Curious what kind of splitter you have there?
Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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Curious what kind of splitter you have there?
Mike Mulback
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I try to keep my woodpile as clean as I can get it and keep the area around the wood pile clean too. Who ever has the nicest/cleanest looking woodpile, I will send them some free stickers
Post away!
Shane
Nevada style
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zogger
Tree Freak
brenndatomu
Hey you woodchucks, quit chucking my wood!
Wow, doing that in Nevada probably qualifys that wood as kiln dried!
Erik B
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All he has to do to get it in the fire is drop it down the chimney
locochainsaw
ArboristSite Member
I finally had a little time to get a little split. It's not a mountain but a start.
! if, everyone of them split's were a mole hill, I would venture to say you do have a small mountain growing.....
Stayalert
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Mike Mulback
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Great shot, some of that well seasoned?
Stayalert
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Not yet…Will be the time it makes it to my boiler though...
locochainsaw
ArboristSite Member
Hopefully it get big enough to justify buying a splitter for my skid steer I'm getting tired or wrestling rounds lol but it has to pay to expand
locochainsaw
ArboristSite Member
Barn project kills free time but my buddy brought a little lift today prob saved me a few hours...
yupp!! it all starts with one block of split able wood to make you a wood addict! after that there's no hope for you ! just ask any of the other wood addict's here... lol
MuskokaSplitter
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Mike Mulback
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Thats mostly all heartwood mesquite, been up there split about a month, already have 20% or less moisture when I broke some open
jrider
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This is one of my favorite threads as I love to see what others use and what their setups look like. It does give me some insight though on why so many people claim 2 or 3 years for seasoning some woods such as oak with wood piles under shade trees, up against buildings, in sheds and such. Full sun and full exposure to the wind can really dry some wood out quickly. Keep the pics coming!
My firepit stacks are now full.
The uglies row with another row behind it.
Judging by the top gap I'd say these are drying nicely.
This week's maple.
The uglies row with another row behind it.
Judging by the top gap I'd say these are drying nicely.
This week's maple.
! steve, you are way ahead of me this week already! with the tree removal business in full swing there's not enough time in the day to hit the woods..... everyone that needs tree service wants to keep the wood so there's not much going to the mixed wood pile? lol which in all rights makes for a happy green day with the franklins building their way up!
Hey as long as the saw is running you are making green!
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