Haulin' Ash

[David Fried]

... or at least that is what the state workers cutting it down thought it was. Since I don't know my Ash from my elbow I'll leave the final decision to our resident expert - paging Dr. Ash ... Dr. Steve Ash

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These are two of the pieces I could lift. The top piece is 10" in diameter and 3 feet long. The bottom piece is shorter and rotted on one side but half of it is fine. The tree was damaged when it lost a branch about 20 feet up. There are still several slabs 2 feet high by 3 feet in diameter, from the base of the tree, of good wood. Now if I can con one of my friends with a chain saw.:rolleyes:

[Joe Mioux]

Your "Ash Hauler" isn't as cool as the other one.;)

I believe the other one is a "69 Chevelle.

Joe

[Christopher K. Hartley]

I'll bet when you got them loaded and got behind the wheel the wood spoke up and said "Home James! We got a date to be a bowl"). David, good lookin haul!

[Steve Ash]

Your "Ash Hauler" isn't as cool as the other one.;)

I believe the other one is a "69 Chevelle.

Joe

Yep, Joe a 1969 Chevelle SS.....
The original Ash hauler
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v229/GardenBay/69chevelle2.jpg

[David Fried]

Isn't hard to get wood in and out of the back seat with only two doors?:D

[Steve Ash]

Isn't hard to get wood in and out of the back seat with only two doors?:D

Boy, could I go somewhere with that question....but I won't. :D

[David Fried]

I wasn't going to ask about the footprints on the dashboard!:D :eek:

[Bernie Weishapl]

Steve you better leave that one alone. :eek: :eek:

[Steve Ash]

Steve you better leave that one alone. :eek: :eek:

Yeah, I think so...as Ken says " I'm just shakin my head"