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A few pics from an excursion to the Lincoln National forest yesterday, Man!, my back hurts. . . 
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Cutting wood with the Deuce
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Oh yeah, forgot, Nick, bgekky3, showed up to help unload the wood, Thanks Nick!
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The 12.5 x 20 Mich XL's work VERY well offroad, and had no problem with the load. This is the most I have loaded in the truck, and the trip down the 25 plus miles of 2 lane mountain roads was very interesting, the single circuit brake system kept popping into my mind for some reason. . . 
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cool photos, cutting wood is a natural for the deuce. I used to stack two cords split and it worked well..
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How much clearance do you have between the tires?The 12.5 x 20 Mich XL's work VERY well offroad, and had no problem with the load. This is the most I have loaded in the truck, and the trip down the 25 plus miles of 2 lane mountain roads was very interesting, the single circuit brake system kept popping into my mind for some reason. . .
I really like the look of this set-up.
Now you have me re-thinking singling out a deuce.
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About an inch or so clearance at the bottom, I checked several times on the way back from the mountain, 80 miles or so, and they looked fine, no contact between the tires at all, after plenty of bumps.
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NICE! What kind of wood? I presume fire wood.
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I always thought pine or confir tree where I no no in fire place because of the creosote content and risk of flue fire so said safty pup, nice pic by the way
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Southdave,
Don't want to steal the thread but I mix well-dried pine with hard wood. I had a chimney sweep say that's what he does for himself AND his mother. He explained that the pine will burn hot and cause a better draft up the chimney. The key he said was "well-dried" and "mix."
Don't want to steal the thread but I mix well-dried pine with hard wood. I had a chimney sweep say that's what he does for himself AND his mother. He explained that the pine will burn hot and cause a better draft up the chimney. The key he said was "well-dried" and "mix."
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I was there for the whole ordeal. Ed wouldn't let me touch the saw, so he cut I loaded. I was glad he waited until the end to put the blade in the dirt. I was getting bored standing around waiting for him to cut the pieces. Next weekend we might take two trucks up there.
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Yeah, he was there, drinking beer, and taking pictures. . .
Seriously though,
He was drinking beer. . .
Thanks again for the help Nick!, seriously.
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Based on the thread title I was thinking "how on earth did he find a way to get the deuce to cut wood?" 
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How do the loggers feel about you guys cutting wood in there?
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Looks like great fire wood and its a great use for your deuce. I like the tire set up! Thanks for sharing the pics.