I admire technology and innovation and having sawed and split many a cord of firewood, I think this is way cool.
New Lumberjack in Town
New Lumberjack in Town
New Lumberjack in Town
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Wow....now theres a machine i wouldn't wanna fall into !!! Otherwise people would have to call me dale dale dale dale dale dale dale dale. :ya2:
As an engineering orientated person, that firewood machine is superb.
It makes me laugh that it has a "Danger" sign on it. Like we didnt know.
Having come across the term "cord" related to firewood quite often I looked it up.
A "cord" of firewood is a stack measuring 8 feet x 4 feet x 4 feet. (2.44m x 1.22m x 1.22m)
This equates to 128 cubic feet, or 3.6 cubic meters of wood.
That is a lot of wood.
It makes me laugh that it has a "Danger" sign on it. Like we didnt know.
Having come across the term "cord" related to firewood quite often I looked it up.
A "cord" of firewood is a stack measuring 8 feet x 4 feet x 4 feet. (2.44m x 1.22m x 1.22m)
This equates to 128 cubic feet, or 3.6 cubic meters of wood.
That is a lot of wood.
We used to burn 3 to 4 cords per winter. It was the only heat we had.
Now who said it was hard work cutting the firewood :y114:
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We used to burn 3 to 4 cords per winter. It was the only heat we had.
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If only our household fire places would conform with the famous E=mC2
Then we'd only need 3 toothpicks a year!
We used to burn 3 to 4 cords per winter. It was the only heat we had.
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If only our household fire places would conform with the famous E=mC2
Then we'd only need 3 toothpicks a year!
Yeah, but the shielding was cost a fortune!! :y114:
Nifty attachment. You can do about anything with a Bobcat. There used to be a landscaping supply place near here that sold firewood. They had some kind of giant machine that did the same thing. Had to load logs in it, was pulled by a truck. You could watch that thing for a long time, kind of like the Krispy Kreme line.
I have seen the kind of rig you are talking about; in fact, I have used one. You are right, Bobcats are versatile machines.
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