Tractors and wood! Show your pics

[Gordon Gould]

Wood is split and drying before going into the shed. Tractor is grading.

 

[captjack]

 

[Chris from Ontario]

A bucket of oak headed to the basement.

 

[Chris from Ontario]

Full woodshed. Mostly oak cut a year in advance.

 

[Chris from Ontario]

This is the only way to get wood as far as I'm concerned.

 

[brown1]

my little buddy wanting to help daddy bring in wood!

 

[Jesse masterson]

Got a 4 year old grandson, cries pitiful tears if he dosent go help me load wood furnace outside, lol wouldn't get it loaded without his contribution. Lol

 

[Jesse masterson]

I'm not a big fan of poplar either but it is great for starting fires , burns hot , fast . Sounds like prom! Lol

 

[Dead Horse]

20+ cord every year..........
Not a fan of poplar at all, especially the big ones. I do burn em, when one is in my way.... The bark is so thick, they don't start drying out until they are split. felling one and leaving it a year, it will be just as wet then as the day you dropped it.

I have a preponderance of beech and it is great burning wood. I rarely cut a maple, never an oak or cherry, unless they are spars. I tend to save the ash as for all intents it is "standing cord wood" cut it at 3 split it at 4 and burn it at 5. junk like yellow birch is great firewood, white birch not so much but the bark makes awesome fire starter (for an out door wood stove).

 

[D7E]

20+ cord every year..........
Not a fan of poplar at all, especially the big ones. I do burn em, when one is in my way.... The bark is so thick, they don't start drying out until they are split. felling one and leaving it a year, it will be just as wet then as the day you dropped it.

I have a preponderance of beech and it is great burning wood. I rarely cut a maple, never an oak or cherry, unless they are spars. I tend to save the ash as for all intents it is "standing cord wood" cut it at 3 split it at 4 and burn it at 5. junk like yellow birch is great firewood, white birch not so much but the bark makes awesome fire starter (for an out door wood stove).

aaah FIAT 100/90 ....A real tractor