Posted by LOU from Wi. on October 20, 2009 at 17:24:17 from (174.124.68.161):
My Son cut the 10.6 cord of red & white oak today.Looks like we are due for rain & snow tonight. We hauled most of the wood up to the top with about 2 1/2 more hours to finish hauling,then its on with the wood splitter about another week or so.The bobcat did a good job so far as did the old 75 f350 that he made the dump work with the old cylinders off the 706 swartz loader. We put in 100 gal of #1 fuel oil for back up heat for the 2 year old Lenox. We been at wood cutting for the past 39 years. Lots of work but O BOY is it warm floor time again .I" m still thinking about trying to build a unit like I saw here on Yt.Bobcat picks up logs,cuts & splits em. My son said the unit to buy would be $24,000,00 +. Sure can"t afford that. Got to wondering, How many folks here on YT heats with wood? any way hope you enjoy the pictures. LOU
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