newbie from NH

[fyrwoodguy]

HELLO ALL ! nice forum you got here,glad i joined. jere's a few pic's of what i use my skidsteer for.had it since 1984 bought it new. http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o8/WILLIAMFGREENE/augoakforum2008.jpg
http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o8/WILLIAMFGREENE/bumpinknots001.jpg
http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o8/WILLIAMFGREENE/FORSPLIT053.jpg
http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o8/WILLIAMFGREENE/NIGHT007.jpg
http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o8/WILLIAMFGREENE/woodsplitterpics004.jpg
I'll put your pics up. Ken

 

[nobull1]

Welcome to the forum. Always nice to see new members. Too bad I can't get your pic's to open. Appears your in the firewood business, as am I.
Brian

 

[fyrwoodguy]

HOW DOES ONE EDIT THEIR POST? i would like to get the pic's to show!

 

[nobull1]

HOW DOES ONE EDIT THEIR POST? i would like to get the pic's to show!

There is no way to edit your post on this board.

 

[Tazza]

There is no way to edit your post on this board.

Thats a LOT of wood!!!
Btw, links fixed

 

[nobull1]

Thats a LOT of wood!!!
Btw, links fixed

Kool pic's. What type of processor are you using? Your processor looks like a Cord King that I had a guy using in our wood yard a couple of years ago. How many cords a year are you processing? At present we are doing about 500 without a processor.
Brian

 

[Tazza]

Kool pic's. What type of processor are you using? Your processor looks like a Cord King that I had a guy using in our wood yard a couple of years ago. How many cords a year are you processing? At present we are doing about 500 without a processor.
Brian

Sorry, forgot to add, you can't edit your posts for now. Only moderators have the ability to edit posts.

 

[skidsteer.ca]

Sorry, forgot to add, you can't edit your posts for now. Only moderators have the ability to edit posts.

Do you have your trees bucked in 1/2 b4 they are delivered? Or are they 24' or??
8' and 16' are pretty readily available here, trees not so much but some will harvest tree length.
How many cords a hour will that process? After loading it in a dump truck is it delivered or just stock piled?
I have a 200 serco knuckle boom loader and a Sirro 60" slasher with 3 way electric over hyd valve (saw arm, bunt board and slide to adjust cut length) that would be much better off being converted into something like that.


Ken

 

[fyrwoodguy]

Do you have your trees bucked in 1/2 b4 they are delivered? Or are they 24' or??
8' and 16' are pretty readily available here, trees not so much but some will harvest tree length.
How many cords a hour will that process? After loading it in a dump truck is it delivered or just stock piled?
I have a 200 serco knuckle boom loader and a Sirro 60" slasher with 3 way electric over hyd valve (saw arm, bunt board and slide to adjust cut length) that would be much better off being converted into something like that.


Ken

my present supplier is bringing me in 16' long wood (that works best,as no turning around big end first) but will do 21' long wood. if it's any longer it tips off the deck (no good)

the record for filling the truck is 22 minutes
i deliver each load,it dries better in the buyer's yard!
i got 900 cords of wood cut with the carbide blade and no sharpening yet

 

[fyrwoodguy]

Kool pic's. What type of processor are you using? Your processor looks like a Cord King that I had a guy using in our wood yard a couple of years ago. How many cords a year are you processing? At present we are doing about 500 without a processor.
Brian

yes it's a CORD KING i bought it brand new in 1986,and it's the best investment i ever made.

 

[sterlclan]

yes it's a CORD KING i bought it brand new in 1986,and it's the best investment i ever made.

Greetings from Porter Maine nice to have a "local" here ........Jeff

 

[fyrwoodguy]

Greetings from Porter Maine nice to have a "local" here ........Jeff

thanks jeff.
my father and i go often to bayhaven for lunch,he likes to bring home fresh haddock-the best around at the best price. my wood supplier is from parsonsfield not far from you.what you do with your skidsteer? william

 

[sterlclan]

thanks jeff.
my father and i go often to bayhaven for lunch,he likes to bring home fresh haddock-the best around at the best price. my wood supplier is from parsonsfield not far from you.what you do with your skidsteer? william

mostly move snow and dirt around the house.....but it lifts engines and other heavy stuff as well some side work but not much lately......Ive got a 7.5 foot plow on it now and a splitter for wood not as big as yours but it chops fine.....Jeff

 

[Ground Effects]

mostly move snow and dirt around the house.....but it lifts engines and other heavy stuff as well some side work but not much lately......Ive got a 7.5 foot plow on it now and a splitter for wood not as big as yours but it chops fine.....Jeff

Hello guys I am a small landscape,hardscape,masonry llc.... I live in Franklin in the middle of all the lakes.... We also do cord wood on the side to kep the guys ot of trouble.... Bill