Tree service firewood

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Morning Lee , thanks for the shout out . I hate you blew that hose . I liked how you picked up that stump . Nice looking splits you got from those logs . 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@MurphyMower]

I would say about 90% of what I got was usable and I just had to burn up the other

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

Great video Lee. Ya gotta love loaders. 👋👋

[@MurphyMower]

Thanks I don’t think I would take Tree Service wood if I did not have it

[@noelstractors-firewood57]

After what I went through cutting and splitting stringy Elm tree service wood. Never again.

[@SnowRaver-p2v]

I got a few loads of chips, no logs, and spread it all around my raised beds to control weeds.
After seeing this I'm glad I didn't ask for logs since I never had a tractor or anything.
Weird thing, we moved and a while later I drove passed they apparently pulled out all the chips and put rocks. I thought that was an odd choice.

[@MurphyMower]

I have wood chips that I did three or four years ago and now it looks like potting soil
And yes, be careful about Tree Service wood as you typically get odd pieces

[@hipdaizii]

Those hydraulic hoses do that. I know when that happens, it makes a big oily mess. When that happened at work, it took forever to clean that mess up.
Do they bring those big chunks at no charge?

[@MurphyMower]

@@hipdaizii Wood Chips and logs are free

[@MurphyMower]

@@hipdaizii yes hydraulics is a big mass

[@GardenTractorBoy]

The loader did a great job to move that log. Shame about the hose on the splitter

[@MurphyMower]

I don’t think I would accept Tree Service wood if I did not have the loader