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22,000? I’m thinking in band saw terms, so less less kerf removed. I am thinking that is at the high end, but am hopeful. This was a large logging job... The logger is a very close friend that saved me two premium loads for personal milling. All of the other loads were sold by the truck. Many went to Pakistan via containers at the port. Strange world. Lots of N.C. hardwood goes into shipping containers and heads to China as well. They actually get some of our best, unfortunately. Stick, You are out of your league screwing with Cash. Very few on this planet understand building materials like he does. Just sayin. so who is right?...bob
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White pine. That's what I build my log cabins with. That is just enough wood for a pretty nice house. ![[Linked Image from i.imgur.com]](https://i.imgur.com/vu9vpJrl.jpg) Ever have bumble bee trouble?
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Here in eastern NC a typical load of loblolly pine logs might go 30 tons, give or take. At an assumed/rule-of-thumb rate of 12,000 lbs per thousand board feet (6 tons for those of you in Rio Linda), you have 5,000 board feet per load. 18,255 bf/ 5,000 bd.ft per load = 3.6 + loads. Naturally, this will vary a bit by species (I don't deal with white pine, so I don't have weight tables for it) and state highway weight restrictions.
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... so who is right?...bob Stick is always right... He is a legend in his own mind. Meanwhile... The 135 logs shown in Pic #1 were hauled one mile (log landing to milling landing) on one log truck (two trips). That is a simple fact.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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You haul guys...
Are you saying that you could not get 67 logs (13.5' in length)... and 16 in in diameter on a logging truck?
Serious question...
Would that take 20 trucks to haul?
Something like THREE 13.5' logs per truck sound about right?
You must drive Chevys.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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Ladies,
I’ve cut over 100,000,000 bd ft of Timber and she’s simply a Lying Piece Of Fhuqking Schit. Hint……….. Horse chit... You spend too much time on the Web making a fool of yourself... to accomplish dick.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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You haul guys...
Are you saying that you could not get 67 logs (13.5' in length)... and 16 in in diameter on a logging truck?
Serious question...
Would that take 20 trucks to haul?
Something like THREE 13.5' logs per truck sound about right?
You must drive Chevys. 67 logs is right at that 44XXX weight to be legal on a flatbed. Assumed a 100% uniform log and the ability to load it so you're not over on drives. In a state like MI where they realize you can spread weight out on axles and typically cut pulp wood into short lengths - we'll load 164,000 lbs gross and be legal. Each log is like 821 lbs given our wood.
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You haul guys...
Are you saying that you could not get 67 logs (13.5' in length)... and 16 in in diameter on a logging truck?
Serious question...
Would that take 20 trucks to haul?
Something like THREE 13.5' logs per truck sound about right?
You must drive Chevys. 67 logs is right at that 44XXX weight to be legal on a flatbed. Assumed a 100% uniform log and the ability to load it so you're not over on drives. No fugging way... Sticks says it impossible. How could that possibly be??? BTW... I think you may be a shade heavy on the weight of WP.
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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You haul guys...
Are you saying that you could not get 67 logs (13.5' in length)... and 16 in in diameter on a logging truck?
Serious question...
Would that take 20 trucks to haul?
Something like THREE 13.5' logs per truck sound about right?
You must drive Chevys. 67 logs is right at that 44XXX weight to be legal on a flatbed. Assumed a 100% uniform log and the ability to load it so you're not over on drives. No fugging way... Sticks says it impossible. How could that possibly be??? BTW... I think you may be a shade heavy on the weight of WP. Just using the calculator for weight I found on-line. And it also requires that you can get it on there with bridge laws.
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Pony trailers?
How much capacity do they add?
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Pony trailers?
How much capacity do they add? Don't really matter... Stick is just having a typical hissy fit. All menopausal Karens do...
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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White pine. That's what I build my log cabins with. That is just enough wood for a pretty nice house. Ever have bumble bee trouble? Yes, the carpenter bees get into the timbers. Only a few holes in the logs. I have several traps.
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... so who is right?...bob Stick is always right... He is a legend in his own mind. Meanwhile... The 135 logs shown in Pic #1 were hauled one mile (log landing to milling landing) on one log truck (two trips). That is a simple fact. Now that you admit that they weren't hauled on the highway, that makes more sense. You wouldn't get a mile down the road here without Transport busting your ass with a load like that.
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White pine. That's what I build my log cabins with. That is just enough wood for a pretty nice house. Ever have bumble bee trouble? Yes, the carpenter bees get into the timbers. Only a few holes in the logs. I have several traps. Yeah, the carpenter bees love our board & baton Cedar, too !
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It is... Isn't it... BTW... Where did Danny Devito's retarded cousin go?
If you are not actively engaging EVERY enemy you encounter... you are allowing another to fight for you... and that is cowardice... plain and simple.
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