Wedge Lumber & Supply

08/07/2026

Anyone need Royal Brown/Black trim coil?
Brown side is fine but black side has roller marks which look worse than they are in my picture.
Have six rolls and I have them priced to move at $100 per roll.

08/06/2026

If you’re in the market for a zero turn lawnmower I can recommend this one.
It has a tilt steering wheel instead of two levers and that is the main reason I bought it.
It also doesn’t tear up your yard when making sharp turns.
If you know me you know I wouldn’t care if it did tear up some grass if it did have that issue.

07/30/2026

Shane bought a new hand tool for mitering smaller trim.

07/29/2026

This video is being brought to you by fifty years of General Motors pickups.
Blackie is my Dad’s 1974 Square Body with a fairly quiet 350 that might get fifteen miles per gallon at best.
Now to my 2024 GMC Sierra with a crowded engine compartment sporting a quiet 3.0 Duramax diesel that I have gotten over thirty seven miles per gallon.
One of these trucks gets more attention by people than the other and I presume anyone reading this can guess which one that is.

07/28/2026

07/28/2026

For those of you that drive through here all the time maybe you have noticed my bean field west of the lumberyard.
You know the field that usually has a acre or so that gets flooded out;-)
It looks like I might get a crop out of that flood zone.
Probably two main reasons for this.
The State of Ohio Highway Department got the tile under 12 working again and the lack of heavy flooding rains.
Here are four pictures of this field starting on the planting date of June 1 and ending this afternoon.
The July 18 picture shows a whole lot of button w**d pressure which has now been cleaned up with a good dose of Enlist w**d spray.

07/21/2026

Gittinger Saw Shop is in here every Friday if you need something sharpened.
Tin snips are extremely sharp.
This post brought to you by Burns Brew House in beautiful Port Clinton. If you happen to see Todd mention that you saw this;-)

07/15/2026

A rare event of three generations of Wedge boys standing out in front of the lumberyard watching Big Boy roll by.

07/15/2026

Big Boy rolling through across the street from Washington Township’s largest and oldest lumberyard.