. Took us 2 and a half hours for the pile you see on the porch. Was nice to have waking up to the 4ยฐ weather this morning. 4ยฐ outside, 70ยฐ inside.it's always cool when you have 15 minutes free to make some wood
Nicely done, that should make your stay warm and cozyI had cut down 2 smallish oak trees, several months back. But, standing on uneven ground, with lots and lots of rocks around, it took some time to buck it up. Then, haul it to a flat place. I used a splitter on some of it, but some I had to wedge. Then, I used me 9, and the wife used her 4 to baton it into smaller sizes to accommodate my wood stove. Took us 2 and a half hours for the pile you see on the porch. Was nice to have waking up to the 4ยฐ weather this morning. 4ยฐ outside, 70ยฐ inside.
Sure did. I like burning oak. Lasts for awhile, and puts off some good heat. I can rake the coals to the front of the stove, place 3 splits in there at 10 pm, adjust the vent to cat eyes, and at 6 am there will still be some coals to get her going again. Works out great.Nicely done, that should make your stay warm and cozy
I see the faces in your wood stacks. Too much time on your hands.
Have any plans for that 5/4" stuff or did you just want to make pretty firewood?