Snotrocket
ArboristSite Member
Haha those didn't fall. We had 4-5 inches of rain and I tarped it before it hit. Those were holding down parts of the tarp. :msp_biggrin:
Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area
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russhd1997
Innocent By Stander
Yes I'm about 5 miles from NH Motor Speedway. Where is Calais? I know southern Maine pretty well but have never been to Calais.
Bigrod
ArboristSite Guru
Its a start. I have added more since I took that pic. Another 3 rows.
Snotrocket
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stihly dan
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Whats the population over there? Sounds like the boon docks. But is there such a thing on the coast?
Snotrocket
ArboristSite Member
Calais is right on the coast. It's not a major city by any means, but those don't really exist in Maine anyway.
stihly dan
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I am in nh. But I disagree, as far as I have gone up the coast of maine, it has been full of mass wholes. Like maggets on a dead chicken. There was evan a show on 20/20 on it.
NHlocal
Addicted to ArboristSite
Wood shed.....
Here's my wood shed I put up about 4 years ago, I figured what it would take to heat the house and designed the shed around that. 12ft by 8ft, 5ft high in the back and 6 1/2ft in the front, gives it just enough slope for the snow to slowly slide off the back. Metal roof with a foot of over hang front and back, half a foot over hang on each side. Got L hooks on the sides and back to string 2x4's horizontal so I can also run thin vertical stringers to keep the wood in place. It breaths real nice.I put hooks on the north and east sides to hang tarps 'cause those are the sides where the most snow and rain come in. It'll hold 4 1/2+ cord of wood. Been working out good so far. The first pic is lookin' out the back window at the empty shed April 2011,
.....the next one was the day before this past Christmas.....
.....and the last one is from March 10, 2012.....
Here's my wood shed I put up about 4 years ago, I figured what it would take to heat the house and designed the shed around that. 12ft by 8ft, 5ft high in the back and 6 1/2ft in the front, gives it just enough slope for the snow to slowly slide off the back. Metal roof with a foot of over hang front and back, half a foot over hang on each side. Got L hooks on the sides and back to string 2x4's horizontal so I can also run thin vertical stringers to keep the wood in place. It breaths real nice.I put hooks on the north and east sides to hang tarps 'cause those are the sides where the most snow and rain come in. It'll hold 4 1/2+ cord of wood. Been working out good so far. The first pic is lookin' out the back window at the empty shed April 2011,
.....the next one was the day before this past Christmas.....
.....and the last one is from March 10, 2012.....
Danxtro
ArboristSite Lurker
Wood pile is growing. Tomorrow i have to go to my other wood lot. Powerline co. called me last week to inform me that they clear under lines. 18 ft large along the road. They were suppose to do it last fall. I'm not very happy of that. Gonna take pictures.
Firewood Dave
ArboristSite Lurker
Here are a couple of pics of my yardView attachment 235970View attachment 235971
zogger
Tree Freak
Had to add another processing area..and maybe a new saw
My old area is now slap full, can't fit no mo or it will spill out into the drive..
sose I had to start a new area, this is over by the cluckeraptor containment compound...with my assistant Vanna showing the lovely prizes.....
...so any way, driving back and forth with this week's score loads, I am thinking, "self, dang, just dang, you REALLY need a big saw. You got all the rest of this big pine, the big pine still to cut in the back yard, the real big redoak tree to finish felling and cutting, all the oak and hickory down, then all the rest of the big swamp wood tornado downs....so, what to get, what to shoot for" ....I look down at the tractor dash and see this right when I am thinking all of this....
My old area is now slap full, can't fit no mo or it will spill out into the drive..
sose I had to start a new area, this is over by the cluckeraptor containment compound...with my assistant Vanna showing the lovely prizes.....
...so any way, driving back and forth with this week's score loads, I am thinking, "self, dang, just dang, you REALLY need a big saw. You got all the rest of this big pine, the big pine still to cut in the back yard, the real big redoak tree to finish felling and cutting, all the oak and hickory down, then all the rest of the big swamp wood tornado downs....so, what to get, what to shoot for" ....I look down at the tractor dash and see this right when I am thinking all of this....
zogger
Tree Freak
I guess it gets a little nippy where ya'all are..HAHAHAHAHAHA!
That's a serious no foolin' around wood stack there, bro!
My old area is now slap full, can't fit no mo or it will spill out into the drive..
sose I had to start a new area, this is over by the cluckeraptor containment compound...with my assistant Vanna showing the lovely prizes.....
...so any way, driving back and forth with this week's score loads, I am thinking, "self, dang, just dang, you REALLY need a big saw. You got all the rest of this big pine, the big pine still to cut in the back yard, the real big redoak tree to finish felling and cutting, all the oak and hickory down, then all the rest of the big swamp wood tornado downs....so, what to get, what to shoot for" ....I look down at the tractor dash and see this right when I am thinking all of this....
It looks like you have been having some fun!
owbguy
ArboristSite Operative
zogger you cannot go wrong with a 3120. looks like its meant to be....
russhd1997
Innocent By Stander
...so any way, driving back and forth with this week's score loads, I am thinking, "self, dang, just dang, you REALLY need a big saw. You got all the rest of this big pine, the big pine still to cut in the back yard, the real big redoak tree to finish felling and cutting, all the oak and hickory down, then all the rest of the big swamp wood tornado downs....so, what to get, what to shoot for" ....I look down at the tractor dash and see this right when I am thinking all of this....
Your tractor is trying to tell you something. Now that's a big saw! :cool2:
Split for about 2.5 hours today...
The remainder of the pile
Start of the '13-'14 stack. (2012-13 stacks buried behind the white pines which I've since been scolded for on AS... but I'm not moving them now.)
Looks like a nice operation you got going there! I am jealous of that stack!
Danxtro
ArboristSite Lurker
Picked up the wood cut by the powerline co. today. It was cold this morning about -5C. We did it with an ATV. Pictures of the working day and wood stack.
