Posted by philip d on January 09, 2017 at 20:22:24 from (142.68.109.230):
We finished blocking up the long length firewood last week. We borrowed a friends pallet forks and lifted the trees waist high and blocked them with the saw no bending lifting or reaching at all. We had @6 cord that I had stacked in 8' lengths left so we decided we'd use the saw gear for those. After we pulled about a half a dozen sticks down from the pile and running for cover as they fell down than man handling them onto the saw table it got old pretty quick. I used the manure fork to move them to the blocked pile to block them up but if any of you have handled wood with a manure bucket it's just a fair contract time they stick in the wood and you bend tines. So today we traded the saw gear in towards owning half of a new set of forks of our own we will share with my next door neighbour cousin. We have owned various pieces of small equipment before and share a log winch so we already know we get along great.
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