Where’s the firewood at?

Glad to see some other 3rd Gens with wood in the back. I was worried I overloaded mine because the headlights were pointed at the sky. I had the wood neatly stacked higher than the cab. Didn't seem to do any permanent damage.

 

I’ve had mine riding on the bump stops before, that was a long drive home. I didn’t notice any thing different after I unloaded

 

My girlfriend gettin er done.

 

Oak on oak. Northern California.

 

I really like the milk crate with the gas and oil storage. Cool idea

 

Not the best photography

 

From last Spring on the Plumas NF. Sugar Pine, Repo dog.
Duane

 

Hi All,just wanted to post up on this thread.Been gathering wood up here for years now.Still buy a cord a year and mix it up.Can't seem to get ahead to have super nice seasoned wood,but wood I buy is usually good and dry.

 

Got a ton of wood pics! Love being out there getting free wood! Every year I score just need to invest in a good splitter.Ive used a few good ones,an iron n oak 34ton and most recently a rugged split 37 ton.They had great costumer service and I replaced the carb on it cause it was all gummed up from sitting since the last time I borrowed it! The 4 way splitter was great it handles everything I threw at it!

 

Good looking Vizsla!

 

All that's needed in Florida and it's just a "for fun not heat fire" lol

 

Random junk wood loaded for adventure, mix of pine, madrone, and bigleaf maple. Weapons of choice: ms261 and gransfors splitting axe. "Need" bigger saw