u/IAmHimMaybe

The image is a little blurry because it’s from backyard security camera

I’m in North Georgia - what is this?!?

Ok, the other day I made a post on here about how my maul bounces off some very large fresh pecan tree logs and I was asking for advice on how to split them.. I’m going to guess they are between 20-30 inches in diameter.

There are only like 20 pieces that large and even if I got a log splitter, they are too big/heavy for me to lift. I’ve decided to move them somewhere far on my property and just let them rot.

But how do I move them? I can work hard to roll/flip them a little but not enough for a longer distance.

Any DIY ideas?

I have a Tahoe and can use my trailer hitch but how to secure the logs even if one at a time

I’m trying to save money and had some guys chop down 4 large pecan trees and I said they can just leave everything but to cut all sections at about 12-16 inches so I could axe it into firewood.

These are some large chunks and when I tried to split with axe, the axe bounced up like it was made or rubber. I laughed but then thought.. oh no.

What do I do now?!? lol

How do I fix this? Do I have to remove the whole gutter? Can I just separate it at the top? Do I stick something through like if a drain was clogged?

What would you do?

Edit: it’s not going underground. It’s not in the pic but it just comes out on top of concrete