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Old 04-30-2016, 09:51 PM
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Default 104 earning its keep, once again!!

My neighbor and good friend of mine had a huge willow tree and a good sized yellow (honey) locust taken down and since I helped with the clean up he told me after I measured out a log for him to have sawn into some boards I could have the rest. Since its now mowing season he asked if I was still wanting to take it for firewood, so I decided even though my dr said no physical labor until after my post op check up that I was not willing to give up the awesome, free heat that locust provides, so my boys and I took the husqy, 104 and trailer and went to block up a load and bring it home. She did not disapoint!!
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Old 04-30-2016, 11:00 PM
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Cool, my Dad and I did the same thing today but mine was already in my yard and cut up but needed split and we got 5 loads done!!!
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Old 05-01-2016, 12:33 AM
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Cool! I have a load of logs delivered every year so me and the wife cut it and me and boys split and stack it. I love burning wood!! Nothinv like a nice hot wood fire when its bone chilling cold out! My front door spent more time open this past winter than it did shut because I am a bit of a pyro as the wife says! But if she wakes up cold in morning because I didnt put enough wood on before bed its a different story!
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I (had help) cut (ing) down a rather large Willow in my back yard last late summer. After cutting it up my 147 did a lot of toting of logs, etc. Nice pic.
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