Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[4570Man]

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Same thing I did today.

 

[GreatWhitehunter]

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Nice setup and that's a epic beard to boot!

Matt

 

[4570Man]

I loaded another cord today. I really need to build taller side boards. I delivered 4 rick yesterday which required pulling my lawnmower trailer.

 

[Baby Grand]

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I have chipper envy.

 

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Peedy said to use two wedges. He was right. Quartering this size round makes it easier to lift to the splitter. Takes a minute to make saw cuts. Wedges stay put as a result.

 

[4570Man]

Why not just noodle the whole thing? And you need a log lift.

 

[goeduck]

Agree I just noodle those in half then lift.

 

[4570Man]

I split pieces this size without noodling or pre splitting. If they get much bigger I noodle them. Is there a chain that works better for noodling? My saw tends to bite off more than it can clear and gets clogged up.

 

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Why not just noodle the whole thing? And you need a log lift.

Well unless my noodling technique sucks, I find this way faster especially for this depth of round. Ten of these took 20 minutes. Once in half, the twelve pounder takes one or two shots to split the halves.Plus I get to use the splitter. I did noodling before I got the splitter.

 

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I split pieces this size without noodling or pre splitting. If they get much bigger I noodle them. Is there a chain that works better for noodling? My saw tends to bite off more than it can clear and gets clogged up.

Try a skip tooth. Regular chain makes too much spaghetti. Your pic of the 372 makes me cry a bit. Lent my 372 to my son-in law. The day he got robbed they took his snow blower, a back pack blower and of course my 372.