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T tikigap Tiki Socialite St Augustine, Florida Joined: Jan 19, 2006 Posts: 841	T tikigap Posted posted on Mon, Apr 24, 2006 6:01 AM I went to the farm this weekend to get some wood. The "Log Weight Calculator" estimates that this oak weighs 441 pounds. It is 17 inches in diameter at one end, and 18 inches at the other, and it is 4 feet long: The walnut below was dead and down, and not yet rotted. It's small, but very nice: I also have the root ball for this walnut tree, but no pictures of it yet. I'm going to clean it off tonight and we'll see what I get. Now I can get started on some big stuff. [ Edited by: tikigap 2006-08-25 09:39 ]

I went to the farm this weekend to get some wood. The "Log Weight Calculator" estimates that this oak weighs 441 pounds. It is 17 inches in diameter at one end, and 18 inches at the other, and it is 4 feet long:

The walnut below was dead and down, and not yet rotted. It's small, but very nice:

I also have the root ball for this walnut tree, but no pictures of it yet. I'm going to clean it off tonight and we'll see what I get.

Now I can get started on some big stuff.

[ Edited by: tikigap 2006-08-25 09:39 ]

Post #228265 by tikigap on Mon, Apr 24, 2006 6:01 AM