tomtrees58
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Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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MechanicMatt
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Tom, your sir are the firewood KING
UnforsakenGhost
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Wow, I thought I was hot **** with my five cords of walnut, 3 cords of elm and one of mixed wood, you sire, have put me to shame, pile looks good tho, lot of work there
nbouley010
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Yes. Please.
Mapcinq
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Havent posted in a while. I drove up to my cabin on Saturday, for something to do. Decided to get a bit of wood while I was there (I dont heat my home with wood, purely for enjoyment). I saw a hooter while I was there.
zogger
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That's gonna take some serious skilled sawing to process!
blacklocst
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I figured you being from Sweden and all that you would have a Fiskars.
beerbelly
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Fiskers=Finland...one country over. Probably prefers a Wetterlings!
blacklocst
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Finland, Sweden whats the difference... just kidding.
Careful there, I'm a fully fledged swede viking (even if I'm currently living in froggy-eater-land
), I might arm my drakkar and sail across the pond to serve a proper correction!
blacklocst
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And don't forget to throw one of those purple rounds in as well.Careful there, I'm a fully fledged swede viking (even if I'm currently living in froggy-eater-land
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At the moment, I have 4 woodpiles, I'm attaching a pic of one of them. The one next to my house, that I feed my wood heater with, isn't a pile, it's a stack. The others are in the woods, and they are piles on pallets. I fill up the front end loader, which holds a lot of wood because I have forks on it and a plywood platform on the forks. I dump the split wood on a big piles, the pile in my pic is around 8 feet high. I ain't stackin' because I just don't have time to do it, I dump and run. People tell me that the insides of these big dumped piles won't dry. Maybe it's an issue, maybe not. I plan to draw from the outside layers of those piles and sell/give away the wood. I'm starting a new pile right now, I'm clearing out some of my woods, the firewood is a byproduct. 
I'll find out soon enough just how seasoned the outside layers of these piles are gonna be.
I'll find out soon enough just how seasoned the outside layers of these piles are gonna be.opcorn:That is a nice pile
want to try that this summer
mainewoods
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That is what firewood dealers do with their processed wood. Wind, sun and time will give you some nice wood. Beautiful spot there chucker, any man would be proud to own it.
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