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Smart AF "use what you have a lot of"

Plus when you get old AF and you can still do it, makes you think heck how bad off can I be if this is still doable. :|:;)

Yeah gotta love it

Splitting can develop form and ergonomics, footwork, hand/eye coordination, plus provide satisfaction.

Well ok, shows what I know. Lordy, cutting that whole tree to 16" lengths? I woulda seen God.

Thats good money for fw around here. Its hard to get 275 here, plenty of blokes moving it for 2 hundo:O

You got 300$/cord? Yes come to think of it I've done similar. Way back in the day, before I was a tree guy, neighbor had a huge silver maple removed and sawed into rounds. My buddy and I went over and split it all in 6 or 8 hours. Lot of it was wedge n sledge material. I remember not being sore...

there's more wood in that area than you could, um, shake a stick at, why bother messing with giant rounds. Give that stuff a new home by the tub grinder.

Agreed. But in a heavily wooded area like that, to believe peeps are going to come over and load up 3-4 cords of monster rounds, well, I'd have to see that.

:O

I'm not from those parts but IME there is nowhere that people would pay for those logs and come pick them up. Not in a million years. Are those rounds 200-300lbs each? Maybe if he broke his back splitting all that, folks would then come over for free and take it away. Reminds of the sign I saw...

Why do you ask? RC's the man.

Great title! Whoah, that opening scene! Nice to see the job/vid after the heads up you gave earlier. Your vids ooze a one-of-a-kind vibe. Show some climbing/manouvering! Thanks for posting, great to watch.8)

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