Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[captjack]

My area looks like a freaking mud pit ! 2+ feet of snow just melted and its sloppy out

 

[briantutt]

I am going to split this up this weekend. I plan on squeezing 700 to 750 cord out of it. Then I won't have to cut wood for 10 years. Don't know why I never thought of this plan before [emoji39]

Brian

 

[Plowboy83]

may be its 600 cords

Man that's impressive do you do it for a living thats a lot of wood what kind of wood

 

[tomtrees58]

part time full time arborist oak 2 maple

 

[al-k]

I am going to split this up this weekend. I plan on squeezing 700 to 750 cord out of it. Then I won't have to cut wood for 10 years. Don't know why I never thought of this plan before [emoji39]

Brian

700 cord would last me 233 years

 

[ri chevy]

Some wood cut, some wood stacked.

Lean-to is 16ft long by 8 ft deep by 10 feet high in the front.

I am burning the left side right now, then I will fill it up after the season.

 

[Plowboy83]

Some wood cut, some wood stacked.

Lean-to is 16ft long by 8 ft deep by 10 feet high in the front.

I am burning the left side right now, then I will fill it up after the season.

 

[Plowboy83]

Looks good

 

[Backyard Lumberjack]

may be its 600 cords

....How many cords? HOW MANY?!!! AHHH!!!.....

so much wood, so much firewood... so many pictures... I tried to count the cords... but lost my place counting somewhere's around 525 cords...

 

[Backyard Lumberjack]

700 cord would last me 233 years

probably twice that long for me... and I burn a lot of wood, too!

 

[A100HVA]

it's been tuff this last year gettin' wood hauled in,so now that the pulp market is on quota now I was able to snag 185+ cords of red oak.

 

[KiwiBro]

Should complete this job by Sunday.

 

[benp]

Should complete this job by Sunday. View attachment 485264

That is a fantastic picture!!!!!

The contrast of the red wood and green is awesome!!!!

 

[T. Mainus]

Started splitting the "small" pieces of oak we had from the last load. Mostly white and burr oak. The one picture is of some rounds that must have some metal growing in the tree or something. That black spot went through about 4-6 pieces that I cut. Luckily I never found the metal if thats what its from.

 

[Backyard Lumberjack]

View attachment 485182 View attachment 485183 it's been tuff this last year gettin' wood hauled in,so now that the pulp market is on quota now I was able to snag 185+ cords of red oak.

wow... makes me want to get up, kick myself in the a**... and go split wood! sometimes I am almost ashamed at my meager urban logging ops... and i am by local 'homeowner' standards... a very large operator!! here I got maybe couple cords on property to split... currently, and many out there consider less than 100 cords... little more than kindling...

humbling!~

great pix! speaks a thousand words, each pix!

that is a lot of wood! wow

 

[turnkey4099]

wow... makes me want to get up, kick myself in the a**... and go split wood! sometimes I am almost ashamed at my meager urban logging ops... and i am by local 'homeowner' standards... a very large operator!! here I got maybe couple cords on property to split... currently, and many out there consider less than 100 cords... little more than kindling...

humbling!~

great pix! speaks a thousand words, each pix!

that is a lot of wood! wow

I put in a hour or more a day, as long as the weather is workable, working around the wood pile, mostly splitting with a Fiskars and wedge/sledge. Need to get the old bod woke up. Have to move seveeral cords of Black Locust so I can fix a fence, light bulb went off. If I gotta move it, at least fill empty parts of the woodshed while doing it!. Wagon load pr two of wood a day will get a lot of it moved.

Harry K

 

[Backyard Lumberjack]

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Started splitting the "small" pieces of oak we had from the last load. Mostly white and burr oak. The one picture is of some rounds that must have some metal growing in the tree or something. That black spot went through about 4-6 pieces that I cut. Luckily I never found the metal if thats what its from.

oic; those are the 'small' rounds, eh?? lol. never heard of burr oak. guess there are many kinds. red, white, water, post... are names of oak more familiar to me. nice splitter w/catcher!... but it's your tractor that catches my eye... looks like it can do a lot of work... but with chains? a tractor with chains??....

oh my! now that... makes a statement!!!

we see a lot of tractors down here, but never seen one with chains!

oh my! now that does... make a statement!!!

 

[Oldman47]

There are over 100 different species of oak native to North America. Around here bur oak is pretty common. It is a member of the white oak family.
Acorns

Leaf

 

[Guswhit]

Behind the eight ball right now for this summers camping bundles! Need to get started, but haven't finished the house project yet. Have about 40 pickup loads here, will have to wait until processed for an exact cord count.

 

[zogger]

View attachment 486510 View attachment 486511 View attachment 486512 Behind the eight ball right now for this summers camping bundles! Need to get started, but haven't finished the house project yet. Have about 40 pickup loads here, will have to wait until processed for an exact cord count.

Hellya! You a busy boy!