Post pictures of your woodpile/splitting area

[TRTermite]

My splitter is buried. View attachment 984973

Like the floor finisher sitting in the closet doorway waiting for the varnish to dry.. Worserer for you Ya can't sit and wait for the wood to miraculously move/stack itself..

 

[SS396driver]

Time to move some wood.

I got the splitter out today moved quite a bit of wood and split the rounds next to it . There’s still a pile of rounds/logs all oak behind the tent .

 

[JimR]

I got the splitter out today moved quite a bit of wood and split the rounds next to it . There’s still a pile of rounds/logs all oak behind the tent .View attachment 985292View attachment 985293View attachment 985294View attachment 985295

Do you have a tractor with a loader? I use 330 gallon totes for storing my wood. I move them around from my woodlot to the house with a set of forks on the tractor.

 

[SS396driver]

Do you have a tractor with a loader? I use 330 gallon totes for storing my wood. I move them around from my woodlot to the house with a set of forks on the tractor.

I have a kubota FEL but at this time it's at my friends farm . I'm using it there to drag logs and load my trailer

 

[alanbaker]

Woodpiles

 

[Zaedock]

The Jeep frame and buggy chassis are not part of the splitter - although a mobile off road splitter would be pissah.

 

[JimR]

Woodpiles

That's a lot of wood.

 

[Matt Schmitt]

Got a good start for next year. Still have a lot to split. Dont mind the stacking my young son started most of it. We got an Eastonmade splitter this year and man it’s been a life saver. We split big as we heat with a boiler but mainly me splitting by myself this has only taken six gallons of gas to produce! The barn is 30’ long and stack is around 7’ tall.

 

[Franny K]

I have not put a picture here for a while.

 

[Matt Schmitt]

Here’s the beast!

 

[JimR]

Here’s the beast!

Here’s the beast!

That is a monster.

 

[MiserblOF]

Ii might have posted this one here before. It's from a few years ago, and has been used now. I try to have as much as possible on single row racks, but when I first buy a load of log length, I'm over capacity. This type of stack is handy for using up little space, but unless it is really fully out in the sun, is not really efficient at seasoning wood. They do look nice, though.
This one was by far the largest of such stacks I ever made, and really was done for the heck of it, as making it so large and high I needed a ladder was not very efficient.

 

[Squareground3691]

Filling up for next winter

 

[al-k]

I haven't had much time for firewood, been working 6 days a week. About 2 cords.

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

Drive through pick up comes in all shapes and sizes.

 

[jolj]

Any one live in Midlands, of South Carolina, contact me, I know where loggers have lift wood to rot.

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

Ever wonder what 768 cubic feet (6 cords) of 14 inch long split hardwood looks like? Here you go. Normally 4 crates make one cord for 16 inch long pieces of wood. For 14 inch firewood we stack each cord using 5 crates to allow for good, end grain air flow drying.

 

[motolife313]

 

[ValleyForge]

Ever wonder what 768 cubic feet (6 cords) of 14 inch long split hardwood looks like? Here you go. Normally 4 crates make one cord for 16 inch long pieces of wood. For 14 inch firewood we stack each cord using 5 crates to allow for good, end grain air flow drying.View attachment 988998

Where'd you get the bundle bags from? They look nice….

 

[woodchuckcanuck]

Where'd you get the bundle bags from? They look nice….

www.BagSupplies.ca